PM to the Seahawks

Good thing Pete passed on Budda.

What an asshole.

When's the point when there can be Seahawk half brains? How many more years post Super Bowl?

I'm fucking sick of the BS from Carroll, Schneider, and Cable - not sure any other fan base and media would tolerate this constant bullshit "positivity but I'm really just completely lying to you because I can" Another 10-6, maybe divisional title, and bounced in ththe divisional round will be special for the doogs/12s

TierbsHsotBoobs said:

DoubleJDawg said:

When's the point when there can be Seahawk half brains? How many more years post Super Bowl?

I'm fucking sick of the BS from Carroll, Schneider, and Cable - not sure any other fan base and media would tolerate this constant bullshit "positivity but I'm really just completely lying to you because I can" Another 10-6, maybe divisional title, and bounced in ththe divisional round will be special for the doogs/12s

The moment Seahawk Half Brains was born:

That's when it should have started - where are these halfbrains then, Sven? (other than you, of course)

I don't even see that much criticism on this board and I thought this board was filled with the most cynical, "win or GTFO" fucks out there...

DoubleJDawg said:

When's the point when there can be Seahawk half brains? How many more years post Super Bowl?

I'm fucking sick of the BS from Carroll, Schneider, and Cable - not sure any other fan base and media would tolerate this constant bullshit "positivity but I'm really just completely lying to you because I can" Another 10-6, maybe divisional title, and bounced in ththe divisional round will be special for the doogs/12s

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PurpleJ said:

GRONK!

You know why @TierbsHsotBoobs ...(chinning the ghost of SFJ in this thread for a one word stupid off topic post and only upvoting my last post) #totallynotoversensitive