Thread for your "Paul Bain-esque" Joe Milton one-liners

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Inspired by a Manchester Vol comment, I thought I'd start a thread for all of us to indulge our creative Joe Milton hyperbole.
(If you don't know the name Paul Bain, just think "Paul Bunyan.")

I'll prime the pump without setting the bar too high:

Does the receiver have possession, and is it ruled a touchdown, if the ball is still stuck in the receiver's facemask when he crosses the goal line?
 
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Inspired by a Manchester Vol comment, I thought I'd start a thread for all of us to indulge our creative Joe Milton hyperbole.
(If you don't know the name Paul Bain, just think "Paul Bunyan.")

I'll prime the pump without setting the bar too high:

Does the receiver have possession, and is it ruled a touchdown, if the ball is still stuck in the receiver's facemask when he crosses the goal line?

Hmm that would be a way to end the "too much heat" argument
 
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Inspired by a Manchester Vol comment, I thought I'd start a thread for all of us to indulge our creative Joe Milton hyperbole.
(If you don't know the name Paul Bain, just think "Paul Bunyan.")

I'll prime the pump without setting the bar too high:

Does the receiver have possession, and is it ruled a touchdown, if the ball is still stuck in the receiver's facemask when he crosses the goal line?
Yes, it is six.......but...Milton should apologize to that receiver for being a bully and he should get a participation trophy! A hug from Milton would be a nice gesture as well....
 
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Joe Milton III spoke about the challenge of chasing rabbits during his youth in Pahokee.

The rabbits are shifty, darting in and out of the cane fields. Catching them isn't easy, especially when trying to avoid the jagged edges of the sugar cane.

"It's hard," Milton said. "Their front two feet is like a steering wheel. Rabbits will turn around quick."

Paul says stop rabbit!
 
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