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flylikeaneagle · 08-28-2006

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HJXa481NqE

Huge · 08-28-2006

33-10

21-20

flylikeaneagle · 08-28-2006

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Originally Posted by Huge

33-10

21-20

Very good. Mommy and daddy is so proud of you that you remembered last year's score against the,then ailing, Eagles. You get a gold star.

Do you know who gave the Cowboys the worst beating ever in Texas Stadium? If you do, you will get a 2nd star and I will make sure it is blue.

powerfuldragon · 08-28-2006

too bad the benny hill theme is played out.

flylikeaneagle · 08-28-2006

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Originally Posted by PowerfulDragon

too bad the benny hill theme is played out.

yeah right LOL!

Huge · 08-28-2006

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Originally Posted by flylikeaneagle

Very good. Mommy and daddy is so proud of you that you remembered last year's score against the,then ailing, Eagles. You get a gold star.

Do you know who gave the Cowboys the worst beating ever in Texas Stadium? If you do, you will get a 2nd star and I will make sure it is blue.

I sure do (know who gave Dallas their worst beating in Texas Stadium). Though I'm not sure why you're bringing it up. I'll give you a hint, it wasn't Philadelphia. Mommy and daddy wouldn't be too proud of you.

Can I still have that 2nd star?

OzzO · 08-28-2006

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Originally Posted by PowerfulDragon

too bad the benny hill theme is played out.

Oh, I don't know. Not so bad. But next time I expect more running and much faster running if they're gonna play it. Also, if we have a few running in their underware and maybe a bald guy getting smacked on the head repeatedly, then they can cue the music.

eagle.randall · 08-29-2006

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Originally Posted by Huge

I sure do (know who gave Dallas their worst beating in Texas Stadium). Though I'm not sure why you're bringing it up. I'll give you a hint, it wasn't Philadelphia. Mommy and daddy wouldn't be too proud of you.

Can I still have that 2nd star?

Who was it? We were at that Monday Night game when the cowgirl got crushed. Thw only loss that was worse on the cowgirls was in Cinci.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/recap?gid=20041115006

Here is the link, you cowpuke!

powerfuldragon · 08-29-2006

yackety sax is probably in 20% of all videos on the internet.

WWJD · 08-29-2006

I had season tickets and I'm gonna say it was around the time the Bears went to the Super Bowl; maybe even the year they did, but I remember a game in Dallas that was something like 44-0.

TD · 08-29-2006

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Originally Posted by Huge

I sure do (know who gave Dallas their worst beating in Texas Stadium). Though I'm not sure why you're bringing it up. I'll give you a hint, it wasn't Philadelphia. Mommy and daddy wouldn't be too proud of you.

Can I still have that 2nd star?

Bears 44-0 in '85. Can I have a star too?

There was this dufus at work betting everbody he could find that Dallas wouldn't score a point. Well I thought he was a dufus....he made a few hundred bucks. (including 20 from me)

flylikeaneagle · 08-29-2006

Exactly. It was Da Bears giving the Cowboys their worst beating in Texas Stadium. Philly put up the most points against the Cowboys in Texas Stadium. They were both whoopings. I know my Eagles got whooped up several times. LOL! Ah, the moments.

eagle.randall · 08-29-2006

"This one was eminently forgettable for Dallas fans as the team gave up its most points ever at home and its most anywhere since a 50-24 loss at Cincinnati in December 1985. The Cowboys allowed four touchdowns in one quarter (the second) for the first time in franchise history and the 35 points Philadelphia scored in the first half tied another dubious record." This is a quote from the earlier link.

Excuse me, it wasnt the worst beating ever for the boys. It was just three scoring records against the cowgirls at home. Apparently it was Cincy in '85 and not the bears.

JDizzle · 08-29-2006

Who cares?

WWJD · 08-29-2006

Well I did. I was there.

But in the overall scheme of things it doesn't matter much.

eagle.randall · 08-29-2006

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Who cares?

You're right. I think it was the point of arguing. How is a cowgirls fan a higly respected member of your message boards? I grew up in Houston, that doesn't make sense.

flylikeaneagle · 08-29-2006

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Originally Posted by WWJD

Well I did. I was there.

But in the overall scheme of things it doesn't matter much.

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Yeah, does not matter now but interesting none the least.

JDizzle · 08-29-2006

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Originally Posted by eagle.randall

You're right. I think it was the point of arguing. How is a cowgirls fan a higly respected member of your message boards? I grew up in Houston, that doesn't make sense.

What's so big about it? We have several Jag fans that frequent here as well. Rival fans can be civil towards one another, ya know.

Huge · 08-29-2006

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Originally Posted by eagle.randall

Who was it? We were at that Monday Night game when the cowgirl got crushed. Thw only loss that was worse on the cowgirls was in Cinci.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/recap?gid=20041115006

Here is the link, you cowpuke!

Maybe I just lack simple reading comprehension skills. So if you could help me out and show me in the article where it says the Eagles gave Dallas their worst beating ever in Texas Stadium, I sure would appreciate it.

But I did do pretty well in Math and History. And since your math skills seem to need a little work, here's a lesson:

49-21 = 28 point differential.

As it's been pointed out, Chicago pasted us 44-0 back in '85 (Cincinatti was a road game). I won't over estimate your calculating abilities and help you out...that's a 44 point difference.

Back in '88, Minnesota beat us 43-3. That's a 40 point difference...just in case.

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Originally Posted by eagle.randall

You're right. I think it was the point of arguing. How is a cowgirls fan a higly respected member of your message boards? I grew up in Houston, that doesn't make sense.

Somebody hold me up. An Eagles fan talking about respectability? Don't you have some Duracells somewhere that need chucking?

eagle.randall · 08-29-2006

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"This one was eminently forgettable for Dallas fans as the team gave up its most points ever at home and its most anywhere since a 50-24 loss at Cincinnati in December 1985. The Cowboys allowed four touchdowns in one quarter (the second) for the first time in franchise history and the 35 points Philadelphia scored in the first half tied another dubious record." This is a quote from the earlier link.

Excuse me, it wasnt the worst beating ever for the boys. It was just three scoring records against the cowgirls at home. Apparently it was Cincy in '85 and not the bears.

I admitted it wasn't their worst beating. Just most points ever at home, 4 TD's in one quarter, and 35 points in a half. I realized it wasn't their worst beating after finding the link I posted earlier.

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Huge Hall of Fame Join Date: May 2004 Location: Out yonder way... Age: 41 Posts: 2,386 Rep Power: 15	33-10 21-20

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WWJD Hall of Fame Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 5,260 Rep Power: 374	I had season tickets and I'm gonna say it was around the time the Bears went to the Super Bowl; maybe even the year they did, but I remember a game in Dallas that was something like 44-0.

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eagle.randall Rookie Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 70 Rep Power: 7	"This one was eminently forgettable for Dallas fans as the team gave up its most points ever at home and its most anywhere since a 50-24 loss at Cincinnati in December 1985. The Cowboys allowed four touchdowns in one quarter (the second) for the first time in franchise history and the 35 points Philadelphia scored in the first half tied another dubious record." This is a quote from the earlier link. Excuse me, it wasnt the worst beating ever for the boys. It was just three scoring records against the cowgirls at home. Apparently it was Cincy in '85 and not the bears.

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JDizzle Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 1,842 Rep Power: 1891	Who cares?

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