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Category Archives: Dallas
I Want To Keep On Loving You
I have a hard time staying patient with love. If a woman is dissing me, and I can’t recall a relationship where the woman has not constantly challenged me by not returning my calls and doing other things to cut … Continue reading
Posted in Dallas, Judaism
Tagged balls, dallas cowboys, hard time, patience, reciprocal relationship
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Dallas Cowboys Announcer Honors Yom Kippur
From the Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Around here, football is a religion ? at times the only religion that matters. With its own codes and customs, its power to lift and to humble, football ? especially Cowboys football ? can be … Continue reading
Posted in Dallas, Judaism
Tagged brad sham, cowboys game, dallas cowboys, fort worth star telegram, jonah and the whale, worth star telegram
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I’m Not A Cowboys Fan Anymore
They were the favorites to win the Super Bowl through the first three games of this season. They were the most talented team in the league. They self-destructed and did not even make the playoffs. The quarterback has a poor … Continue reading
Posted in Dallas
Tagged dallas cowboys, leadership role, philadelphia eagles, poor work ethic, talented team, tony romo
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Even Football Has Gone Postmodern
Greg Easterbrook writes: Postmodern Play of the Week: Leading 7-3, Dallas reached first-and-goal on the Jersey/A 1. The Cowboys came out in the shotgun formation, four-wide.
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Tagged Cowboys, greg easterbrook, shotgun formation
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‘The First Basket’
I just watched this new documentary. The Jewish population in America increased dramatically during the last decade of the 19th Century. As the immigrants poured in from Europe, they discovered that their new home was sports crazy and that athletic … Continue reading
Posted in Adventist, Dallas, Jews
Tagged christian scriptures, hebrew hammer, jewish game, jewish ghetto, jewish population, paul gallico, shiksa, torah scholar, vulnerable regions
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