Saint Shamrock
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Nice play .
Especially when we, the audience, aren't the ones beating our wives. That would be the NFL players and celebrities.
That's fair. But I doubt there's a single abuser out there who sees that commercial and decides not to beat up his wife.
Ugh the exact opposite for me.Pete's the man. Always hated that I had to hate him while at USC.
Are we talking about different commercials? Matthew McConaughey advertises for Lincoln and I haven't seen any of those ads this game.
That's fair. But I doubt there's a single abuser out there who sees that commercial and decides not to beat up his wife.
The "intent is good," really? The intent is to clean up The Shield's public image because Ray Rice.I don't think the intent of these commercials is to reach abusers and convince them to stop beating their wives. I think the intent is to reach victims and their friends and relatives in order to raise awareness and send the message that it isn't OK or normal.
I am not saying that the commercials are well done or effective, but the intent behind them is good and I have no problem with it.
Pete's the man. Always hated that I had to hate him while at USC.
I never thought I'd be rooting for sneaky Pete, but lord Green Bay winning a Super Bowl would just complete the utter nightmare season this has been for Bears fans.
Even the Lynch... wants to have our gear
Marshawn Lynch of Seattle Seahawks told gold cleats were violation of NFL's uniform policy - ESPN
Are we talking about different commercials? Matthew McConaughey advertises for Lincoln and I haven't seen any of those ads this game.
I recall a few years ago when the Irish played Navy at Croke Park . Notre Dame was sporting cleats in the Tri -Color . I thought they were sweet , my fellow Celtic supporters still thought they had " too much orange in them " .
Sherman is playing with one arm. Throw at the guy with one arm.
Piss on Dundee United...
Seattle is toast. Absolutely dreadful day for Wilson.
Seattle is toast. Absolutely dreadful day for Wilson.
This is some Notre Dame levels of bad clock management.