Felton as Judas (in a good way)

[Rastapopoulos]

I always thought Judas got a bum rap in the New Testament. After all, if you believe that stuff, mankind would not be redeemed in the Blood of Christ (however that's supposed to work) if it weren't for the crucifixion. Which wouldn't've happened without Judas. And, after all, Jesus/God (sorry Mormons) saw it coming, which basically meant that Judas had no choice. So Judas falls on the grenade for Mankind and gets all the shit as a result.

That's Felton! If it hadn't been for him, we might actually have WON that game last night. What good would THAT have done us in the big picture? About as much good as Jesus living to a ripe old age and dying in his sleep.

I just hope you remember Raymond when we win the lottery.

 

[BLAZER PROPHET]

Ya know, I feel the same way. Poor Failton. His inabilities as a PG are helping to improve the team via the draft. From his terrible 3-pt shooting to routine 4th quarter turnovers to being a cancer in the locker room have all contributed to probably 9-12 loses all by himself. In fact, his being a cancer may have both indirectly and directly led to our mid season trades that now look to be a real positive in many ways.

So Ray baby, thanks, and be sure to let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

 

[magnifier661]

Good analogy! Repped

 

[Darkwebs]

Ya know, I feel the same way. Poor Failton. His inabilities as a PG are helping to improve the team via the draft. From his terrible 3-pt shooting to routine 4th quarter turnovers to being a cancer in the locker room have all contributed to probably 9-12 loses all by himself. In fact, his being a cancer may have both indirectly and directly led to our mid season trades that now look to be a real positive in many ways.

So Ray baby, thanks, and be sure to let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

Don't forget Feltank's pivotal role in the firing of Coach Nate. I know a lot of people on this board have been wishing that for years.

 

[BLAZER PROPHET]

Don't forget Feltank's pivotal role in the firing of Coach Nate. I know a lot of people on this board have been wishing that for years.

Agreed. Nate was on his way out anyway but Failton hastened it with his cancer.

 

[Nikolokolus]

I'm half-way tempted to box up a sack with thirty nickels and UPS it to Felton c/o of the Rose Garden.

 

[Blazinaway]

so basically Fat Boy Felton is becoming sort of a "cult hero" it's own very warped way...LOL

 

[jlprk]

Ya know, I feel the same way. Poor Failton. His inabilities as a PG are helping to improve the team via the draft. From his terrible 3-pt shooting to routine 4th quarter turnovers to being a cancer in the locker room have all contributed to probably 9-12 loses all by himself. In fact, his being a cancer may have both indirectly and directly led to our mid season trades that now look to be a real positive in many ways.

So Ray baby, thanks, and be sure to let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

You keep calling him a lockerroom cancer when your only evidence is a 5-word hinted innuendo by the Oregonian. You won't be getting free tickets to the play "Felton, Superstar" when he joins Joseph Smith in our local church hierarchy.

 

[Boob-No-More]

So Ray baby, thanks, and be sure to let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

Lol, like it could possibly miss!

BNM

 

[magnifier661]

I'm half-way tempted to box up a sack with thirty nickels and UPS it to Felton c/o of the Rose Garden.

Don't motivate him! We may win games!

 

[Rastapopoulos]

Somebody just pointed out to me that Judas on my theory is Snape. Good call. Probably not accidental.