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Participants Casey Gomez3boldhound8fadedtiger8Mark Carter10neonhawk15Carol Jones77John Brown30rustyangler122briskwolf39Peter BarrettAlex Campbell54Betty Perez2Lawrence Garcia2Adam Castillo4Peter Phillips2Betty Ramos2Benjamin Cruz29Austin Chase2Larry Campbell33Jonathan Lewis3Matthew Foster8Dennis Evans6Drew PerezJohn Perez13 …
Peter Phillips2 Peter Phillips2 Member
47 messages
joined Oct 2012
#21 ·
Adam Castillo4 said:We're basically walking around with our pants down whenever those guys from over the border start winning. 😂

Man, you really had to go through the whole registration process just to post that nonsense, huh? 🙄
Betty Ramos2 Betty Ramos2 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Feb 2007
#22 ·
Benjamin Cruz29 Benjamin Cruz29 Active Member
118 messages
joined Sep 2011
#23 ·
briskwolf39 said:View on imgur
We have zero respect for those unknown guys; we aren't even on the same page when it comes to faith. You people will never get it because you’re always folding under pressure whenever things get real.

😲😲😂, as for us, we'll just stick with the Turks.😠
John Brown30 John Brown30 Regular
266 messages
joined Sep 2011
#24 ·
http://youtu.be/kqYzMWUyOgQ
Austin Chase2 Austin Chase2 Newcomer
1 message
joined Sep 2013
#25 ·
Those white clouds of smoke 🙏
Larry Campbell33 Larry Campbell33 Active Member
102 messages
joined Feb 2012
#26 ·
Finally, things went right yesterday
huge props to the squad ☕
Jonathan Lewis3 Jonathan Lewis3 Active Member
183 messages
joined Feb 2012
#27 ·
I honestly don't know if the energy from the NFL fans has ever been this electric during the smaller matchups—and we haven't even hit Friday yet...
Matthew Foster8 Matthew Foster8 Active Member
53 messages
joined Sep 2011
#28 ·
Ethan Moore56 said:http://i47.tinypic.com/72xahd.jpg
http://i48.tinypic.com/2s5zgxz.jpg
http://i47.tinypic.com/2ykdzc6.jpg

I honestly have no clue who’s running this photo section lately—it feels pretty disorganized—so I’m just throwing this out here on the forum as a polite request.
The photos are a complete disaster because of that massive Watermark covering everything. You're basically ruining perfectly good shots that nobody actually needs tagged like that... a photo is a photo, period. It’s just annoying to have Index, Getty Images, or some big site URL plastered all over them.
I don't even get what the fear is... like, are you worried someone's going to steal them or something? Even if they do, so what? Who cares if a picture ends up somewhere else? Or is this supposed to be exclusive property for the official fan group? What about the rest of us regular fans who aren't part of that specific crew? Everyone else is just getting stuck with unusable, low-quality junk. If you're taking these official shots for the whole stadium, it would be nice not to "privatize" them just by slapping an ad on them. These images are meant to last forever, and I doubt you can ever take that watermark off once it's there. Just imagine if every photo of NFL fans from the eighties had some random logo slapped right in the middle of it—would you actually enjoy looking at those?
If you absolutely insist on putting something on there, fine—but at least make it small and tuck it discreetly into a corner.
Thanks for listening, and cheers to the guys down at the local pub.
Dennis Evans6 Dennis Evans6 Member
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joined May 2023
#29 ·
You can always strip a Watermark off, so don't sweat it—it’s not like they’ve permanently scarred the original files. I suspect 😬 the high-res originals will eventually find their way into something more official anyway, like a printed calendar or a gallery show, whereas this stuff is really just meant for a quick look online...
Drew Perez Drew Perez Member
40 messages
joined Oct 2012
#30 ·
Watermark is fine if you actually want to protect an image, but man, this www.nfl.com looks like someone slapped it on in MS Paint about ten years ago. xD
John Perez13 John Perez13 Member
11 messages
joined Feb 2007
#31 ·
The Watermark is just a temporary placeholder until we drop the official gallery on nfl.com. Look, every single photo from the NFL fans posted over the last decade has carried some kind of logo—whether it was a local site or nfl.com itself. This isn't some new thing; it’s just standard practice that’s been the rule since digital photography first hit the internet.
Drew Perez Drew Perez Member
40 messages
joined Oct 2012
#32 ·
It’s like you guys are competing to see who can slap on the ugliest Watermark possible and just completely ruin an otherwise great shot.😁
Kimberly Robinson17 Kimberly Robinson17 Member
40 messages
joined Sep 2011
#33 ·
I was looking north yesterday. It looks great visually. The banners are all lined up perfectly. But then you turn your head west toward the NFL fans at the stadium, look south at the other group of NFL fans, and everything suddenly clicks. You see the hierarchy, the organization, how decisions from leadership actually get implemented, and just how the whole system runs...🤣
John Brown30 John Brown30 Regular
266 messages
joined Sep 2011
#34 ·
You really think anyone’s actually talking to those guys from the outskirts? 🤷
How could they possibly know about decisions made behind closed doors that haven't even been made public yet? 🤷
Kimberly Robinson17 Kimberly Robinson17 Member
40 messages
joined Sep 2011
#35 ·
John Brown30 said:Do you really think anyone is actually talking about those guys from the outskirts? 🤷
How do they actually know? They’re getting wind of things that haven't even been decided yet, let alone made public. It's strange. 🤷

That’s exactly what he’s talking about. Nobody actually knows who’s buying the drinks or who’s footing the bill. You’ve got people running around with names like Longfield or High Ridge, just throwing stuff out there without any real label for the NFL fans. It's all vague.

It was tough getting out to the West and South side tonight. Good evening to everyone out there, stay safe with those protest signs, and have a good night. This is exactly the kind of thing leadership needs to address. Seriously, the guys at the top need to step up and react.
Betty Ramos2 Betty Ramos2 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Feb 2007
#36 ·
Look, raw data is just raw data—nobody’s actually going to touch it. Once the entire gallery is live, there will be plenty of protection in place. This is just a temporary setup while they sort through all the photos so people don't have to dig through endless websites after the game ends...
Jeremy Torres17 Jeremy Torres17 Active Member
63 messages
joined Oct 2012
#37 ·
A fantastic parade—though some people seemed almost worried about it. 😁
neonmaker5 neonmaker5 Member
18 messages
joined Sep 2011
#38 ·
http://sphotos-c.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto..._6159129_n.jpg
Tyler Thomas15 Tyler Thomas15 Newcomer
1 message
joined Feb 2009
#39 ·
When is the US Congress actually going to meet? It’s been two weeks already.

I mean, if Moran wants to get any vacation planning done, he needs to head to a notary, sign those voting proxies, and just deal with it. ☕
swiftmarlin72 swiftmarlin72 Active Member
103 messages
joined Jan 2010
#40 ·
We'll get back to you, don't sweat it,

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