Will Patriot fans ever love anyone more than Tom?

Will anyone ever be more dashing and heroic and bad ass than Tom?

  • If I drove by Tom Brady killing someone I’d say, “that person was a bad person.”

    Votes: 4 100.0%

  • I mean… how many Rings we talking here?

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • I once wanted to trade him and go Matt Cassell/Janeane Garofolo. GO SOX!

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • ItsGonnaBeMaye

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • BAN

    Votes: 1 25.0%
  • Total voters
    4
PATS16N0

PATS16N0

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Tom could team up with Mark Sanchez for an international meth-fueled crime spree dressed as Thelma & Louis.
He can still crash on my couch anytime he wants, for as long as he needs. I ain’t no snitch.
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As somebody who doesn't hagiographize brady, but does firmly believe he will likely always be the greatest qb ever,I don't have a response i can check here.🤣
 
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LordSensei1958 said:
That word hurt my brain.

I think it's supposed to be
Hagiographic
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Yeah, that should have been an i instead of an e.hagiographic is an adjective.Hagiographize is a verb. A verb is what's needed in my sentence.
 
I’ll hagiographically hageographize Tom any day and I don’t even know what it means.

This Pizza Hut is good shit BTW
 
PATS16N0 said:
I’ll hagiographically hageographize Tom any day and I don’t even know what it means.

This Pizza Hut is good shit BTW
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Pizza hut is trash and I can't believe he would advertise something like that when he supposedly eats clean.
 
HSanders said:
Yeah, that should have been an i instead of an e.hagiographic is an adjective.Hagiographize is a verb. A verb is what's needed in my sentence.
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Found it!! Well done!! Nice word.

To hagiographize (though it's an informal, somewhat rare verb) means to write or portray someone in an overly idealized, saintly, or adulatory way, similar to the style of a hagiography, which is a biography of a saint or holy person, but often applied to any figure treated with excessive praise, turning them into a near-perfect icon. Essentially, it's to make someone a saint in writing, even if they aren't officially one, by highlighting only their virtues and accomplishments.
 
LordSensei1958 said:
Found it!! Well done!! Nice word.

To hagiographize (though it's an informal, somewhat rare verb) means to write or portray someone in an overly idealized, saintly, or adulatory way, similar to the style of a hagiography, which is a biography of a saint or holy person, but often applied to any figure treated with excessive praise, turning them into a near-perfect icon. Essentially, it's to make someone a saint in writing, even if they aren't officially one, by highlighting only their virtues and accomplishments.
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Saintly? ✅
Near perfect icon? ✅
 
HSanders said:
As somebody who doesn't hagiographize brady, but does firmly believe he will likely always be the greatest qb ever,I don't have a response i can check here.🤣
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You know, you could have just said that you hagiographize Bill instead.:):)
 
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