Williams speaking out!

[southcakalac]

If you must, argue take it to the Smack Forum. Just remember, Arguing online is like winning the special Olympics, even if you win your still retarded.

sorry once again youre right.

[neverlosethefeeling]

I agree. Too many people here overreact over the smallest thing.

So who's overreacting?

The guys joking and saying "Cut Williams," or the guys getting upset at the guys joking?

I am all in favor of taking pride in what you do and giving it your full effort. "Heart" is one of the most overused and ambiguous terms in sports. When a team gets flat out beat on the field, rather than say they didn't execute, people like to say "they had no heart!" When a underdog upsets a more talented team its almost never that they caught some breaks or that they just played better on that day, its "gee, those guys showed some heart!" I've just grown sick of the lazy reliance on the word, and therefore, the adjective "heart" is in my vocabulary garbage bin right next to "scrappy," "110%," and "upside."

I couldn't disagree more. Anyone who's ever played football, even on the high school level, or any sport for that matter, knows the meaning of "heart."

[Delhomeboy]

I couldn't disagree more. Anyone who's ever played football, even on the high school level, or any sport for that matter, knows the meaning of "heart."

You know, this whole conversation on heart is like a bad Nietzsche essay. Heart is a concept, just like determination and "giving it your all." However, the concepts themselves aren't enough, because they're taking a lot out of the power of the "true concept." We say the word love, and we THINK we know what it means, but really we have simply taken the "concept" of love and put it on a level we can understand and control. Same with heart, and determination, and all the things we use to describe football teams; some people have said it's overused and inaccurate, when that's not the problem at all. The problem is we have taken a very ethereal and practically indescribable concept and tried to shrink it down in a five or ten or fifteen letter word. So no, the word heart isn't inaccurate, but perhaps it's not effective enough. Perhaps more than one word is needed to more accurately describe the state of events that transpires on the "profound" realm in a football game.

:willy_nilly:

[StepandFetch]

Jenkins implied that he wanted to get the hell out. So we sent him the hell out.

That and he brought up the lame...all we need is HEART! I swear.......the coach is not Captain Planet and you are not planeteers. This magic power of "heart" is ridiculous.

rofl

[panthersphan]

Gotta love DeAngelo!!

[neverlosethefeeling]

Anyone who thinks sports can't be played without emotion...is crazy.

[CharlotteBeer.com]

Sometimes I think sarcasm is overdone, that it is the all-to-easy wit of today's generation.

Then atonuzi and southcakalac come along and make it fun again.

[neverlosethefeeling]

Sometimes I think sarcasm is overdone, that it is the all-to-easy wit of today's generation.

Then atonuzi and southcakalac come along and make it fun again.

Ding ding ding! No more callers, please. We have a winner!

[The Answer]

ITT: Trolls trolling trolls trolling trolls trolling trolls

[Skew]

good one ***

As a mod, I don't have the heart to give you an infraction.

[Snake]

Feed him to the gimp!

Gimp Gimp Gimp :reddevil:

[beastson]

This is boring. I was hoping for some real insight on shid. Wtf is this

[ItsNotGonnaBeAlright]

You know, this whole conversation on heart is like a bad Nietzsche essay. Heart is a concept, just like determination and "giving it your all." However, the concepts themselves aren't enough, because they're taking a lot out of the power of the "true concept." We say the word love, and we THINK we know what it means, but really we have simply taken the "concept" of love and put it on a level we can understand and control. Same with heart, and determination, and all the things we use to describe football teams; some people have said it's overused and inaccurate, when that's not the problem at all. The problem is we have taken a very ethereal and practically indescribable concept and tried to shrink it down in a five or ten or fifteen letter word. So no, the word heart isn't inaccurate, but perhaps it's not effective enough. Perhaps more than one word is needed to more accurately describe the state of events that transpires on the "profound" realm in a football game.

:willy_nilly:

Try describing a chair without using the word "chair". I imagine the description would take much more than one five letter word. Words exist for a reason: to simplify description. Heart can be defined as a general measure of one's hope, desire, and self-esteem usually referred to in direct contrast to one's lack of skill or ability. Just as anyone who has ever supported their weight on a flat platform held up by three or more straight beams knows what a chair is, anyone who has forced themselves to succeed despite overbearing odds knows what 'heart' is.

Of course, I wouldn't expect someone who references Nietzche to have a great understanding of the word 'hope'

[PantherDFense]

I know you guys are joking, but god dont say sh*t like this. "Cut D-Will" and other stuff that makes me cringe even if i know its a joke.

I agree homey...don't like either it but then again, i've seen a lot here that make me cringe lately...