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Author: | Douchebag [ Fri Sep 01, 2017 2:06 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Great twitter account. |
Author: | Brick [ Fri Sep 01, 2017 2:06 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Douchebag wrote: Great twitter account. Yup.
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Author: | rogers park bryan [ Fri Sep 01, 2017 2:09 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Curious Hair wrote: Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: rogers park bryan wrote: Dan Stephens @savemiusa Follow More Replying to @Jason1Goff I remember when Jason sold dime bags at the KFC on Main in Evanston. #WSCR Evanston... I remember sticking fiends at the one-six-ooh When we was starving, ducking five-oh, paying 'em dues Times is hard in the slums I'm from, they got us barred in We warring and cage dodging, ripping and robbing I'm pretty sure there's never been a KFC on Main Street. All the more reason for Jason "35th and Stony" Goff to sell there. The KFC in LG was where all the drug deals went down, too. What is it with KFC and drugs? Kendrick Lamar's dad worked at KFC and Tog Dawg (head of the label) almost held the place up but Papa Duckworth knew he was dangerous and hooked him up with food so he didnt hold THAT place up... Oh Lamar, Hail Mary and marijuana, times is hard Pray with the hooligans, shadows all in the dark Fellowship with demons and relatives, I'm a star Life is one funny mothafucka A true comedian, you gotta love him, you gotta trust him I might be buggin', infomercials and no sleep Introverted by my thoughts; children, listen, it gets deep See, once upon a time inside the Nickerson Garden projects The object was to process and digest poverty's dialect Adaptation inevitable: gun violence, crack spot Federal policies raid buildings and drug professionals Anthony was the oldest of seven Well-respected, calm and collected Laughin' and jokin' made life easier; hard times, Momma on crack A four-year-old tellin' his nanny he needed her His family history: pimpin' and bangin' He was meant to be dangerous Clocked him a grip and start slangin' Fifteen, scrapin' up his jeans with quarter pieces Even got some head from a smoker last weekend Dodged a policeman, workin' for his big homie Small-time hustler, graduated to a brick on him 10,000 dollars out of a project housing, that's on the daily Seen his first mil twenty years old, had a couple of babies Had a couple of shooters Caught a murder case, fingerprints on the gun they assumin' But witnesses couldn't prove it That was back when he turned his back and they killed his cousin He beat the case and went back to hustlin' Bird-shufflin', Anthony rang The first in the projects with the two-tone Mustang That 5.0 thing, they say 5-0 came Circlin' parking lots and parking spots And hoppin' out while harrassin' the corner blocks Crooked cops told Anthony he should kick it He brushed 'em off and walked back to the Kentucky Fried Chicken See, at this chicken spot There was a light-skinned n***a that talked a lot With a curly top and a gap in his teeth He worked the window, his name was Ducky He came from the streets, the Robert Taylor Homes Southside Projects, Chiraq, the Terror Dome Drove to California with a woman on him and 500 dollars They had a son, hopin' that he'd see college Hustlin' on the side with a nine-to-five to freak it Cadillac Seville, he'd ride his son around on weekends Three-piece special with his name on the shirt pocket 'Cross the street from the projects, Anthony planned to rob it Stuck up the place before, back in '84 That's when affiliation was really eight gears of war So many relatives tellin' us, sellin' us devilish works Killin' us, crime, intelligent, felonious Prevalent proposition with 9's Ducky was well-aware They robbed the manager and shot a customer last year He figured he'd get on these niggas' good sides Free chicken every time Anthony posted in line Two extra biscuits, Anthony liked him and then let him slide They didn't kill him; in fact, it look like they're the last to survive Pay attention, that one decision changed both of they lives One curse at a time Reverse the manifest and good karma, and I'll tell you why You take two strangers and put 'em in random predicaments Give 'em a soul so they can make their own choices and live with it Twenty years later, them same strangers, you make 'em meet again Inside recording studios where they reapin' their benefits Then you start remindin' them about that chicken incident Whoever thought the greatest rapper would be from coincidence? Because if Anthony killed Ducky, Top Dawg could be servin' life While I grew up without a father and die in a gunfight |
Author: | 815 [ Fri Sep 01, 2017 2:27 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
rogers park bryan wrote: Curious Hair wrote: Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: rogers park bryan wrote: Dan Stephens @savemiusa Follow More Replying to @Jason1Goff I remember when Jason sold dime bags at the KFC on Main in Evanston. #WSCR Evanston... I remember sticking fiends at the one-six-ooh When we was starving, ducking five-oh, paying 'em dues Times is hard in the slums I'm from, they got us barred in We warring and cage dodging, ripping and robbing I'm pretty sure there's never been a KFC on Main Street. All the more reason for Jason "35th and Stony" Goff to sell there. The KFC in LG was where all the drug deals went down, too. What is it with KFC and drugs? Kendrick Lamar's dad worked at KFC and Tog Dawg (head of the label) almost held the place up but Papa Duckworth knew he was dangerous and hooked him up with food so he didnt hold THAT place up... Oh Lamar, Hail Mary and marijuana, times is hard Pray with the hooligans, shadows all in the dark Fellowship with demons and relatives, I'm a star Life is one funny mothafucka A true comedian, you gotta love him, you gotta trust him I might be buggin', infomercials and no sleep Introverted by my thoughts; children, listen, it gets deep See, once upon a time inside the Nickerson Garden projects The object was to process and digest poverty's dialect Adaptation inevitable: gun violence, crack spot Federal policies raid buildings and drug professionals Anthony was the oldest of seven Well-respected, calm and collected Laughin' and jokin' made life easier; hard times, Momma on crack A four-year-old tellin' his nanny he needed her His family history: pimpin' and bangin' He was meant to be dangerous Clocked him a grip and start slangin' Fifteen, scrapin' up his jeans with quarter pieces Even got some head from a smoker last weekend Dodged a policeman, workin' for his big homie Small-time hustler, graduated to a brick on him 10,000 dollars out of a project housing, that's on the daily Seen his first mil twenty years old, had a couple of babies Had a couple of shooters Caught a murder case, fingerprints on the gun they assumin' But witnesses couldn't prove it That was back when he turned his back and they killed his cousin He beat the case and went back to hustlin' Bird-shufflin', Anthony rang The first in the projects with the two-tone Mustang That 5.0 thing, they say 5-0 came Circlin' parking lots and parking spots And hoppin' out while harrassin' the corner blocks Crooked cops told Anthony he should kick it He brushed 'em off and walked back to the Kentucky Fried Chicken See, at this chicken spot There was a light-skinned n***a that talked a lot With a curly top and a gap in his teeth He worked the window, his name was Ducky He came from the streets, the Robert Taylor Homes Southside Projects, Chiraq, the Terror Dome Drove to California with a woman on him and 500 dollars They had a son, hopin' that he'd see college Hustlin' on the side with a nine-to-five to freak it Cadillac Seville, he'd ride his son around on weekends Three-piece special with his name on the shirt pocket 'Cross the street from the projects, Anthony planned to rob it Stuck up the place before, back in '84 That's when affiliation was really eight gears of war So many relatives tellin' us, sellin' us devilish works Killin' us, crime, intelligent, felonious Prevalent proposition with 9's Ducky was well-aware They robbed the manager and shot a customer last year He figured he'd get on these niggas' good sides Free chicken every time Anthony posted in line Two extra biscuits, Anthony liked him and then let him slide They didn't kill him; in fact, it look like they're the last to survive Pay attention, that one decision changed both of they lives One curse at a time Reverse the manifest and good karma, and I'll tell you why You take two strangers and put 'em in random predicaments Give 'em a soul so they can make their own choices and live with it Twenty years later, them same strangers, you make 'em meet again Inside recording studios where they reapin' their benefits Then you start remindin' them about that chicken incident Whoever thought the greatest rapper would be from coincidence? Because if Anthony killed Ducky, Top Dawg could be servin' life While I grew up without a father and die in a gunfight Kendrick Lamar is the best out there right now. |
Author: | rogers park bryan [ Fri Sep 01, 2017 2:31 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
815 wrote: Kendrick Lamar is the best out there right now. |
Author: | whiskey dick [ Fri Sep 01, 2017 3:18 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Yeah, I'd rather listen to Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch. |
Author: | NME [ Sat Sep 02, 2017 9:36 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Curious Hair wrote: What is it with KFC and drugs? Yeah, you'd think Brown's Chicken would get more love in this regard. |
Author: | Super Sonic [ Sun Sep 03, 2017 1:03 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Just checked his twitter page. Holy shit, that dude spends waaaaay too much time on there. I am not one to tell someone how to live their life, but to be on twitter all day like that is a problem. |
Author: | Cashman [ Sun Sep 03, 2017 11:37 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
All he does is race bait. Saw yesterday, someone said enough with the KAepernick stuff. Jason retweets this and asks, do you believe people of color should be treated equally? Yes or No? |
Author: | Juice's Lecture Notes [ Sun Sep 03, 2017 11:53 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Cashman wrote: All he does is race bait. Saw yesterday, someone said enough with the KAepernick stuff. Jason retweets this and asks, do you believe people of color should be treated equally? Yes or No? Chris Kluwe was run out of the league at age 31 for being a political loudmouth, too. He wasn't a great punter, but was a serviceable middle of the pack guy. Once the Vikings had enough of his shit (which I recall was him asking the ST coach not to call people a slur used for homosexuals, an entirely reasonable request), the best he could manage was a workout with a handful of teams each time a punter went down. |
Author: | Killer V [ Sun Sep 03, 2017 2:04 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
^^^ This. There are plenty of serviceable backup QBs available. Sign one with or without "baggage?" Easy choice. Also, let's not forget that he chose to opt out of his contract... |
Author: | Curious Hair [ Sun Sep 03, 2017 2:56 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Kluwe was a very outspoken advocate for the players' union, which probably has more to do with the collusion against him than calling Gamergate people epic bacon twat-cocking fuckmuffins on Gawker. Also, not a good punter, punted to Devin Hester in his prime. |
Author: | DAC [ Sun Sep 03, 2017 2:58 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Cashman wrote: All he does is race bait. Saw yesterday, someone said enough with the KAepernick stuff. Jason retweets this and asks, do you believe people of color should be treated equally? Yes or No? This was why I dropped him. Seemed like half of his posts were about race. To date he has been my shortest Twitter follow. |
Author: | Zippy-The-Pinhead [ Sun Sep 03, 2017 3:58 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Killer V wrote: ^^^ This. There are plenty of serviceable backup QBs available. Sign one with or without "baggage?" Easy choice. Also, let's not forget that he chose to opt out of his contract... Define serviceable. If that means taking snaps and handing off then I agree. However, if you mean guys who can step in and win a few games with their QB play then I'd differ. Most back-ups truly stink. It's an important position and CK would be a significant improvement for many teams. In a league where 1 or 2 games can make or break a season I thinks it's all rather ridiculous. |
Author: | DAC [ Sun Sep 03, 2017 4:13 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote: . It's an important position and CK would be a significant improvement for many teams. In a league where 1 or 2 games can make or break a season I thinks it's all rather ridiculous. I agree. Coaches are ridiculous with their fear of distractions and their fear of giving away a competitive advantage by releasing any information that is not mandated by the league. Personally, if I owned a team I would want to sign CK. There are so many criminals and knuckleheads in the league but you can't have someone who peacefully protested the national anthem over police brutality? Agree with him or not but he doesn't deserve to be blackballed over what he did. |
Author: | Score is doomed [ Sun Sep 03, 2017 8:36 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Super Sonic wrote: Just checked his twitter page. Holy shit, that dude spends waaaaay too much time on there. I am not one to tell someone how to live their life, but to be on twitter all day like that is a problem. His mother must spend her nights crying over how Jason turned out. She did everything right to raise a child, put him in a good suburban school, sent him to college, which he dropped out of, and proceeds to embarrass her on the radio. His family, not baby mama, has to be embarrassed. He has turned out to be nothing more than a semi-literate, wannabe gangbanger with no common sense. He is pathetic. He makes the fat, illiterate cow, JDC, seem bright and that is damn near impossible to do. Goff sucks. |
Author: | Brick [ Mon Sep 04, 2017 2:54 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote: Killer V wrote: ^^^ This. There are plenty of serviceable backup QBs available. Sign one with or without "baggage?" Easy choice. Also, let's not forget that he chose to opt out of his contract... Define serviceable. If that means taking snaps and handing off then I agree. However, if you mean guys who can step in and win a few games with their QB play then I'd differ. Most back-ups truly stink. It's an important position and CK would be a significant improvement for many teams. In a league where 1 or 2 games can make or break a season I thinks it's all rather ridiculous. What team should have signed him though? What team is missing the playoffs because they didn't sign him? |
Author: | Dr. Kenneth Noisewater [ Mon Sep 04, 2017 3:04 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Boilermaker Rick wrote: Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote: Killer V wrote: ^^^ This. There are plenty of serviceable backup QBs available. Sign one with or without "baggage?" Easy choice. Also, let's not forget that he chose to opt out of his contract... Define serviceable. If that means taking snaps and handing off then I agree. However, if you mean guys who can step in and win a few games with their QB play then I'd differ. Most back-ups truly stink. It's an important position and CK would be a significant improvement for many teams. In a league where 1 or 2 games can make or break a season I thinks it's all rather ridiculous. What team should have signed him though? What team is missing the playoffs because they didn't sign him? That seems like an impossible question to answer. He should be in the league unless he's pricing himself out, which I doubt. |
Author: | Brick [ Mon Sep 04, 2017 3:09 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote: Boilermaker Rick wrote: Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote: Killer V wrote: ^^^ This. There are plenty of serviceable backup QBs available. Sign one with or without "baggage?" Easy choice. Also, let's not forget that he chose to opt out of his contract... Define serviceable. If that means taking snaps and handing off then I agree. However, if you mean guys who can step in and win a few games with their QB play then I'd differ. Most back-ups truly stink. It's an important position and CK would be a significant improvement for many teams. In a league where 1 or 2 games can make or break a season I thinks it's all rather ridiculous. What team should have signed him though? What team is missing the playoffs because they didn't sign him? That seems like an impossible question to answer. He should be in the league unless he's pricing himself out, which I doubt. Zippy is making a case that some team that was 1 or 2 wins away should have signed him. It's easy to say but hard to come up who should have. Remember, the Seahawks didn't want him as a backup because he was too good. |
Author: | Jaw Breaker [ Tue Sep 05, 2017 9:34 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote: Boilermaker Rick wrote: Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote: Killer V wrote: ^^^ This. There are plenty of serviceable backup QBs available. Sign one with or without "baggage?" Easy choice. Also, let's not forget that he chose to opt out of his contract... Define serviceable. If that means taking snaps and handing off then I agree. However, if you mean guys who can step in and win a few games with their QB play then I'd differ. Most back-ups truly stink. It's an important position and CK would be a significant improvement for many teams. In a league where 1 or 2 games can make or break a season I thinks it's all rather ridiculous. What team should have signed him though? What team is missing the playoffs because they didn't sign him? That seems like an impossible question to answer. He should be in the league unless he's pricing himself out, which I doubt. Yes, unless we know exactly what has been offered and rejected, we don't know. |
Author: | DAC [ Tue Sep 05, 2017 1:00 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Jaw Breaker wrote: Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote: Boilermaker Rick wrote: Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote: Killer V wrote: ^^^ This. There are plenty of serviceable backup QBs available. Sign one with or without "baggage?" Easy choice. Also, let's not forget that he chose to opt out of his contract... Define serviceable. If that means taking snaps and handing off then I agree. However, if you mean guys who can step in and win a few games with their QB play then I'd differ. Most back-ups truly stink. It's an important position and CK would be a significant improvement for many teams. In a league where 1 or 2 games can make or break a season I thinks it's all rather ridiculous. What team should have signed him though? What team is missing the playoffs because they didn't sign him? That seems like an impossible question to answer. He should be in the league unless he's pricing himself out, which I doubt. Yes, unless we know exactly what has been offered and rejected, we don't know. I'd bet money that if CK turned down a contract the NFL would have made it known. |
Author: | Brick [ Tue Sep 05, 2017 1:02 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
DAC wrote: I'd bet money that if CK turned down a contract the NFL would have made it known. That means you have to buy the story that Seattle thought he was "too good" to be offered a contract even at the league minimum.
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Author: | Walt Williams Neck [ Tue Sep 05, 2017 2:18 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: https://twitter.com/savemiusa/status/903419478029070336 This Dan Stephens dumbfuck won't give it up. Do you think Evanston's very own Jason Goff doesn't know where all the KFCs were/are? Main and Dodge is Boltwood Park, a shitty strip mall with a 7-Eleven, a shitty strip mall with a UPS store, and a Walgreen's. There was never a KFC on that corner. I got your back on this one, J. Go Kits! |
Author: | Pal [ Tue Sep 05, 2017 2:25 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
DAC wrote: Jaw Breaker wrote: Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote: Boilermaker Rick wrote: Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote: Killer V wrote: ^^^ This. There are plenty of serviceable backup QBs available. Sign one with or without "baggage?" Easy choice. Also, let's not forget that he chose to opt out of his contract... Define serviceable. If that means taking snaps and handing off then I agree. However, if you mean guys who can step in and win a few games with their QB play then I'd differ. Most back-ups truly stink. It's an important position and CK would be a significant improvement for many teams. In a league where 1 or 2 games can make or break a season I thinks it's all rather ridiculous. What team should have signed him though? What team is missing the playoffs because they didn't sign him? That seems like an impossible question to answer. He should be in the league unless he's pricing himself out, which I doubt. Yes, unless we know exactly what has been offered and rejected, we don't know. I'd bet money that if CK turned down a contract the NFL would have made it known. Doesn't the fact that he did have another year of guaranteed money coming his way from the Niners make all of this a moot point? He took the player option to leave, not SF. |
Author: | DAC [ Tue Sep 05, 2017 3:27 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Pal wrote: DAC wrote: I'd bet money that if CK turned down a contract the NFL would have made it known. Doesn't the fact that he did have another year of guaranteed money coming his way from the Niners make all of this a moot point? He took the player option to leave, not SF. He miscalculated his market but that is different than saying he doesn't offer enough to be an NFL backup. |
Author: | Killer V [ Tue Sep 05, 2017 7:05 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Joe Webb has a job. |
Author: | Brick [ Tue Sep 05, 2017 8:37 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Killer V wrote: Joe Webb has a job. In fairness from what I understand Joe Webb is a special teams player too. |
Author: | Pal [ Tue Sep 05, 2017 9:25 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Boilermaker Rick wrote: Killer V wrote: Joe Webb has a job. In fairness from what I understand Joe Webb is a special teams player too. RG3 is out of the league and his QBR is essentially the same as Kap. Where's the outage? |
Author: | leashyourkids [ Tue Sep 05, 2017 9:37 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
Pal wrote: Boilermaker Rick wrote: Killer V wrote: Joe Webb has a job. In fairness from what I understand Joe Webb is a special teams player too. RG3 is out of the league and his QBR is essentially the same as Kap. Where's the outage? I would assume large swaths of Houston and Louisiana. |
Author: | Pal [ Wed Sep 06, 2017 8:28 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Jason on Twitter |
leashyourkids wrote: Pal wrote: Boilermaker Rick wrote: Killer V wrote: Joe Webb has a job. In fairness from what I understand Joe Webb is a special teams player too. RG3 is out of the league and his QBR is essentially the same as Kap. Where's the outage? I would assume large swaths of Houston and Louisiana. Well played |
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