Originally posted by adrenaline:
Regular season! May thou come with swift of feet!
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thou = 2nd person singular nominative/subjective (archaic)
thee = 2nd person singular objective (archaic)
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Originally posted by adrenaline:
Regular season! May thou come with swift of feet!
Originally posted by eamjr10:
I agree that is looks odd when a reciever wears a jersey in the teens. Im used to the old school where all recievers had numbers in the 80's. However as long as they produce on the field I could really care less what number they have, I didnt like Crabtree's #15 at first, but now I hope he keeps it, since I just got my Crabtree jersey in the mail yesterday.
Originally posted by TonyStarks:
What ever number makes him catch footballs.
Originally posted by 9erfanAUS:
I doubt he changes from 19...
-9fA
Originally posted by jreff22:
A tread was actually made for this
Originally posted by E-49er:
Have him wear #83 as in JJ Stokes. He already has the bust part down.
Seriously though he should keep the same number.
Originally posted by marshniners24:
A # in the 80s wouldnt fit across his body, so ergo he has to at least have one 1 in there.
Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:Originally posted by E-49er:
Have him wear #83 as in JJ Stokes. He already has the bust part down.
Seriously though he should keep the same number.
He also has the fumbling part down (Arnaz Battle)
Originally posted by REDx85xGOLD:
Are numbers really that serious to you guys? It really doesn't matter to me and since we are on the subject of numbers, I still believe that the only WR jersey that should be retired on the Niners team should be Jerry Rice. IMO Dwight Clark doesn't deserve the right for his number to be retired, and I think John Taylor did more things for the team than Dwight Clark