Pat Fischer?

17th-round draft choice of St. Louis in the 1961 NFL Draft
» Signed with Washington as a free agent in 1968
» Ranks seventh all-time in Redskins career interceptions with 27 and fourth all-time with 412 career interception return yards.
» He finished his career with 56 interceptions.

So unless your ancient or a redskins fan, its understandable. I must make poop now, have a good day.

That's not what his first post said, but whatever.

I just think we tend to jump the gun a bit especially on rival fans. Some of them deserve it, some don't. Let's just try to take it easy, that's all.

I just think we tend to jump the gun a bit especially on rival fans. Some of them deserve it, some don't. Let's just try to take it easy, that's all.

Why should we listen to you? You don't even hate Dallas. :)

I'm the one who doesn't hate Dallas

I don't know about Matty

who is this guy? I received an email today saying if I come to some autograph show and buy 1 autograph from someone else, I can get 2 free autographs from Redskins great Pat Fischer.
Actually, I get the same email and posted it. Typical New Yorker who can't read. It just says you get two free if you go:

http://www.redskinswarpath.com/redskins-meetup/22797-pat-fischer-signing-autographs-free.html

Pat was one of the hardest hitting DB's in his day, and a very little guy. He is among the names honored at Fed Ex... he used to eat G-Men for lunch (not enough meat on them for dinner).

17th-round draft choice of St. Louis in the 1961 NFL Draft
» Signed with Washington as a free agent in 1968
» Ranks seventh all-time in Redskins career interceptions with 27 and fourth all-time with 412 career interception return yards.
» He finished his career with 56 interceptions.

So unless your ancient or a redskins fan, its understandable. I must make poop now, have a good day.
gracias.

Why would you ask that ridiculous question here without searching the internet first? You'll get an answer much faster.
because when i want to know something about the skins, this is the first place I think would get me a good answer. Not sure how this is a ridiculous question. My guess is you couldn't answer my question, which is why you got all pi$$y.

because when i want to know something about the skins, this is the first place I think would get me a good answer. Not sure how this is a ridiculous question. My guess is you couldn't answer my question, which is why you got all pi$$y.

Maybe he just figured it would have been easier to just go to Wikipedia (Pat Fischer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Fischer)) since that is probably more information than you would get by starting a thread to ask the question. To each his own, but its really not that hard to see where Schneed is coming from here.

dont trust wikipedia as anyone can post stuff. My guess is Shneed owns stock in Google and wants everyone to utilize their services. Then again, I have also seen him/her/it complain about spelling and grammar. My guess is he is just a whiny b!tch.

dont trust wikipedia as anyone can post stuff. My guess is Shneed owns stock in Google and wants everyone to utilize their services. Then again, I have also seen him/her/it complain about spelling and grammar. My guess is he is just a whiny b!tch.

While I wouldn't go putting Wikipedia in my research footnotes, it is actually a very good site for getting quick information. I used to be skeptical of the idea, but I've definitely come around on the site as a quick reference tool (albeit with limitations). I haven't come across any entries that are totally bogus (not to say that don't exist) and when people do post erroneous stuff it is usually corrected in fairly short order. Get with the democratic spirit! I think Wikipedia is actually a good illustration of the potential benefits of the internet (simultaneously, students citing Wikipedia, or worse yet plagiarizing from it, illustrates some of the pitfalls).

Also, if you haven't noticed, "anyone" can post stuff here as well :)