Mustachio Cuts Player Profiles: Il Succo

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THE ALARM GOES OFF AND MUSTACHIO HITS SNOOZE AGAIN

Ughhh…Mustachio no want to svegliare this morning…

Mustacioinbed

No more cutting hair today.

No more Lavern

But Mustachio must make the money for the house…so time to go to lavaro

But Mustachio no have any motivation this morning.

Ahhhh.  Mustachio knows what Mustachio needs

IL SUCCO!

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(singing)

Buon Giorno Mattina

Buon Giorno Mattina

All is good now that Mustachio has Il Succo!

(Mustachio Hops out of Bed)

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Buon Giorno Mattina

Buon Giorno Mattina

Il Succo is il magiore of the Dolphins!!!

(Mustachio opens his refrigerator)

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Buon Giorno Mattina

Buon Giorno Mattina

You are going to catch cento footballs for il mille yards!

(Mustachio pours himself a glass of orange juice)

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Buon Giorno Mattina

Buon Giorno Mattina

Mustachio can do everything now just like Il Succo!!!

(Mustachio goes to work)

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  1. getterdone says:

    Dez Bryant (knee, foot) was limited in Wednesday’s practice.
    He’ll be fine for Week 11 against the Dolphins.
    __________________________
    C’mon Grimey, we need ya 100%!

  2. Tim Knight says:

    Yeah Grimes should be good to go.

  3. The Flying Pig says:

  4. getterdone says:

    Hundreds of Muslim immigrants have already been charged and convicted of providing material support to terrorist organizations, or attempting to launch their own attacks here on U.S. soil. (See list at end of this article of recent cases.)

    Obama wants to import 85,000 foreign refugees in fiscal 2016, including 10,000 from Syria, with those numbers being ramped up further in 2017.

    This comes amid repeated warnings by the FBI that it cannot screen Syrian refugees and that it is already chasing 1,000 active ISIS investigations in all 50 states.

    But the FBI has also been less than transparent about attacks that have already occurred on U.S. soil.

    Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/11/big-list-all-these-terror-attacks-in-u-s-covered-up-by-feds/#5FMY9Gd5YFmJrxXA.99

    • BoulderPhinfan says:

      wnd is not real news. Its garbage news like Faux new which likes to incite bigotry and violence

      I can see why you read it.

    • The Flying Pig says:

      He doesn’t want to “import” anyone like we are trading Syria for livestock or something….lol
      He doesn’t want the states turning refugees away

      I think the security concerns are valid
      I just don;t care for the semantics like he is actively trying to bring people here

      The reality is most of these refugees if they make it in will be hardworking tax paying people within a few months
      But I have no idea had to distinguish between threats or not and I’m not sure anyone can effectively do that

  5. BoulderPhinfan says:

    I’m shocked misi is injured

    “Linebacker Jelani Jenkins (ankle) is in a walking boot today and not practicing. Linebacker Koa Misi (unknown injury) is also not practicing today.”

    • Tim Knight says:

      He’s actually been durable this year. Lots of guys are banged up this time of year. We’ve actually been spared serious injuries compared to other teams.

  6. The Flying Pig says:

    Tim Knight says:
    November 18, 2015 at 1:20 pm (Edit)
    Can’t listen, what does he say?

    ************
    I didn’t watch the whole thing
    but its sort of along the lines of US intervention is causing these groups to exist – which is an oversimplification
    You really need to hear him explain his POV
    a lot of it goes over my head

    • Tim Knight says:

      That sounds like the typical libertarian view of not policing the world and only using our military for defense purposes. It sounds good in theory but there are some libertarian views that are too absolute and not realistic.

      • The Flying Pig says:

        libertarian POV is often more theory than practice
        but I like the theory b/c its always consistent
        unlike other POVs which are all over the place

        I think I could have told you Ron Paul’s pov before I heard it…lol

  7. finfanrob says:

    getterdone says:
    November 18, 2015 at 12:01 pm

    ‘I’m cynical about my country’s leadership cause as a vet who served years ago I saw things changing, the shift of corruption, the cesspool of power & greed…and it’s been in steady decline ever since.’

    and i am sure on July 5th 1776 some where in Virginia a man complains to his neighbor this same thing

  8. getterdone says:

    Boulder, except you forgot one thing. The article is chock full of sources and know facts…so yeah, I guess you’re way off the mark here not me!

  9. Al in MIA says:

    Motivational Quotes
    ‏@DavidRoads
    A lion doesn’t concern himself with the opinions of a sheep.
    ——-
    No but they are afraid of hyenas 😛

  10. Tim Knight says:

    Piggy, agreed on libertarianism. At least it’s not about making up new rules all the time. That’s what pols spend too much time doing so it looks like they’re doing something important when much of the time it’s asinine. LOL

    • The Flying Pig says:

      and in a 2 party system it ends up being one party distinguishing itself from the other
      its basically one party saying “we are not them” vote for us
      instead of being about a consistent theory

      • Tim Knight says:

        LOL, true!

        What I can’t stand is during debates they say some pretty insulting things about each other than once everything has been settled, they act like they’re a team and have the utmost respect for each other.

  11. Al in MIA says:

    “Here you can practice on Sam Brenner…..Just select him and click right over there and POOF he’s gone just like that”

  12. Mike E. says:

    ASK MIKE tomorrow

    Send in your questions please . . .

    NJ1Dolfan@yahoo.com

    Thanks!

  13. getterdone says:

    FFR, yuck yuck yuck….You better thank your free ass for the brave men of 1776 to liberate this land for you so you can now play & spew BS about NLC’s etc, online.
    SMH!

  14. finfanrob says:

    “Linebacker Jelani Jenkins (ankle) is in a walking boot today and not practicing.

    versus the always worrisome………….running boot.

  15. getterdone says:

    Piggy, very good post by Dr. Paul. He says a lot of the things that I & others have said here. Ron Paul has always been very genuine and really cares about this country & it’s ‘citizens’.
    His son is pretty sound too, but is being blackballed by the PTB that he scares. Sadly the general masses can’t see that for the blinders they wear.
    But some still blow it off as nut job tin foil hat BS. Maybe the sheep that Wyoming is talking about with their heads stuck in the sand, I dunno…lol

  16. Randy says:

    Actually, many, many refugees immediately go on government assistance when they come here and do not become employed tax payers. Lots of them actually apply for social security benefits based on disability and get it. I’ve heard they actually have individuals who meet with them when they step off the boat and tell them exactly where to go, what to say and how to get on benefits. This country spends billions of “hidden” dollars on refugees that comes out of our pockets.

    • Tim Knight says:

      How do refugees get social security? That’s fuckin absurd.

      • getterdone says:

        Tim, it’s been that way for some time now. They get SSI, welfare, food stamps, medicaid, DL’s in most cases, etc etc.

      • jetsssuck says:

        The SS had a recent series about Cubans getting off the boat then collecting ssi and other gov’t benefits and going back to cuba while collecting these gov’t benefits. The scam is against the gov’t but like all newspaper stories their job is readership and making advertisers pay extra money. So we have sensationalism stories. I don’t deny it doesn’t happen but its not widespread.

  17. Al in MIA says:

    Starting LB unit today in practice
    Zach Vigil (in for Misi), Kelvin Sheppard, & Spence Paysinger (in for Jenkins; back after missing last week due to injury)

  18. Al in MIA says:

    I’m looking forward to Mike Hull & Neville Hewitt getting more work in practice & on Sunday.

  19. Mike E. says:

    LOL @ Al’s 1:45PM

    • jetsssuck says:

      this should be a great game. Did u notice every time buffalo beat miami during the post game interview rex talked about the patriots?

  20. Al in MIA says:

    1 hr ago
    Ben Volin Verified account
    ‏@BenVolin

    #Patriots add three to the practice squad, including TE Joe Fauria and S Brock Vereen, younger brother of Shane

  21. Al in MIA says:

    MY MOOD

  22. Randy says:

    Tim
    Last I heard a few years ago, Minnesota had the largest Somali population in the world outside of Somalia. Their “queen” lived 45 minutes from where I live. Trust me, our state alone spends millions on refugees. They can get benefits easier than actual residents sometimes.
    ***
    And I think the Hmong population here is like 3 times as big as the Somalis. This was a few years ago.

  23. BoulderPhinfan says:

    Adam Beasley @AdamHBeasley
    Campbell said Misi and Jenkins will be game-time decisions. Said Misi more likely to play than Jenkins.

  24. Tim Knight says:

    GD, I’ve heard of non-citizens getting benefits plenty of times but I’m not actually seeing it. My comment was kind of rhetorical. How does the government even begin to explain how they give benefits to non-citizens that is funded by taxpaying citizens? Then have discussions about SS going bankrupt and the next generation having to pay into to it subsidize the prior generation but will have to take the hit and not receive it themselves. I mean how can anyone explain that?

  25. Al in MIA says:

    Alright, last one

  26. getterdone says:

    Randy, I was watching a documentary the other nite about bad street gangs in the US and the Hmong gangs aka MOD or menace of destruction were very heavy in MN, WI, & CA.
    Brutal assholes killing like it’s no big deal.

  27. Randy says:

    gdp
    It is a big problem getting bigger….and it’s beginning to flow out of the bigger towns into smaller towns. Last I knew we had something like 60-75,000 Hmong in the state….and they just keep coming. But, nobody wants to do anything about it, politically. It’s sad because like most populations…most of them are good people.

  28. D says:

    Are any of you even watching these lol…..

  29. Al in MIA says:

    jetsssuck says:
    November 18, 2015 at 2:29 pm

    this should be a great game. Did u notice every time buffalo beat miami during the post game interview rex talked about the patriots?
    ——–
    I never noticed :/

    • jetsssuck says:

      I bet rex has dreaming up blitz packages that the Pats have never seen. Maybe he’s going to use the 11 man front the jets threw at the pats. The Pats OL can’t possibly hold back the Bills DL after they have shown how they were beating everyone with a smoke and mirrors show the last several weeks.

  30. finfanrob says:

    I was checking into some food stamps benefits for a clients brother one time. he was ineligible for them, however if i marked the box that he was an illegal alien then he became eligible. it was for just nominal dollars but it was funny he wasnt eligible for them as a citizen

  31. Al in MIA says:

    Tim,
    Off topic but when Randy talked about a Somali queen living in the US, I remembered reading about Napoleon Bonaparte’s brother, Joseph, living in the US in Bordentown, NJ (neighbors Hamilton Township where I lived and where Joseph ultimately lived).

    http://mentalfloss.com/article/27826/last-king-new-jersey-suburban-life-napoleon%E2%80%99s-brother

    • Al in MIA says:

      It’s always been about economics (I know you know).
      The poorer the more desperate; doesn’t take an advanced education to know this.

      • Tim Knight says:

        Despair forces people to do a lot of crazy things. I just found this interesting that religion/ideology wasn’t a big factor.

    • jetsssuck says:

      yes this is how the civil war in syria started. Mostly young who couldn’t support themselves because of high unemployment. They protested in the streets, assad sent in his thugs to beat them up, then the parents joined to support their children and then assad sent in the military and it escalated.
      On another blog I talk with people that are talking reconstruction(syria) after Russia agrees to let the people have free elections (LOL) They say they need an all inclusive country and employmnet for all. They suggest high labor jobs were they keep evevyone employed.

  32. Al in MIA says:

    jetsssuck says:
    November 18, 2015 at 2:55 pm

    I bet rex has dreaming up blitz packages that the Pats have never seen.
    ———-
    Now that his brother, Rob, is unemployed.
    They are probably sitting together as we speak discussing ideas.

  33. Al in MIA says:

    Tim Knight says:
    November 18, 2015 at 2:42 pm

    Our country has become too soft on crime so it thrives.
    ———–
    I’m not sure what you are referring to given that all crime data (violent, the more meaningful one) points to rates being the lowest they’ve been in decades 🙂

    • Tim Knight says:

      I wasn’t talking about crime rates. We allow crime that we know exists to exist. We also release violent criminals that boggles the mind.

  34. finfanrob says:

    have the cheats played every nationally televized game this year. it seems like they are on every week, either a thur sun or mon night.

    just one more reason to fuel the hatred

  35. The Flying Pig says:

    There is nothing secret about the way noncitizens receive SS benefits
    You can read about it on the ss website
    It’s no secret and doesn’t involve secret money

    You don’t step off a boat and get it
    There are many categories that qualify
    You can read about it here
    Instead if sifting through propaganda about it
    You can read it from the horses mouth
    There is a lot of conspiracies or blatant anti immigration propaganda about it that is just not reliable

    if you really want to know how

    https://www.socialsecurity.gov/ssi/spotlights/spot-non-citizens.htm

    It’s not easy
    It’s a very believes tic process
    Most do not qualify

    This is always greatly exagerrated

    It’s really not very common at all

    State welfare benefits vary from state to state
    Some like NY are much easier to obtain than fed benefits

    Randy – probably Minnesota too (that’s just a guess)

    But those aren’t SS benefits

    And some states don’t offer anything at all

    I really don’t care for some of the antimmigra to backlash I hear about these days. Nothing personel against anyone else’s point of view
    But a lot of info out there is just false

    • Tim Knight says:

      I don’t think non-citizens should receive them at all unless they’re paying into it.

      • The Flying Pig says:

        If an 80 year woman comes here
        Lives with her family
        I really don’t have a problem with it if she never worked a day in her like on us soil

        Are you going to ask an 80 year to get to work
        Or turn your back on them and say go back to your country where you can dodge bombs

        I think you have a system with limited exceptions
        So you can express some compassion to people who are in dire situations

        I just don’t think you want a family or young people coming here for the free $$$

        But I really don’t think that’s the norm
        And that’s what people project when they discuss it

  36. Al in MIA says:

    Speaking of the Pats, saw this earlier…

    Ben Volin ‏@BenVolin 5h5 hours ago

    From @cgasper, the real Patriot Way is winning close games. .717 winning pct in games decided by 3 points or fewer http://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/2015/11/18/gasper/w1NUX9lpY7ofI476QzA5PM/story.html


    If you go to the link in there, you will see Miami is 27th 😦 and the Bills are dead last…

  37. Mike E. says:

    Piggy

    When I lived in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, we had Russian clients paying for 2 week vacations with their social security checks, wearing mink coats, and driving brand new Mercedes vehicles. lol

    • Tim Knight says:

      Did you used to see all the punk rockers?

    • getterdone says:

      Only in America comrade…lol

    • The Flying Pig says:

      I’ve seen people abuse benefits too
      I don’t doubt it happens
      It doesn’t mean it’s the norm
      Occasionally I have to deal with it in court – and it’s disgusting when I see it

      I’m going to guess the facts you are not SS benefits but some kind of state welfare – just a guess
      But the Feds have a tighter wallet tba some states – particularly ny

      At the end of the day I don’t think it’s accurate to assume that refugees cause any sort of epidemic economic harm

      I’m a little more concerned about the safety issues
      And If I knew we could weed out potential terrorists
      I would not care at all

      The reality is there are many citizens abusing this process too

      We have a problem with the process as a whole
      It’s not a citizenship issue

      • Tim Knight says:

        The redistribution of wealth in this country is fucked up and immoral in many ways. That’s not on the citizens other than they voted for it a long time ago. LOL

  38. finfanrob says:

    Al in MIA says:
    November 18, 2015 at 2:58 pm

    jetsssuck says:
    November 18, 2015 at 2:55 pm

    I bet rex has dreaming up blitz packages that the Pats have never seen.
    ———-
    Now that his brother, Rob, is unemployed.
    They are probably sitting together as we speak discussing ideas.

    yep and in the basement of the nfl’s office. some where in the darkest bowels of the office. roger is telling a group of refs “i dont care what rex does, the patriots do not lose. and if my girl tommy gets hurt, there will be hell to pay”

  39. BoulderPhinfan says:

    misi injury is abdomen injury per injury report. Does that mean he’s sick? or he pulled his stomach muscle?

  40. BoulderPhinfan says:

    Adam Beasley @AdamHBeasley
    Witten on Romo: “I think he’s an elite quarterback.” Said there’s only a few of them out there.

  41. Mike E. says:

    Piggy

    I think it just seems too easy for these immigrants to collect. I will have paid my entire working life, and when I need to collect Medicare and SS, it will likely be gone, or such a paltry amount, it won’t be enough.

    • The Flying Pig says:

      It’s not easy
      It’s harder for them than citizens
      I’m not talking about retirees
      I’m talking about young people who chose not to work

      That’s my point
      It has nothing to do with immigration

      Defrauding the govt for benefits is a problem
      If all immigration ended today
      It would still be a problem

      The 2 things really have little to do with each other

  42. Mike E. says:

    Tim

    No punk rockers, but maybe some Russian mafia.

  43. Al in MIA says:

    getterdone says:
    November 18, 2015 at 3:17 pm

    Refs play a big part in close games.
    ——-
    Probably…
    Can’t stand that I want Buffalo to win on Sunday as I dislike both teams.
    Maybe I should root for multiple injuries on both sides LOL

  44. BoulderPhinfan says:

    Al,
    I agree. romo should be considered an elite QB even though he hasn’t been to the superbowl.
    I don’t think we’ve ever beat dallas with romo as QB and I doubt we’ll start this weekend.

  45. BoulderPhinfan says:

    I bet there will be a lot of cowboys fans at the game on sunday.

    Armando Salguero @ArmandoSalguero
    Seatgeek sez tix to Cowboys-Dolphins reselling for average of $258 on secondary market making it most expensive Fins home game since 2010.

  46. getterdone says:

    [video src="http://video.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2015/11/17/3759394013635460973/640x360_3759394013635460973.mp4" /]

    So, do ya want this in your neighborhood with your kids and family out an about?

  47. jetsssuck says:

    The only thing I believe the Pats can do against ryans bills is back brady up another 2-3 steps to where he is almost as far back as if he is punting. They can’t cut the field in half like did to us because Ryan will blitz from either side and they have to set up before the snap. Maybe 4 TE package they were using earlier in year? Ryan has seen it already and probably been preparing for it.

  48. Mike E. says:

    I think people who collect benefits should get 1 surprise random visit a month from a government agent, and should have to allow that agent to search their entire home, to see if any expensive items that don’t match up are lurking. I don’t mean just immigrants, I mean anyone collecting benefits.

  49. finfanrob says:

    Defrauding the govt for benefits is a problem
    If all immigration ended today
    It would still be a problem

    piggy,

    do you know this to be true or just your opinion? and i dont doubt defrauding is a major problem. hell another major problem and it is perfectly legal is people receiving way more then they ever paid into the system or paying none at all. I have a client, a very very wealthy client that is retired. he and his wife are receiving ss benefits, a nice amount and she never worked a day in her life.

  50. Mike E. says:

    Piggy

    I don’t think immigration is the biggest problem concerning people collecting benefits and sucking the system dry. I think we need to stop rewarding single mothers each time they pump out another baby, in fact, they should be penalized. If you can’t afford the baby, DON’T HAVE THEM! I think people collecting unemployment need to be cut off and often checked to see if they are truly attempting to gain employment.

  51. Al in MIA says:

    I don’t think we’ve ever beat dallas with romo as QB and I doubt we’ll start this weekend.
    ——-
    That’s not saying much as the two teams have only played each other 3 times in Tony Romo’s pro career (2003, 2007 & 2011); 2 of which he started (2007 & 2011; was a rookie in 2003).

    The last time in Dallas the Fins were up late but then blew it and it came down to Romo scrambling on 3rd down making a 1st down breaking the defenses back and setting up the eventual game winning FG from close range.

    http://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/201111240dal.htm

    Matt Moore was the Fins QB in that 2011 game; Trent Green the QB in the 2007 game :/

    • BoulderPhinfan says:

      yes I remember that and moore was the QB and had that stupid fumble. I think it was thanksgiving day.

      Romo has this ability to make plays at certain times to win games they look like are losing.

  52. BoulderPhinfan says:

    howie,
    24 – 17 dallas. I hope I’m wrong.

    • Al in MIA says:

      I’m hoping Romo is rusty and that Dez has issues with his foot again.

      Dez was listed last week as being limited going into the Bucs game with a foot injury and he under performed. The previous week against the Eagles he was on the report with a knee injury but had a big game).

      This is his rotoworld report after the Bucs game:

      Dez Bryant caught 5-of-12 targets for 45 yards in Dallas’ Week 10 loss to the Bucs.
      Bryant also committed two drops, and was the target on Matt Cassel’s game-ending interception. Bryant seemed more concerned with begging for a flag than breaking up the pass.

      • BoulderPhinfan says:

        I’d be disappointed if we lose this game. But with Romo you just never know. He could throw 3 ints or 3 tds.
        If this was in Dallas I think we’d lose for sure. At home and Romo being rusty I think we have a chance.

  53. D says:

    Stats indicate he is elite, but he is still pretty wildly inconsistent. I would put him on the fringe because you cant in any way say day in and day out he is going to perform well. Very Jekyll and Hyde. When he is on though he is pretty friggin sharp.

    • D says:

      Romo i meant.

    • Al in MIA says:

      He had a Dolphins like defense and poor OL for a while.
      Many blamed him for the result of some of those timely INT he did but there were always other things going on in the game from a defensive stand point or OL standpoint that had just as much if not more of an impact on the game.

  54. finfanrob says:

    jetsssuck says:
    November 18, 2015 at 3:41 pm

    survivors benefits?

    pretty sure both of my clients are alive. why dont you stick to questioning OD

  55. finfanrob says:

    laughing at you guys thinking romo will be rusty. dont you know the dolphins defense is the cure for all ailing qb’s and offenses.

    • Al in MIA says:

      McCain and OV have put 2 of the last 4 starting QB they’ve faced on the injured list …..hoping to see it happen again 🙂

  56. finfanrob says:

    60 year old at the doctors: ‘doc, i know i am old but i think i still got game, but….well….ok, it is like this, i have really scored in a while’

    doctor: ‘got the perfect prescription for you…..date the dolphins defense’

  57. finfanrob says:

    Al in MIA says:
    November 18, 2015 at 3:55 pm

    McCain and OV have put 2 of the last 4 starting QB they’ve faced on the injured list …..hoping to see it happen again 🙂

    Al,

    and i am hoping to hit the lotto but that doesnt happen either

  58. Al in MIA says:

    The relief for the defense must come from the offensive game plan.
    Lazor better stop with these cheesy college like screen and reverse plays and get to running the ball with his QB more under center.
    Get it going to Miller/Ajayi early and we don’t have to worry so damn much about the D falling apart late.

  59. BoulderPhinfan says:

    listening to campbell presser from today. He’s a huge cowboys fan. I hope that doesn’t get in the way of coaching against them.

  60. finfanrob says:

    Al in MIA says:
    November 18, 2015 at 3:59 pm

    You’re a half glass empty kinda guy aren’t ya 🙂 j/k.

    i am a pick the fucking glass up throw it through the tv cause the dolphins gave up a first down on the opening series kind of guy.

  61. finfanrob says:

    ok i dont really care for him but wow this is tough

    http://www.wcvb.com/news/doug-fluties-parents-die-on-same-day/36526436

    • jetsssuck says:

      never noticed it was his brother that held him up in the famous hail mary play. He kicked a extra point against the fins also.

  62. finfanrob says:

    jetsssuck says:
    November 18, 2015 at 4:01 pm

    maybe the widow just got remarried and is still collecting benefits from old marriage? Is that possible?

    stop it, just stop it. i think i know who the fuck my clients are.

    dont you have some plagiarist to hunt down or something. i hear on facebook that Dorothy is saying she is the one who said it should ‘happy birthday to you’ and not ‘happy birthday cause your mom took one for the team’

  63. jetsssuck says:

    here Mike

  64. wyoming85 says:

    The Flying Pig says:
    November 18, 2015 at 3:25 pm
    If an 80 year woman comes here
    Lives with her family

    Exactly!!!! The family should pay for her!

    It’s not a hard concept

    • jetsssuck says:

      resettlement benefits are paid to refugees that are politically endangered if returned to their former country. This happened to a lot of cuban refugees in the 1980’s boatlift

    • The Flying Pig says:

      Dude I don;t care if my tax money goes to an 80 year woman

      I’m fine with society taking care of the elderly
      in fact we don’t do it enough in my eyes
      citizenship has nothing to do with my opinion on that subject

      • Try Pod says:

        Should our elderly take precedence over elderly from some place else?

      • jetsssuck says:

        I have no problem either. We show compassion. That’s what makes America the greatest nation in the world so I can accept a little fraud knowing we help far more.

  65. Tim Knight says:

    FFR, maybe the wife munches the Social Security commissioner.

  66. ocalahowie says:

    Evening Update
    DOLPHINS-COWBOYS
    Old 24-23 MIA
    Howie 31-16 MIA
    Piggy 28-20 MIA
    T-pod 21-19 DAL
    Al 23-20 MIA
    Bold 24-17 DAL
    WE’RE BAD!
    BAD TO THE BONE!!!

  67. getterdone says:

    When the Dolphins selected Tony Lippett in the fifth round of this year’s draft, they knew they were getting a long-term project with a lot of potential.

    He might be ahead of schedule.

    Lippett, who made some standout plays at cornerback in training camp, was pressed in to significant action on defense of the first time in his career on Sunday.

    With Brent Grimes out with an illness and Brice McCain injuring his knee in the first half of the win against Philadelphia, Lippett played 23 percent of Miami’s defensive snaps.

    Although he only finished with a tackle, it was a big moment for him.

    This time last year, Lippett was an offensive star at Michigan State, winning Big Ten Receiver of the Year.

    The Dolphins converted him in to a corner and hoped it would pay off down the road.

    The fact that the Dolphins went at times late in Sunday’s game with Lippett ahead of Zack Bowman — who got called for a pass interference on a deep pass and was replaced by Lippett — shows how far Lippett has come.

    “I feel like I’m coming along better than some people anticipated,” Lippett said.

    “When I first got here I was real raw and not experienced at the position. But now I’m starting to learn the ins and outs of playing corner and just learning different techniques and how to leverage the ball, leverage the defender and things like that.”

    Lippett isn’t as far ahead as Miami’s other rookie cornerback, Bobby McCain. McCain started Sunday’s game and is a key part of the rotation.

    But at 6-foot-3, Lippett has size that Miami’s other corners lack. And that’s what makes him so intriguing.

    Lippett says he’s been studying other NFL cornerbacks with similar size.

    “Sean Smith, Brandon Browner, Richard Sherman, Sam Shields, Jimmy Smith, those are just the few names I kind of look at a lot because they’ve got my size,” Lippett said. “I watch them a lot. I watch some of the guys that don’t have my body type as well. I just try to watch as many as I can just take tidbits of their game and try to incorporate in to my mind.”

    Dolphins interim coach Dan Campbell said it was especially impressive that Lippett held his own against Philadelphia, an up-tempo team.

    “Just aside from what he’s got athletically he’s got really good ball skills and his size and his length,” Campbell said. “In practice you see him challenge receivers. I see an improving player, I see someone who has improved every week.

  68. Tim Knight says:

    Do you think I’m sexy?

  69. The Flying Pig says:

    Try Pod says:
    November 18, 2015 at 4:45 pm (Edit)
    Should our elderly take precedence over elderly from some place else?

    **************
    what makes you think you have to chose between the 2

    • Try Pod says:

      Because I work for a State- I see how things work

      • The Flying Pig says:

        LOL
        good answer

        I would take care of citizens first if we are choosing
        but I really think we should have resources for both
        Most elderly people actually stay in their home countries
        So its not very common
        An elderly person, is just an example of some one who usually qualifies for benefits and may not be able to work
        and I would not have a problem with that kind of person receiving public assistance, citizen or not

  70. The Flying Pig says:

    jetsssuck says:
    November 18, 2015 at 4:47 pm (Edit)
    I have no problem either. We show compassion. That’s what makes America the greatest nation in the world so I can accept a little fraud knowing we help far more.
    **************

    Yeah
    I agree
    Albeit I think we need to make our best efforts to stop fraud as a whole
    but that’s not exclusive to immigrants – its all over the place when dealing with benefits

  71. Al in MIA says:

    Lippett says he’s been studying other NFL cornerbacks with similar size.

    “Sean Smith, …
    —-
    Wondering what he’s seeing there LOL

    • getterdone says:

      I did like that he said that, Smith, Browner, Sherman etc. Good for him, and hey Sean Smith is pretty good, he just can’t hold onto the INT. Hopefully Lippett will.

  72. finfanrob says:

    Tim Knight says:
    November 18, 2015 at 4:26 pm

    FFR, maybe the wife munches the Social Security commissioner.

    she is old, she would be gumming the commish

  73. Al in MIA says:

    I hope the Fins coaches show their big balls this weekend and go with the youth movement present in Philadelphia:
    GET HEWITT, LIPPETT, MCCAIN, AJAYI ON THE FIELD OFTEN

  74. Al in MIA says:

    These politicians holding congressional seats have created far more waste and have committed far more fraud through any company they have owned in the past than any group of immigrants milking the system at the bottom.

  75. finfanrob says:

    Tim Knight says:
    November 18, 2015 at 4:37 pm

    Do you think I’m sexy?

    will you please fucking stay out of my closet.

  76. Al in MIA says:

    getterdone says:
    November 18, 2015 at 4:59 pm

    I did like that he said that, Smith, Browner, Sherman etc. Good for him, and hey Sean Smith is pretty good, he just can’t hold onto the INT. Hopefully Lippett will.
    —–
    True.
    Unlike Sean Smith who was a WR (yea can you believe that? lol) turned CB; Lippett showed he had receiver abilities.

  77. getterdone says:

    Andrew Abramson ✔ @AbramsonPBP
    After being waived and re-signed by Dolphins almost on a weekly basis this year, Sam Brenner lands in Denver

    • Al in MIA says:

      Good for him. Hopefully he gets up to speed with the elevation having been at sea level so long :). He did go to Utah so he has some expectation of this change (being he’s from Oceanside, CA and had to adapt then).

  78. getterdone says:

    Try, we all have nicknames or slang, so what’s your point? Try-ing to be PC?

    • Try Pod says:

      No, just asking questions- that is still allowed, no? Why disrespect anyone?

      • getterdone says:

        Not disrespecting any one person in particular.
        BTW, I’m sure you’ve read or seen about the disgraceful acts during a minute of silence for the Paris massacre victims being booed at Turkey-Greece soccer game, followed by chants of Allahu Akbar, with both PMs in attendance. Now it surely wasn’t a stadium full or extreme terrorist’s, so must just be the ordinary every day fun happy go lucky muslim folk eh?

      • Try Pod says:

        I apologize- you are slways respectful and never disparage someone for an opposing view.

  79. The Flying Pig says:

    I’m surprised that there was anything other than a fight at the Turkey- Greece soccer game
    those 2 countries hate each other

    • jetsssuck says:

      u c yesterday that the turkey match instanbul, turkey where they were not observing the moment of silence for France.

      • jetsssuck says:

        sorry i didn’t read your comment above. Been to a basketball game in istanbul and they are crazy and they really love their teams.

  80. D says:

    Try Pod says:
    November 18, 2015 at 5:17 pm
    I think “muzzy” means someone who follows Islam- does that make someone who follows Judaism a Juzzy or Christianity a crizzy?
    ——————————————
    judeo-christian = jizzy?

  81. getterdone says:

    Try, I apologize too. I’m sure some of my posts can come off like I’m an asshole or narrow minded or both.

  82. Tim Knight says:

    GD, Piggy is the swine.

  83. getterdone says:

    Jake Tapper ‏@jaketapper 2h2 hours ago
    Marseille prosecutor: 3 young men stabbed a Jewish teacher from Jewish school this evening. On attacker wore T-shirt with “an ISIS symbol”

    Jake Tapper ‏@jaketapper 2h2 hours ago
    2/2 Marseille Prosecutor: “they threatened to kill him” then they “stabbed him at the stomach, arm and legs.” Teacher survived attack.
    60 retweets 23 likes
    _____________________________
    Things are getting way out of hand. BTW, Who clicks ‘like’….smh.

    • D says:

      LOL i dont get the like thing in twitter/facebook i see people liking shit all the time that makes me wonder is there any rule about this….. Man murders puppies by defecating down their throats until they choke…. 154 likes!

      • getterdone says:

        LOL, I know what ya mean. I think the likes are in the context of ‘hey good story, thanks for sharing’.
        But after all these years I can’t figure why they don’t also have a dislike button like most comment sections on web new articles or blogs.

  84. D says:

    Tim Knight says:
    November 18, 2015 at 5:46 pm
    It takes a big man to admit he’s an asshole. LOL
    ——————————————–
    We all know GD is 6’5 so he’s been admitting a bunch lol…… Tim’s probably 5’0 or something since he never admits it 🙂

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