Tillman May Not Play Sunday If Wife Goes Into Labor

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Originally Posted by soulman

Peanut Butter sex is kinky! :evildevil: Although it can get a little messy and be careful where you put it. You know that stuff will stick to the roof of your (or her) mouth don't you?

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I have other places in mind to put the peanut butter, soul. PM me and I'll enlighten you. It may require grape jelly and/or apple butter. It would definitely require the usage of my tongue.

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Originally Posted by Dagan81

I have other places in mind to put the peanut butter, soul. PM me and I'll enlighten you. It may require grape jelly and/or apple butter. It would definitely require the usage of my tongue.

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Recycled peanut butter? Seriously, this thread has now literally turned shitty... Lets get back to talking 'bout the fresh roasted "Peanuts" that will be at the game. Process the stuff Sunday and celebrate Monday if you have too, but my eyes are bleeding now. Crackers, Grape Jelly,... weird party count me outie.

Come on Dags you can hold it until then, I mean if Mrs. T can... well just sayin'. =P

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Originally Posted by soulman

Jeezus, what a news story this has become. I wonder if we'll get a play by play telling us just how many centimeters Mrs. Peanut is dilated once her contractions start. I'm just wondering if anyone has consulted with the fetus about all this????? Seems to me she holds all the cards in this matter.

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Livestream available for the euro fans :laugh:

I was reading on Fox that someone made a big deal out of Tillman not playing on Sunday and it looks like Fox and ESPN weren't happy with there comments. Here is what Fox had to say.

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/c...er-game-110812

Good Move by Tillman. I think we'd all do the same thing under the circumstances well most of us.

http://espn.go.com/blog/chicago/bear...80091/cutler-2


Cutler, like I was saying, said he and his lady friend have decided to avoid this w/any future babies.

He said on ESPN radio this morning that they will not be trying for childeren when the birth would be around the NFL season.

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Originally Posted by JJ-30

I was reading on Fox that someone made a big deal out of Tillman not playing on Sunday and it looks like Fox and ESPN weren't happy with there comments. Here is what Fox had to say.

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/c...er-game-110812

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Well said and well written by the author. Whatever his reasons even Florio retracted his initial thoughts and tempered them. I think he makes another very good point in that article.

Whether they seek to or not the press tends to polarize our thoughts at times with this black or white approach. This entire thread is based largely on an opinion that once expressed was almost bound to create just that. Most of the articles about Cutler are calculated to do just about the same.

I just say "think for yourselves folks" don't let someone else do it for you. There all sorts of grays in life and we use them to govern our thinking everyday so sometimes it's hard for me to understand why when it comes to stuff like this there needs to be a right or a wrong. A middle ground as far as personal choices is still OK isn't it?

His own teammates and his head coach understand that far better than some of us did and they have a lot more on the line than we do. :cheers:

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Originally Posted by Riczaj01

http://espn.go.com/blog/chicago/bear...80091/cutler-2


Cutler, like I was saying, said he and his lady friend have decided to avoid this w/any future babies.

He said on ESPN radio this morning that they will not be trying for childeren when the birth would be around the NFL season.

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Well I think that's good. He's made a personal choice as far as his life is concerned but it doesn't make it any more right or wrong than if he had decided differently. You gotta do what's right for you and not the rest of the world.