vancelot23
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I'm not doubting that they might have some insider knowledge, but taking them as the gospel of news is, no offense, a bit stupid. So, now, if they don't say it, it didn't happen? Really?
I'm not doubting that they might have some insider knowledge, but taking them as the gospel of news is, no offense, a bit stupid. So, now, if they don't say it, it didn't happen? Really?
You said that if a meeting had happened, the insider would have mentioned it. Regardless, obviously nothing came out of any meeting, so it really isn't important anyway, although, as always, I appreciate your efforts to call as many people stupid as possible.
Meh, Flaming and I have had a few good ones. I got no personal quarrel with him though.
friends fight sometimes.. not worth it... who-dey!!
Had they met last week, I'm sure the Bengal source would have mentioned it.
That was your post. Also, please find me a post where I called somebody stupid.
I'm not doubting that they might have some insider knowledge, but taking them as the gospel of news is, no offense, a bit stupid. So, now, if they don't say it, it didn't happen? Really?
Yeah, the Bengal source (you know, the guy that works for the Bengals) who spoke with the ESPN insider (read the sentence prior). The "Bengal source"...different from the guy I've always referred to as the "insider".
Reading comprehension.
Quarterback Carson Palmer visited Cincinnati Bengals in late July, sources say - ESPN
Again, had Carson come by some time the week before, I'm sure the "Bengal (front office) source" would have mentioned it since he had no problem stating he came by in July and the Bengals believe Carson will return.
The difference between me and you is I don't hold back, I'll just call 'em stupid instead of indirectly saying it.
It was posted on Twitter that Palmer was at PBS, but numerous sources said later that was false, and Palmer was not at PBS yesterday.