peeve of the day

[JuBru]

I have absolutely no problems with the campaign but the pink flags have to go!

They are.
http://deadspin.com/nfl-getting-rid-...ags-1442067399

[inudesu]

The odd designation for coaches on message boards of HCXX.

Like we need to know you're complaining about "Head Coach Skip Holtz" instead of some other guy named Holtz (would anyone really blame Lou for a particular play-call or whatever). Or we would be confused by just saying SH.

It's just always seemed really weird and over-specific for something you are abbreviating anyway.

[techman05]

In my grandfathers house SH would be S*** Head. Not saying there is a distinction between the 2.

[dawg80]

Football peeve: refs who say "Before the snap, false start...."

Can you false start AFTER the snap?

Nah, I didn't think so.....

[techman05]

Technically, isn't is actually an "early start"? It's not false because it is true that he moved early.

[arkansasbob]

"inudesu has exceeded their stored private messages quota and cannot accept further messages until they clear some space."

[inudesu]

"inudesu has exceeded their stored private messages quota and cannot accept further messages until they clear some space."

I know, I know. Working on it.

[inudesu]

"inudesu has exceeded their stored private messages quota and cannot accept further messages until they clear some space."

ahem, pot calling the kettle black?

[arkansasbob]

ahem, pot calling the kettle black?

what is that stinkin' quota? i've deleted 90% of what i have stored! now i have to pick and choose what i want to keep...

[JuBru]

If you're a coach, don't tell your mom anything about your program that can be seen as detrimental.

[StrongBad]

People who let their pets sh*t on the walkway and never even clean it up, and next thing you know, the poo is covered with a few leaves and lying there all unsuspected.

[inudesu]

Calling Fort Worth (or maybe even Arlington) "Dallas" is like calling Ruston "Bawcomville."

The implications aren't exactly the same, but it's every bit as insulting. And geographically, it's just about exactly the same.

[Dawgpix]

Calling Fort Worth (or maybe even Arlington) "Dallas" is like calling Ruston "Bawcomville."

The implications aren't exactly the same, but it's every bit as insulting. And geographically, it's just about exactly the same.

Metroplex makes it simpler?

[inudesu]

Metroplex makes it simpler?

Metroplex, DFW, even North Texas are all acceptable ways to refer to the whole area.

I've got no problem if you want to use any of those.

[arkansasbob]

Metroplex, DFW, even North Texas are all acceptable ways to refer to the whole area.

I've got no problem if you want to use any of those.

how about "the area everyone outside of north texas refers to as 'dallas'"?