Johnny Miller On Rocco Mediate Just Now

Yeah he also made a snide comment about a guy named Rocco being on the trophy. He's a typical old school country club c.unt.

[GPK]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

Yeah he also made a snide comment about a guy named Rocco being on the trophy. He's a typical old school country club c.unt.

He's garbage....never seen someone so in love with themself like he is.

[SCUDSBROTHER]

Jeff Kent + Johnny Miller = Mormons, and Mormons are taught from day one that they belong to a very small group of people that "get it." See, there is no doubt in their minds that they are right. It's not a maybe. Other people are wrong, and they are just good enough people to put up with them. So, they tend to be outspoken about what they believe is right and wrong. Most religions have these highly judgemental types(about right way n' wrong way to do stuff,) but many Mormans seem to be definite in their beliefs about almost everything. For instance, Lehman and Baddelay are holy roller types, but they would probably not be as judgemental (in the commentator box) as Miller or Kent would be.This is one reason why some people call it a cult(they are so convinced they are right about most everything, and that's exactly the way people in cults are.) They aren't just right about religious stuff. To them,there is a definite right n' wrong way to do most everything, and that's what you see from them(that attitude.)

[hoovesupsideyourhead]

Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER

Jeff Kent + Johnny Miller = Mormons, and Mormons are taught from day one that they belong to a very small group of people that "get it." See, there is no doubt in their minds that they are right. It's not a maybe. Other people are wrong, and they are just good enough people to put up with them. So, they tend to be outspoken about what they believe is right and wrong. Most religions have these highly judgemental types(about right way n' wrong way to do stuff,) but many Mormans seem to be definite in their beliefs about almost everything. For instance, Lehman and Baddelay are holy roller types, but they would probably not be as judgemental (in the commentator box) as Miller or Kent would be.This is one reason why some people call it a cult(they are so convinced they are right about most everything, and that's exactly the way people in cults are.) They aren't just right about religious stuff. To them,there is a definite right n' wrong way to do most everything, and that's what you see from them(that attitude.)

easy judas

[SCUDSBROTHER]

Originally Posted by hoovesupsideyourhead

easy judas

Ain't safe to go in the ocean in PISSCOLA. Damn Jellyfish will sting you double dose nasty.

[The Bid]

Anyone who chokes bonds in a dugout is a good guy, so Kent gets a pass from me

Johnny I love myself Miller is a true douche

[horseofcourse]

Originally Posted by The Bid

Anyone who chokes bonds in a dugout is a good guy, so Kent gets a pass from me

Johnny I love myself Miller is a true douche

did you know he shot 63 at Oakmont??

It was only 35 years ago.

[SCUDSBROTHER]

Originally Posted by The Bid

Anyone who chokes bonds in a dugout is a good guy, so Kent gets a pass from me

Johnny I love myself Miller is a true douche

Jeff Kent has a history of getting into fights with Black players (Bonds, Bradley, Kemp etc.) He gives out "suggestions" in a way that a motorcycle cop would...."Well if you'd of just done such n' such, then we wouldn't be sitting here with another loss."....They take it the wrong way. He comes off like an authoratative slave owner, but he's just a pretty typical Morman male (he and Miller both.) I saw the same ways from a Morman teacher in high school. The teaching profession would appear to be a natural calling for them(perfect, actually.) They are attracted to law enforcement(like Kent's motorcyle cop dad.) They like to be in positions of authority. That's why Miller is so in love with his announcing job. It's a natural position of authority. Look, I just gave you 4 examples of Mormon men, and every one of them enjoys being in a position of authority.