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emartin28
12-05-2008, 02:52 PM
Dear thy wise Professor:
How does thou voice ones spirit with such elegance and grace? Your words of wisdom are evoked with a passion that is unmatched in our contemporary world. I commend you for your fine contributions to this board sir and am eager to lend my ears to your crafty yet truthful scriptures on a latter day. My thanks to you wise professor of jetdom. Good day.
GastineauSackMaster99
12-05-2008, 03:02 PM
I second that, ProfessorJet is the man! At first I thought to myself, what an unusual character. But the more I read his posts the more of a fan I've become.
GastineauSackMaster99
12-05-2008, 03:03 PM
I also must know ProfessorJet's all-time favorite Jet?
ProfessorJet
12-05-2008, 03:25 PM
Verily, I am touched by your grace and genteel manner. Platitudes aside, I aim to gain both your fidelity and respect with subsequent postings.
ProfessorJet
12-05-2008, 04:06 PM
I also must know ProfessorJet's all-time favorite Jet?
Much like the Cretan labyrinth at Knossos, yours is a question comprised of great complexity and intrigue. As Charon the Boatman must have endured on his arduous journey toward Hades on the River Styx, I must search through the mist of my psyche for the noble Jet who I believe has the mettle--and is most emblematic of the ideals set forth by both Nature and Nurture-- to be chosen as the "favorite", as you have stated. At this juncture, I must endeavor to say--with much vociferousness and candor--Justin Keller, on offense, for his burgeoning skill and youthful exuberance; the gentle behemoth, Kris Jenkins on defensive assignment, and Leon Washington--possessor of speed not seen since the time of Hermes-- on les équipes especial.
EDITORIAL ADDITION: Please forgive my ghastly error, GastineauSackMaster99. I misread your missive as my favorite Jet this year. Answering your true question shall require further introspection.
The Green Titan
12-06-2008, 12:16 AM
Much like the Cretan labyrinth at Knossos, yours is a question comprised of great complexity and intrigue. As Charon the Boatman must have endured on his arduous journey toward Hades on the River Styx, I must search through the mist of my psyche for the noble Jet who I believe has the mettle--and is most emblematic of the ideals set forth by both Nature and Nurture-- to be chosen as the "favorite", as you have stated. At this juncture, I must endeavor to say--with much vociferousness and candor--Justin Keller, on offense, for his burgeoning skill and youthful exuberance; the gentle behemoth, Kris Jenkins on defensive assignment, and Leon Washington--possessor of speed not seen since the time of Hermes-- on les équipes especial.
EDITORIAL ADDITION: Please forgive my ghastly error, GastineauSackMaster99. I misread your missive as my favorite Jet this year. Answering your true question shall require further introspection.
I haven't been this amused since the first day this forum opened. I don't think I've ever read a sports opinion in this format before. Very interesting. You are a riot!
Beamen
12-06-2008, 01:59 AM
Yo Prof- His name is Dustin, not Justin
ProfessorJet
12-06-2008, 10:14 AM
Yo Prof- His name is Dustin, not Justin
I beg your forgiveness for my colossal faux pas. There is no valid excuse I may impart for my serious transgression, although I would have preferred young Dustin to have been named Justin, or more correctly, Justus for a righteous individual, attributes which he, clearly, exhibits.
DomUK
12-06-2008, 10:23 AM
Prof. you rock.
Not only are you very well informed on all things Jets; you also manage to get your point across with great elegance and knowledge.
IncomeTax20
12-10-2008, 08:35 PM
Prof jet your picture does it all for me.. you should b on espn
rbianco3
12-15-2008, 12:35 PM
Yeah, I enjoy the professors posts, however they make me feel very inferior with my limited vocabulary, poor grammar and spelling.
IncomeTax20
12-15-2008, 12:46 PM
lol dont feel that way. my grammar here is horrible.. i choose to write this way since its faster for me.. But i get your pt
ProfessorJet
12-15-2008, 12:57 PM
Yeah, I enjoy the professors posts, however they make me feel very inferior with my limited vocabulary, poor grammar and spelling.
I have been in negotiations with site management about initiating a remedial English thread, as well as those involving mythology, sartorial accoutrements, and plate tectonics. The snag, as it were, is in the method of my recompense. I don't believe vouchers at the celebrated Bunny Ranch is enough to compensate for my expertise.