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The Dolphin Backup Qb situation.

VAFinsfan72 said:
The Browns backup QB situation is another one to pay atention to.

Somebody is going to be the odd man out between Dorian Thompson Robinson, Tyler Huntley and Jameis Winston.

DTR is the most likely of them to be released and he had a decent game the other night, 14-18, 134 yards and a 97.7 QBR.
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So, James Winston again, won't they ever learn. - LOL
 
VAFinsfan72 said:
We better keep 5 DB's, especiallly since we have so many good looking young DB's.

We don't need to keep 5 RB's, 4 is plenty and we can stash one on the PS.

If Mike White doesnt show significant improvement then we need to move on and save the $3.5M in cap space.
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Just one? - LOL
 
Ray R said:
In the 1850's, Central City was sitting on a gold mine - quite literally. It was called the richest square mile on earth, and at that time it truly was! A couple of products of historically significance have been identified as being developed there, including the Stetson hat and the coil spring mattress.

All those millionaires needed "appropriate" entertainment, so they built an Opera House there and the NY Metroplitan opera put on productions. While my son lived in Central City, the "Met" used the opera house every summer for productions. They rented houses in town over the summer for the players and musicians.

This information "can be verified" if you choose to look it up. (See what I did there) - LOL
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Please provide a link to the fact that Stetson was based in, or primarily manufactured there. You re-posting the same thing without references is not "verification".

As to the rest of what you posted, coil springs, operas, richest sq mile, that is irrelevant to Stetson hat production.

As you are aware, internet forum etiquette dictates that it is up to the one making a claim to post supporting links, as I did when refuting your assertion.

Thanks in advance.....
 
Mach2 said:
Please provide a link to the fact that Stetson was based in, or primarily manufactured there. You re-posting the same thing without references is not "verification".

As to the rest of what you posted, coil springs, operas, richest sq mile, that is irrelevant to Stetson hat production.

As you are aware, internet forum etiquette dictates that it is up to the one making a claim to post supporting links, as I did when refuting your assertion.

Thanks in advance.....
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As per your consistent begging, I'll provide you with a source:

"Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Stetson

Stetson created a rugged hat for himself made from thick beaver felt while panning for gold in Colorado. ... The hat was first sold in Central City, Colorado in ...
‎John B. Stetson Company · ‎Stetson University · ‎John B. Stetson"

Ray is Right - AGAIN

Won't you ever learn - LOL
 

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Ray R said:
As per your consistent begging, I'll provide you with a source:
"Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Stetson

Stetson created a rugged hat for himself made from thick beaver felt while panning for gold in Colorado. ... The hat was first sold in Central City, Colorado in ...
‎John B. Stetson Company · ‎Stetson University · ‎John B. Stetson"

Ray is Right - AGAIN

Won't you ever learn - LOL
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That's not even what you originally said. You said they "invented" the "Stetson" hat there, which is not true.

Beyond that, a "rugged beaver skin" hat, originally worn as a joke, has nothing to do with what is known as a "Stetson" hat. In fact, it was called a "prospectors hat".

Thanks for playing, though,
 
VAFinsfan72 said:
The Browns backup QB situation is another one to pay atention to.

Somebody is going to be the odd man out between Dorian Thompson Robinson, Tyler Huntley and Jameis Winston.

DTR is the most likely of them to be released and he had a decent game the other night, 14-18, 134 yards and a 97.7 QBR.
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I like DTR.
 
Mach2 said:
That's not even what you originally said. You said they "invented" the "Stetson" hat there, which is not true.

Beyond that, a "rugged beaver skin" hat, originally worn as a joke, has nothing to do with what is known as a "Stetson" hat. In fact, it was called a "prospectors hat".

Thanks for playing, though,
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Nice try, but RONG!

When Stetson was out there in Colorado panning for gold, he made that hat and then sold it to a cowboy for a five-dollar gold piece in - wait for it... Central City Colorado. - LOL

Then he went back east and in 1865 where he started his hat manufacturing business. I wonder if he used that five-dollar gold piece to bankroll that startup. - LOL

It is now apparent that the only one of us doing any "verification" before he types, is me. Then, when I'm asked for verification after I have asked the other poster to look it up himself, I find I still have to verify it for him. Hm, is there a capability issue there?

If that's not bad enough the other poster try's telling me I'm still Rong, so I now have to lay out the history of what occurred which shows that Stetson was out panning for gold when he made the hat to showoff to his mining buddies that he could make a hat using fur pelt as opposed to cloth. It was an ugly hat, but he found the wide brim very practical and ended up liking that hat a lot.

Football anyone? - LOL
 
dolphinheel said:
This is so wrong. He is in fact a quick read, accurate dude who can move.
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Sorry but he is not.

I may have put up solid completion % numbers but I can't even count the yards he wasted because he threw behind a guy or made him slow down to catch the ball, instead of hitting him in stride.
 
Ray R said:
Nice try, but RONG!

When Stetson was out there in Colorado panning for gold, he made that hat and then sold it to a cowboy for a five-dollar gold piece in - wait for it... Central City Colorado. - LOL

Then he went back east and in 1865 where he started his hat manufacturing business. I wonder if he used that five-dollar gold piece to bankroll that startup. - LOL

It is now apparent that the only one of us doing any "verification" before he types, is me. Then, when I'm asked for verification after I have asked the other poster to look it up himself, I find I still have to verify it for him. Hm, is there a capability issue there?

If that's not bad enough the other poster try's telling me I'm still Rong, so I now have to lay out the history of what occurred which shows that Stetson was out panning for gold when he made the hat to showoff to his mining buddies that he could make a hat using fur pelt as opposed to cloth. It was an ugly hat, but he found the wide brim very practical and ended up liking that hat a lot.

Football anyone? - LOL
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Your reading comprehension leaves a lot to be desired, brother.

That's fine. I'm sure you are happy in your land of confusion.

 
Mach2 said:
Your reading comprehension leaves a lot to be desired, brother.

That's fine. I'm sure you are happy in your land of confusion.

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Are you guys seriously talking about hats 😂

Just say Eastwood and the Duke made them look cool and call it a day 😂

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Ray R said:
As per your consistent begging, I'll provide you with a source:
"Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Stetson

Stetson created a rugged hat for himself made from thick beaver felt while panning for gold in Colorado. ... The hat was first sold in Central City, Colorado in ...
‎John B. Stetson Company · ‎Stetson University · ‎John B. Stetson"

Ray is Right - AGAIN

Won't you ever learn - LOL
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I love you Ray, you are a Finheaven brother to me. But.... Wikipedia is not considered a scholarly source 😂 😂 😂 jk jk....
 
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