Stillers.com alum

[Dan Smith--BYU]

The world's doom was sealed by Mike "Asslin"s slop and slather that caused humanoids to devolve into primordial ooze, or the field conditions at Cleveland Memorial Stadium.

We are all devo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRguZr0 ... RiTOxogdVA

[langer]

Anyway stillers-forums was >>> stillers because it was pure Wild West without Mussolini in charge.

Light years into the future, should the earth have been decimated by nuclear war, and aliens from other parts of the universe discover the remnants of this planet. If they wanted to know what the Wild West of the internet was, they would just have to dig up and read Stillers.com. Especially around '04 and '05. Talk about some uncensored and unfiltered behavior.

Aliens: Well, judging by the records we've found, the humans' demise was caused by someone they called "Jason Gildong".

The Wide Loop Rush could be calculated using Kepler's Law of Planetary Motion.

The Dong Sack.

The Stack Jumpin Jagoff.

Joggin' Jason.

[Steel Bingo]

I was there! The only place in the world where Javorskie Lane was relevant.

In true Stillers.com fashion – Jaforeskin Lane. Just about every other comment was either a very informative post about football, or a joke about a c*ck.

Still remember one poster saying that Lane was not a pro prospect (at least NFL) and shortly thereafter we saw Jorvorskie weeping on the sidelines after a bowl game loss to Penn State. Like a 7 year old who just struck out little league.

That place could be hilarious. Pretty sure most of the posters there claimed to be laying pipe to super models, all day every day. As though they’d already invented AI and it could read their mind, especially while they were laying pipe. And since they were online all day, every day, they were constantly laying pipe.

[MJG75]

One of the things that got me banned was a piece entitled "Sacred Fuckin Cows of Steelerfury.com."

The noted cows were Tomlin, Ben & FWP.

My memory isn't what it used to be, but I do remember this very clearly. The article and the aftermath both. My memories are mostly hazy now though. I remember I found a Steelers group on Yahoo that I joined for a while but the leader ended up passing away and the group kind of faded along with Yahoo groups. I don't remember when I stumbled upon Stillers first, then came over here where I found the air much more pleasant. It's been a long ride, brothers.

[jeemie]

Good to hear from you Jeemie

I totally agree. Jeemie once was so kind to mail me dvds of the Chuck Knoll Steelers Superbowl games. I forwarded copies to KC & Ron..

I think I'm being given credit for something someone else did.

I do believe I gave someone copies of all the 2005 post-season games that I had, but since I don't currently have videos of all the Nolll Steeler Super Bowls (and i don't think I ever had them), I don't think I could have given them to you.

But I'm happy to be thought of as kind

[blu]

Good to hear from you Jeemie

I totally agree. Jeemie once was so kind to mail me dvds of the Chuck Knoll Steelers Superbowl games. I forwarded copies to KC & Ron..

I think I'm being given credit for something someone else did.

I do believe I gave someone copies of all the 2005 post-season games that I had, but since I don't currently have videos of all the Nolll Steeler Super Bowls (and i don't think I ever had them), I don't think I could have given them to you.

But I'm happy to be thought of as kind

My memory may be fading but the dvds were mailed to me from a car dealership if that makes any sense. But that's how it is that acts of kindness are never forgot by the recipient but can easily be by the humble giver. Years ago, when there was a vote for favorite poster, Jeemie received my vote. Your posts were always relevant but that was the reason. If you'd like the Noll superbowls dvds, just sent me a pm.

[sinceiwas4]

Lurker at stillers. Lotta knowledge on that site, but the banter got a little aggro for me to want to wade in. Can't deny it was funny to watch, though.

same.