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Joseph Ngata, 5* 2019 WR, Folsom, CA (WE FUCKED THE POOCH)

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    UWerentThereManUWerentThereMan Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 3,475
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    GrundleStiltzkin said:


    http://247sports.com/Player/Joe-Ngata-92472

    Lubick old twat #2
    >Engage Boner
    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    HE GONE

    >Reduce boner 81%

    edit: I follow this shit closely
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    WoofWoof Member Posts: 769
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    CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

    Quietcowskee said:

    I saw him at the concession stand at the bowel game. Jesus Christ he’s tall!

    I said, “we could really use you out there right now.”

    Okay, I actually said nothing cause I know I’m a creepy middle aged white man.

    I saw him after the game... I couldn’t believe what he looks like in person.
    Bullshit. At a minimum I am guessing you have hid under his bed for a week.
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    AIRWOLFAIRWOLF Member Posts: 1,840
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    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    I want Joe (and Danyiel) Ngata more than I wanted Haloti.

    I want those guys too ... but if I had a choice and pulled Haloti out from a time machine ... it's Haloti all day every day.
    I have a friend who played MLB at the FCS level and also played rugby. He played rugby against Haloti Ngata in some tournament in high school and said he was a total bad ass, which qualifies as fairly unsurprising, I suppose.

    He said the combo of the guy's size and quickness with the total absence of pads was absolutely terrifying.
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    kh83kh83 Member Posts: 596
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    His Twitter likes are a mixed bag of UW college and NFL Trojan players. Magic 8 Ball would be less than 81% certain.
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    NorwegianHuskyNorwegianHusky Member Posts: 3,422
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    CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    kh83 said:

    His Twitter likes are a mixed bag of UW college and NFL Trojan players. Magic 8 Ball would be less than 81% certain.

    His brother plays for UW and Ale Kaho is also one of his boys. I think we are in decent shape.
    He will not never not not come here.
    There's the negativity I'm used to hearing. You and Dennis especially have been far too positive lately. It was getting wierd.
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    dncdnc Member Posts: 56,614
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    CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    kh83 said:

    His Twitter likes are a mixed bag of UW college and NFL Trojan players. Magic 8 Ball would be less than 81% certain.

    His brother plays for UW and Ale Kaho is also one of his boys. I think we are in decent shape.
    He will not never not not come here.
    Quad negative = a positive = he's all ours bitches!!
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    AIRWOLFAIRWOLF Member Posts: 1,840
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    NorwegianHusky said:

    CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    kh83 said:

    His Twitter likes are a mixed bag of UW college and NFL Trojan players. Magic 8 Ball would be less than 81% certain.

    His brother plays for UW and Ale Kaho is also one of his boys. I think we are in decent shape.
    He will not never not not come here.
    There's the negativity I'm used to hearing. You and Dennis especially have been far too positive lately. It was getting wierd.
    I was diagramming this sentence, trying to untangle the nested multiple negatives. Still not not unsure what it means.
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    NorwegianHuskyNorwegianHusky Member Posts: 3,422
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    AIRWOLF said:

    NorwegianHusky said:

    CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    kh83 said:

    His Twitter likes are a mixed bag of UW college and NFL Trojan players. Magic 8 Ball would be less than 81% certain.

    His brother plays for UW and Ale Kaho is also one of his boys. I think we are in decent shape.
    He will not never not not come here.
    There's the negativity I'm used to hearing. You and Dennis especially have been far too positive lately. It was getting wierd.
    I was diagramming this sentence, trying to untangle the nested multiple negatives. Still not not unsure what it means.
    Shit, I missed the first of the three nots. Damn you, heuristics!
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    animateanimate Member Posts: 4,231
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    AIRWOLF said:

    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    I want Joe (and Danyiel) Ngata more than I wanted Haloti.

    I want those guys too ... but if I had a choice and pulled Haloti out from a time machine ... it's Haloti all day every day.
    I have a friend who played MLB at the FCS level and also played rugby. He played rugby against Haloti Ngata in some tournament in high school and said he was a total bad ass, which qualifies as fairly unsurprising, I suppose.

    He said the combo of the guy's size and quickness with the total absence of pads was absolutely terrifying.
    I've seen haloti's high school rugby highlights. 6'5" 300lb and runs like a deer. He could have been world class at rugby ...
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    UW_Doog_BotUW_Doog_Bot Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 14,237
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    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    I want Joe (and Danyiel) Ngata more than I wanted Haloti.

    I want those guys too ... but if I had a choice and pulled Haloti out from a time machine ... it's Haloti all day every day.
    I have a friend who played MLB at the FCS level and also played rugby. He played rugby against Haloti Ngata in some tournament in high school and said he was a total bad ass, which qualifies as fairly unsurprising, I suppose.

    He said the combo of the guy's size and quickness with the total absence of pads was absolutely terrifying.
    I've seen haloti's high school rugby highlights. 6'5" 300lb and runs like a deer. He could have been world class at rugby ...
    I grew up with a couple of guys that played in the league and I played rugby at UW. I played with some guys who were really big, or really strong, or really fast. None of that was so bad but yeah every once in a while you would have to play a guy like this who was just on such a different plane of athlete that combined all those other things. It sucked and there was usually nothing to do about it. Guy like that could just wreck a whole game by himself.
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    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    I want Joe (and Danyiel) Ngata more than I wanted Haloti.

    I want those guys too ... but if I had a choice and pulled Haloti out from a time machine ... it's Haloti all day every day.
    I have a friend who played MLB at the FCS level and also played rugby. He played rugby against Haloti Ngata in some tournament in high school and said he was a total bad ass, which qualifies as fairly unsurprising, I suppose.

    He said the combo of the guy's size and quickness with the total absence of pads was absolutely terrifying.
    I've seen haloti's high school rugby highlights. 6'5" 300lb and runs like a deer. He could have been world class at rugby ...
    Instead he was world class at a decent sport.
    Somewhere PSALM is jealous
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    animateanimate Member Posts: 4,231
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    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    I want Joe (and Danyiel) Ngata more than I wanted Haloti.

    I want those guys too ... but if I had a choice and pulled Haloti out from a time machine ... it's Haloti all day every day.
    I have a friend who played MLB at the FCS level and also played rugby. He played rugby against Haloti Ngata in some tournament in high school and said he was a total bad ass, which qualifies as fairly unsurprising, I suppose.

    He said the combo of the guy's size and quickness with the total absence of pads was absolutely terrifying.
    I've seen haloti's high school rugby highlights. 6'5" 300lb and runs like a deer. He could have been world class at rugby ...
    Instead he was world class at a decent sport.
    Rugby is a decent sport. Haloti makes far more money in the NFL of course. Top rugby players might make 500k - 1m on average. Top maybe 1-2m ... A year.

    Haloti has done well.

    http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/detroit
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    AIRWOLFAIRWOLF Member Posts: 1,840
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    UW_Doog_Bot said:

    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    I want Joe (and Danyiel) Ngata more than I wanted Haloti.

    I want those guys too ... but if I had a choice and pulled Haloti out from a time machine ... it's Haloti all day every day.
    I have a friend who played MLB at the FCS level and also played rugby. He played rugby against Haloti Ngata in some tournament in high school and said he was a total bad ass, which qualifies as fairly unsurprising, I suppose.

    He said the combo of the guy's size and quickness with the total absence of pads was absolutely terrifying.
    I've seen haloti's high school rugby highlights. 6'5" 300lb and runs like a deer. He could have been world class at rugby ...
    I grew up with a couple of guys that played in the league and I played rugby at UW. I played with some guys who were really big, or really strong, or really fast. None of that was so bad but yeah every once in a while you would have to play a guy like this who was just on such a different plane of athlete that combined all those other things. It sucked and there was usually nothing to do about it. Guy like that could just wreck a whole game by himself.
    I still think USA Rugby should scoop up a bunch of bubble NFL players (like guys that are on and off practice squads) and train them in how to play rugby. I don't think it would take long to see the US National team become really fucking competitive in the sport, particularly in Sevens.
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    BreadBread Member Posts: 3,975
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    GrundleStiltzkin said:


    http://247sports.com/Player/Joe-Ngata-92472

    Lubick old twat #2
    animate said:

    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    I want Joe (and Danyiel) Ngata more than I wanted Haloti.

    I want those guys too ... but if I had a choice and pulled Haloti out from a time machine ... it's Haloti all day every day.
    I have a friend who played MLB at the FCS level and also played rugby. He played rugby against Haloti Ngata in some tournament in high school and said he was a total bad ass, which qualifies as fairly unsurprising, I suppose.

    He said the combo of the guy's size and quickness with the total absence of pads was absolutely terrifying.
    I've seen haloti's high school rugby highlights. 6'5" 300lb and runs like a deer. He could have been world class at rugby ...
    Instead he was world class at a decent sport.
    Rugby is a decent sport. Haloti makes far more money in the NFL of course. Top rugby players might make 500k - 1m on average. Top maybe 1-2m ... A year.

    Haloti has done well.

    http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/detroit
    What a sell out. wdwha.
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    DooglesDoogles Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 12,472
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    AIRWOLF said:

    UW_Doog_Bot said:

    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    animate said:

    AIRWOLF said:

    I want Joe (and Danyiel) Ngata more than I wanted Haloti.

    I want those guys too ... but if I had a choice and pulled Haloti out from a time machine ... it's Haloti all day every day.
    I have a friend who played MLB at the FCS level and also played rugby. He played rugby against Haloti Ngata in some tournament in high school and said he was a total bad ass, which qualifies as fairly unsurprising, I suppose.

    He said the combo of the guy's size and quickness with the total absence of pads was absolutely terrifying.
    I've seen haloti's high school rugby highlights. 6'5" 300lb and runs like a deer. He could have been world class at rugby ...
    I grew up with a couple of guys that played in the league and I played rugby at UW. I played with some guys who were really big, or really strong, or really fast. None of that was so bad but yeah every once in a while you would have to play a guy like this who was just on such a different plane of athlete that combined all those other things. It sucked and there was usually nothing to do about it. Guy like that could just wreck a whole game by himself.
    I still think USA Rugby should scoop up a bunch of bubble NFL players (like guys that are on and off practice squads) and train them in how to play rugby. I don't think it would take long to see the US National team become really fucking competitive in the sport, particularly in Sevens.
    Lol @BuffBuffPass
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