[wtf] =/= [wtf]

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

You don't know what "=/=" means? It means "does not equal". And no, it's not something I thought of myself, it's been used in the gameday chat several times by people other than me.

Any opinions on the post itself?

Originally Posted by: Packers_Finland 

<> and != are not equal operands. =/= is equal divided by equal, which would be 1. Unless you are calling me number one? I'm in the GameDay Chat each game and I can not recall anyone ever using 1, err =/=.

My opinion on the post... the Packers have only been clutch defensively one time this year, the same amount of times that Tim Tebow has been clutch.

Surrendering a double digit lead in the fourth quarter and letting the offense creep within signal digits and then making a stop at the end of the game is not clutch, it's called saving your ass. ;-)

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

If the defense was clutch, they would not have needed a stop at the end of the game to win it, as they did have a 21 point cushion with 8 minutes left in the game.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

If they had stopped them from scoring when we were up by 21, that would not have been considered "clutch" because we didn't NEED a stop to win the game. Clutch would be stopping them when we needed to, which we did. We did need to stop them when they were down by 7, therefore they were clutch.

I'm not saying that it's a good thing we let them come that close to winning, but it would be considered clutch IMO.

Originally Posted by: go.pack.go. 

Basically, this thread has confirmed for me that the word "clutch" is synonymous with "overrated but lucky." For some reason, media types love to slobber over this kind of player. They might as well shorten the games to 2 minutes, since that seems to be the only part of the game that matters to most people. [boxing]

Originally Posted by: Nonstopdrivel