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Post by Harrier on Aug 30, 2015 18:26:45 GMT -5
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Post by Gunnails on Aug 30, 2015 18:28:56 GMT -5
I click, and its a down load.
I'm going to wait till it's available in paperback.
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Post by The Tax Returns Are in Kenya on Aug 30, 2015 18:34:35 GMT -5
Quit spamming the board!
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Post by Harrier on Aug 30, 2015 18:38:14 GMT -5
Might need a perfect person to cast their eye over it. I cant copy and paste it in off the package I used to write it. Don't worry it's a safe download. |
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Post by Lithfan on Aug 30, 2015 19:27:21 GMT -5
Might need a perfect person to cast their eye over it. I cant copy and paste it in off the package I used to write it. Don't worry it's a safe download. Nice job Harrier -- one quick editing note -- it is Zac Stacy (not Zach Stacey). |
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Post by Harrier on Aug 30, 2015 19:31:44 GMT -5
Might need a perfect person to cast their eye over it. I cant copy and paste it in off the package I used to write it. Don't worry it's a safe download. Nice job Harrier -- one quick editing note -- it is Zac Stacy (not Zach Stacey). Thanks Lith. Don't know why I typed it like that. |
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Post by thebigragu on Aug 30, 2015 19:36:26 GMT -5
Might need a perfect person to cast their eye over it. I cant copy and paste it in off the package I used to write it. Don't worry it's a safe download. Snoopy Bowles EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Todd Bowles and his new look 2015 Jets got their hands on the snoopy bowl trophy with a comprehensive 28-18 win over the New York Giants on Saturday night at MetLife stadium. The most encouraging part of the first half was how well Ryan Fitzpatrick and the offense started, they looked crisp and sharp opening the game with four consecutive pass plays, it was pleasing to see Fitzpatrick look to stretch the field early and often. The defense also started fast, stopping the Giants on their opening drive without picking up a first down. It seems Todd Bowles’s message was heard loud and clear as the starting defense was particularly stout against the run and tackled with more fire and On the Jets second offensive possession things really started to come together, the ever reliable Chris Ivory had two splendid runs for 12 and 15 yards with excellent blocking on the perimeter by wide receivers Brandon Marshall and Quincy Enunwa. Fitzpatrick hooked up with Marshall again, this time for 11 yards on a sideline route, before ending a 64 yard 7 play drive with a beautiful strike to Eric Decker for a touchdown. The defense continued its early momentum with a sack from underrated linemen Leger Douzable. It was tough sledding for the Giants offense, as they struggled to move the ball against a resilient Jets defense and had to settle for short yardage passes as they labored to convert a first down. The Giants offense improved in the second quarter as they drove the ball 85 yards for a rushing touchdown by Rashad Jennings. Demario Davis helped the Giants sustain the drive by being flagged for two penalties. Odell Beckham JR also had a phantom catch where the ball clearly hit the ground, it was missed by the officials and the Giants quickly got the next play off before it could be reviewed. On the Jets next possession Ryan Fitzpatrick picked up where he left off in the first quarter, he rolled out of the pocket to find a wide open Eric Decker for 26 yards before firing a well-executed screen pass to ex-Ram Zach Stacey for his second touchdown of the night, it capped an efficient 6 play 73 yard drive from an offense that’s starting to find its groove. It was an impressive outing for Fitzpatrick who finished 9/14 127 yards 2 TD’s and no interceptions. Jet fans held their breath just before the half as rookie sensation Leonard Williams left the field with a knee injury, a scan later confirmed it was only a minor pulled muscle behind his knee and will only keep him out short term. After a difficult training camp, Antonio Cromartie answered his critics when he undercut an Eli Manning pass intended for James Jones, he blazed for 59 yards before dancing into the end zone for a touchdown. Bowles and his Arizona Cardinals defense turned the ball over at a prolific rate last year, here’s hoping that trend continues for the green and white who ranked dead last in turnovers in 14. Defensively the Jets continued to make plays as demoted pro bowl lineman Sheldon Richardson registered a sack. Trevor Reilly continued his impressive push to make the roster by registering half a sack deputizing for the injured Calvin Pace and Lorenzo Mauldin. The highlight of the third quarter was a stunning 55 yard punt return by Walter Powell, he showed tremendous burst and change of direction speed as he returned ex-Jet Robert Malone’s punt to the house. It was a quiet fourth quarter for both teams as the backups battled to impress with cuts looming. Bryce Petty continued to show flashes of what he’s capable of, he hit Devier Posey in stride for 24 yards on a crossing route. Petty has the fan-base intrigued, his development is being closely scrutinized as he is considered to have future starting potential. The Giants responded as Nassib again led a nice drive, he found Cunningham in the corner of the end zone, lofting the ball over a flapping Jamari Lattimore in coverage. Overall it was a comfortable outing for the Jets, they passed the eye test and gave us a genuine reason to be excited for September 13th when the Cleveland Browns come to town for the season opener. Final Score: 28-18 Post it in a single post add the photos exactly how you want it to look on the home page. Dont quote just use your post as an actual page to write on, thats the only way i can move it for the time being |
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Post by Harrier on Aug 30, 2015 19:55:07 GMT -5
Might need a perfect person to cast their eye over it. I cant copy and paste it in off the package I used to write it. Don't worry it's a safe download. Snoopy Bowles EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Todd Bowles and his new look 2015 Jets got their hands on the snoopy bowl trophy with a comprehensive 28-18 win over the New York Giants on Saturday night at MetLife stadium. The most encouraging part of the first half was how well Ryan Fitzpatrick and the offense started, they looked crisp and sharp opening the game with four consecutive pass plays, it was pleasing to see Fitzpatrick look to stretch the field early and often. The defense also started fast, stopping the Giants on their opening drive without picking up a first down. It seems Todd Bowles’s message was heard loud and clear as the starting defense was particularly stout against the run and tackled with more fire and On the Jets second offensive possession things really started to come together, the ever reliable Chris Ivory had two splendid runs for 12 and 15 yards with excellent blocking on the perimeter by wide receivers Brandon Marshall and Quincy Enunwa. Fitzpatrick hooked up with Marshall again, this time for 11 yards on a sideline route, before ending a 64 yard 7 play drive with a beautiful strike to Eric Decker for a touchdown. The defense continued its early momentum with a sack from underrated linemen Leger Douzable. It was tough sledding for the Giants offense, as they struggled to move the ball against a resilient Jets defense and had to settle for short yardage passes as they labored to convert a first down. The Giants offense improved in the second quarter as they drove the ball 85 yards for a rushing touchdown by Rashad Jennings. Demario Davis helped the Giants sustain the drive by being flagged for two penalties. Odell Beckham JR also had a phantom catch where the ball clearly hit the ground, it was missed by the officials and the Giants quickly got the next play off before it could be reviewed. On the Jets next possession Ryan Fitzpatrick picked up where he left off in the first quarter, he rolled out of the pocket to find a wide open Eric Decker for 26 yards before firing a well-executed screen pass to ex-Ram Zach Stacey for his second touchdown of the night, it capped an efficient 6 play 73 yard drive from an offense that’s starting to find its groove. It was an impressive outing for Fitzpatrick who finished 9/14 127 yards 2 TD’s and no interceptions. Jet fans held their breath just before the half as rookie sensation Leonard Williams left the field with a knee injury, a scan later confirmed it was only a minor pulled muscle behind his knee and will only keep him out short term. After a difficult training camp, Antonio Cromartie answered his critics when he undercut an Eli Manning pass intended for James Jones, he blazed for 59 yards before dancing into the end zone for a touchdown. Bowles and his Arizona Cardinals defense turned the ball over at a prolific rate last year, here’s hoping that trend continues for the green and white who ranked dead last in turnovers in 14. Defensively the Jets continued to make plays as demoted pro bowl lineman Sheldon Richardson registered a sack. Trevor Reilly continued his impressive push to make the roster by registering half a sack deputizing for the injured Calvin Pace and Lorenzo Mauldin. The highlight of the third quarter was a stunning 55 yard punt return by Walter Powell, he showed tremendous burst and change of direction speed as he returned ex-Jet Robert Malone’s punt to the house. It was a quiet fourth quarter for both teams as the backups battled to impress with cuts looming. Bryce Petty continued to show flashes of what he’s capable of, he hit Devier Posey in stride for 24 yards on a crossing route. Petty has the fan-base intrigued, his development is being closely scrutinized as he is considered to have future starting potential. The Giants responded as Nassib again led a nice drive, he found Cunningham in the corner of the end zone, lofting the ball over a flapping Jamari Lattimore in coverage. Overall it was a comfortable outing for the Jets, they passed the eye test and gave us a genuine reason to be excited for September 13th when the Cleveland Browns come to town for the season opener. Final Score: 28-18 Post it in a single post add the photos exactly how you want it to look on the home page. Dont quote just use your post as an actual page to write on, thats the only way i can move it for the time being When I copy it in as a post, it is not formatted or paragraphed correctly like with your post. on the link above it's in the correct format and the pictures at in the right place. That's why I never copied it in, it looks shit instead of professional. Leave it with me. |
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Post by thebigragu on Aug 30, 2015 19:56:19 GMT -5
Snoopy Bowles EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Todd Bowles and his new look 2015 Jets got their hands on the snoopy bowl trophy with a comprehensive 28-18 win over the New York Giants on Saturday night at MetLife stadium. The most encouraging part of the first half was how well Ryan Fitzpatrick and the offense started, they looked crisp and sharp opening the game with four consecutive pass plays, it was pleasing to see Fitzpatrick look to stretch the field early and often. The defense also started fast, stopping the Giants on their opening drive without picking up a first down. It seems Todd Bowles’s message was heard loud and clear as the starting defense was particularly stout against the run and tackled with more fire and On the Jets second offensive possession things really started to come together, the ever reliable Chris Ivory had two splendid runs for 12 and 15 yards with excellent blocking on the perimeter by wide receivers Brandon Marshall and Quincy Enunwa. Fitzpatrick hooked up with Marshall again, this time for 11 yards on a sideline route, before ending a 64 yard 7 play drive with a beautiful strike to Eric Decker for a touchdown. The defense continued its early momentum with a sack from underrated linemen Leger Douzable. It was tough sledding for the Giants offense, as they struggled to move the ball against a resilient Jets defense and had to settle for short yardage passes as they labored to convert a first down. The Giants offense improved in the second quarter as they drove the ball 85 yards for a rushing touchdown by Rashad Jennings. Demario Davis helped the Giants sustain the drive by being flagged for two penalties. Odell Beckham JR also had a phantom catch where the ball clearly hit the ground, it was missed by the officials and the Giants quickly got the next play off before it could be reviewed. On the Jets next possession Ryan Fitzpatrick picked up where he left off in the first quarter, he rolled out of the pocket to find a wide open Eric Decker for 26 yards before firing a well-executed screen pass to ex-Ram Zach Stacey for his second touchdown of the night, it capped an efficient 6 play 73 yard drive from an offense that’s starting to find its groove. It was an impressive outing for Fitzpatrick who finished 9/14 127 yards 2 TD’s and no interceptions. Jet fans held their breath just before the half as rookie sensation Leonard Williams left the field with a knee injury, a scan later confirmed it was only a minor pulled muscle behind his knee and will only keep him out short term. After a difficult training camp, Antonio Cromartie answered his critics when he undercut an Eli Manning pass intended for James Jones, he blazed for 59 yards before dancing into the end zone for a touchdown. Bowles and his Arizona Cardinals defense turned the ball over at a prolific rate last year, here’s hoping that trend continues for the green and white who ranked dead last in turnovers in 14. Defensively the Jets continued to make plays as demoted pro bowl lineman Sheldon Richardson registered a sack. Trevor Reilly continued his impressive push to make the roster by registering half a sack deputizing for the injured Calvin Pace and Lorenzo Mauldin. The highlight of the third quarter was a stunning 55 yard punt return by Walter Powell, he showed tremendous burst and change of direction speed as he returned ex-Jet Robert Malone’s punt to the house. It was a quiet fourth quarter for both teams as the backups battled to impress with cuts looming. Bryce Petty continued to show flashes of what he’s capable of, he hit Devier Posey in stride for 24 yards on a crossing route. Petty has the fan-base intrigued, his development is being closely scrutinized as he is considered to have future starting potential. The Giants responded as Nassib again led a nice drive, he found Cunningham in the corner of the end zone, lofting the ball over a flapping Jamari Lattimore in coverage. Overall it was a comfortable outing for the Jets, they passed the eye test and gave us a genuine reason to be excited for September 13th when the Cleveland Browns come to town for the season opener. Final Score: 28-18 Post it in a single post add the photos exactly how you want it to look on the home page. Dont quote just use your post as an actual page to write on, thats the only way i can move it for the time being When I copy it in as a post, it is not formatted or paragraphed correctly like with your post. on the link above it's in the correct format and the pictures at in the right place. That's why I never copied it in, it looks shit instead of professional. Leave it with me. Just post it with the pictures in between and I will go in and edit it |
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Post by thebigragu on Aug 30, 2015 19:58:29 GMT -5
Im going to make a subforum for writers where you can use the threads and the posts without being bothered and use it like a blog sort of
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Post by thebigragu on Aug 30, 2015 20:08:04 GMT -5
Snoopy BowlesEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Todd Bowles and his new look 2015 Jets got their hands on the snoopy bowl trophy with a comprehensive 28-18 win over the New York Giants on Saturday night at MetLife stadium.The most encouraging part of the first half was how well Ryan Fitzpatrick and the offense started, they looked crisp and sharp opening the game with four consecutive pass plays, it was pleasing to see Fitzpatrick look to stretch the field early and often.The defense also started fast, stopping the Giants on their opening drive without picking up a first down. It seems Todd Bowles’s message was heard loud and clear as the starting defense was particularly stout against the run and tackled with more fire and On the Jets second offensive possession things really started to come together, the ever reliable Chris Ivory had two splendid runs for 12 and 15 yards with excellent blocking on the perimeter by wide receivers Brandon Marshall and Quincy Enunwa. Fitzpatrick hooked up with Marshall again, this time for 11 yards on a sideline route, before ending a 64 yard 7 play drive with a beautiful strike to Eric Decker for a touchdown. [img src=" ![]() grabilla.com/0581f-805e59d9-5e84-4c12-8a7a-91098bb9553b.png" src=" " alt=" "] Just give me the link to the fucking pictures and Ill do it. Its so simple to just write it here I got every tool around in the post box see how it looks and i can fuck with it for hours Harrier |
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Post by thebigragu on Aug 30, 2015 20:28:21 GMT -5
Snoopy BowlesEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Todd Bowles and his new look 2015 Jets got their hands on the snoopy bowl trophy with a comprehensive 28-18 win over the New York Giants on Saturday night at MetLife stadium.The most encouraging part of the first half was how well Ryan Fitzpatrick and the offense started, they looked crisp and sharp opening the game with four consecutive pass plays, it was pleasing to see Fitzpatrick look to stretch the field early and often.The defense also started fast, stopping the Giants on their opening drive without picking up a first down. It seems Todd Bowles’s message was heard loud and clear as the starting defense was particularly stout against the run and tackled with more fire and On the Jets second offensive possession things really started to come together, the ever reliable Chris Ivory had two splendid runs for 12 and 15 yards with excellent blocking on the perimeter by wide receivers Brandon Marshall and Quincy Enunwa. Fitzpatrick hooked up with Marshall again, this time for 11 yards on a sideline route, before ending a 64 yard 7 play drive with a beautiful strike to Eric Decker for a touchdown.  The defense continued its early momentum with a sack from underrated linemen Leger Douzable. It was tough sledding for the Giants offense, as they struggled to move the ball against a resilient Jets defense and had to settle for short yardage passes as they labored to convert a first downThe Giants offense improved in the second quarter as they drove the ball 85 yards for a rushing touchdown by Rashad Jennings. Demario Davis helped the Giants sustain the drive by being flagged for two penalties. Odell Beckham JR also had a phantom catch where the ball clearly hit the ground, it was missed by the officials and the Giants quickly got the next play off before it could be reviewed.On the Jets next possession Ryan Fitzpatrick picked up where he left off in the first quarter, he rolled out of the pocket to find a wide open Eric Decker for 26 yards before firing a well-executed screen pass to ex-Ram Zach Stacey for his second touchdown of the night, it capped an efficient 6 play 73 yard drive from an offense that’s starting to find its groove. It was an impressive outing for Fitzpatrick who finished 9/14 127 yards 2 TD’s and no interceptions.  Jet fans held their breath just before the half as rookie sensation Leonard Williams left the field with a knee injury, a scan later confirmed it was only a minor pulled muscle behind his knee and will only keep him out short term.After a difficult training camp, Antonio Cromartie answered his critics when he undercut an Eli Manning pass intended for James Jones, he blazed for 59 yards before dancing into the end zone for a touchdown. Bowles and his Arizona Cardinals defense turned the ball over at a prolific rate last year, here’s hoping that trend continues for the green and white who ranked dead last in turnovers in 14.  Defensively the Jets continued to make plays as demoted pro bowl lineman Sheldon Richardson registered a sack. Trevor Reilly continued his impressive push to make the roster by registering half a sack deputizing for the injured Calvin Pace and Lorenzo Mauldin.The highlight of the third quarter was a stunning 55 yard punt return by Walter Powell, he showed tremendous burst and change of direction speed as he returned ex-Jet Robert Malone’s punt to the house.It was a quiet fourth quarter for both teams as the backups battled to impress with cuts looming. Bryce Petty continued to show flashes of what he’s capable of, he hit Devier Posey in stride for 24 yards on a crossing route. Petty has the fan-base intrigued, his development is being closely scrutinized as he is considered to have future starting potential.The Giants responded as Nassib again led a nice drive, he found Cunningham in the corner of the end zone, lofting the ball over a flapping Jamari Lattimore in coverage.Overall it was a comfortable outing for the Jets, they passed the eye test and gave us a genuine reason to be excited for September 13th when the Cleveland Browns come to town for the season opener.  Final Score: 28-18 There All done on the homepage |
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Post by Harrier on Aug 30, 2015 20:49:02 GMT -5
Snoopy BowlesEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Todd Bowles and his new look 2015 Jets got their hands on the snoopy bowl trophy with a comprehensive 28-18 win over the New York Giants on Saturday night at MetLife stadium.The most encouraging part of the first half was how well Ryan Fitzpatrick and the offense started, they looked crisp and sharp opening the game with four consecutive pass plays, it was pleasing to see Fitzpatrick look to stretch the field early and often.The defense also started fast, stopping the Giants on their opening drive without picking up a first down. It seems Todd Bowles’s message was heard loud and clear as the starting defense was particularly stout against the run and tackled with more fire and On the Jets second offensive possession things really started to come together, the ever reliable Chris Ivory had two splendid runs for 12 and 15 yards with excellent blocking on the perimeter by wide receivers Brandon Marshall and Quincy Enunwa. Fitzpatrick hooked up with Marshall again, this time for 11 yards on a sideline route, before ending a 64 yard 7 play drive with a beautiful strike to Eric Decker for a touchdown. The defense continued its early momentum with a sack from underrated linemen Leger Douzable. It was tough sledding for the Giants offense, as they struggled to move the ball against a resilient Jets defense and had to settle for short yardage passes as they labored to convert a first downThe Giants offense improved in the second quarter as they drove the ball 85 yards for a rushing touchdown by Rashad Jennings. Demario Davis helped the Giants sustain the drive by being flagged for two penalties. Odell Beckham JR also had a phantom catch where the ball clearly hit the ground, it was missed by the officials and the Giants quickly got the next play off before it could be reviewed.On the Jets next possession Ryan Fitzpatrick picked up where he left off in the first quarter, he rolled out of the pocket to find a wide open Eric Decker for 26 yards before firing a well-executed screen pass to ex-Ram Zach Stacey for his second touchdown of the night, it capped an efficient 6 play 73 yard drive from an offense that’s starting to find its groove. It was an impressive outing for Fitzpatrick who finished 9/14 127 yards 2 TD’s and no interceptions. Jet fans held their breath just before the half as rookie sensation Leonard Williams left the field with a knee injury, a scan later confirmed it was only a minor pulled muscle behind his knee and will only keep him out short term.After a difficult training camp, Antonio Cromartie answered his critics when he undercut an Eli Manning pass intended for James Jones, he blazed for 59 yards before dancing into the end zone for a touchdown. Bowles and his Arizona Cardinals defense turned the ball over at a prolific rate last year, here’s hoping that trend continues for the green and white who ranked dead last in turnovers in 14. Defensively the Jets continued to make plays as demoted pro bowl lineman Sheldon Richardson registered a sack. Trevor Reilly continued his impressive push to make the roster by registering half a sack deputizing for the injured Calvin Pace and Lorenzo Mauldin.The highlight of the third quarter was a stunning 55 yard punt return by Walter Powell, he showed tremendous burst and change of direction speed as he returned ex-Jet Robert Malone’s punt to the house.It was a quiet fourth quarter for both teams as the backups battled to impress with cuts looming. Bryce Petty continued to show flashes of what he’s capable of, he hit Devier Posey in stride for 24 yards on a crossing route. Petty has the fan-base intrigued, his development is being closely scrutinized as he is considered to have future starting potential.The Giants responded as Nassib again led a nice drive, he found Cunningham in the corner of the end zone, lofting the ball over a flapping Jamari Lattimore in coverage.Overall it was a comfortable outing for the Jets, they passed the eye test and gave us a genuine reason to be excited for September 13th when the Cleveland Browns come to town for the season opener. Final Score: 28-18 There All done on the homepage Good job. Looks delicious. Could not not send you the links, I'm out with my gal butterin her up for a poundin later. |
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Post by thebigragu on Aug 30, 2015 20:53:35 GMT -5
Yeah work on it in the new forum i mentioned in the thread i just created. Board will be created tonight underneath Liths board
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