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To: sandintoes who wrote (17612)	1/12/2003 9:18:49 AM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 45644

<I rest my case!. that cool response helps you not. Any comprehender of football knows i am right for my outrage at the ankle biting tedium of a bad loser. And my posts precedeing your outragoeus accusations shows who has the class here and that i also learned it is a waste of time to have a rational football dialogue with you new NFL threaders. For those who know their football history, have the Eagles had dirty players in there past? Yes, Andre Waters was a dirty player, and the using of the helmet as a weapon rule was caused by players like Waters. BTW, the one classic dirty play i saw in that game was by a Falcon, the 15 yard penalty for using the leg whip to cut a player down. Max p.s. Bolden injury was caused by Bolden on Bolden, he sadly got his legs crossed on his leap and had a dreadful landing. Kevin Carpenter was injured in a scary manner by making a great hit against a man with legs as strong as Oak Trees. That's football. It is a dangerous sport.