Recent content by Jzero

I skipped none of your commentary. In fact I have actually re-read your posts in this thread a few times. Your arguments against a referee challenge rule are: It could be abused. It doesn't address all situations. It doesn't fit with the rhythm, timing and traditions of the game. I am too...

Who insulted who here? Go back and read your own posts...which one of us is calling people idiots, stupid and making other personal attacks? You have no idea how long I have followed soccer, but it's a hell of a lot longer than the last two weeks - more like 15 years (1994 World Cup in US...

I like OMGWTF BBQ Sauce! Seriously, though, Sweet Baby Ray is my favorite ready-made sauce.

Really just needs a vegetable....roasted carrots with dill seems to go naturally with salmon (you could throw a little dill on the salmon) or grilled asparagus.

That's the problem. Everyone closely involved with the sport is like you with their head buried so far in the game they cannot step back and take a good honest look, dismissing everyone else because they did not play for some arbitrarily defined period of time and then referee on top of...

False. Period. In the time it took to get the ball out of the Slovenian goal back to the point of infraction for the free kick, play was stopped, the momentum was broken, and a review could have been conducted. You can't stop the game to conduct instant replay, quite simply because the old...

This. Idiots.

Congrats....I always wanted an EP3, but the timing just didn't work out for me.

Come on, does anyone really think our opinion on ATOT has any impact? We're just spitballing here. All centered basically around "No one is willing to consider improving the quality of the sport." There is nothing that can't be legislated appropriately if participants are willing to...

Who said it was a point of contention? There were other officiating f-ups than the England/Germany game. It's not just enough to be able to know whether the ball has crossed the goal line - it is also necessary to be able to challenge the referee if he mistakenly overturns a goal (e.g. offside).

It's legal, you just have to sign a waiver.

It does not say anywhere "no added sugar" and the ingredients corroborate the addition of sugar.

Some teas are better with cream and/or sweetener. If you are not sure which, perhaps you should broaden your tea-drinking horizons.

In NJ and PA, technically you are required to stop at the line, then pull forward far enough to see and stop again. Occasionally a cop who is in a particularly foul mood will tag someone for this.

That's where technology comes into play.