Turpin Re-Signs with Cowboys

[Big Frog II]

$18 million over three year. It really is Turpin Time. Time to cash in.

 

[bmoney214]

$18 million over three year. It really is Turpin Time. Time to cash in.

 

[TopFrog]

They have used him at times at slot, sweeps, etc. Hoping this money means expanded role in the offense.

 

[Frog Attack II]

Good for him! Worked his rear off and put stuff in the past (hopefully!).

 

[namollec]

Only reason I watch the Cowboys anymore is the chance to see Turpin light the score board up.

 

[4 Oaks Frog]

$18 million over three year. It really is Turpin Time. Time to cash in.

Heard here a number of times…”Never make it in the NFL. Too small” and so on.
Way to be Turp!…Go Frogs!!

 

[Palliative Care]

A few years back I felt very badly for him. He did wrong and lied, but I saw him admit his mistakes and I admired that. Now he has really turned his life around. Good for him and I wish nothing but the. EST from here.

 

[PurplFrawg]

I wish nothing but the. EST from here.

Electroshock Therapy?

 

[Palliative Care]

Typing is not my long suit.

 

[tcudoc]

Typing is not my long suit.

Perfect response.

 

[ShadowFrog]

Typing is not my long suit.

O+ ?

 

[froginmn]

A few years back I felt very badly for him. He did wrong and lied, but I saw him admit his mistakes and I admired that. Now he has really turned his life around. Good for him and I wish nothing but the. EST from here.

You can wish Trevon Moehrig that, as he signed a three year deal with Carolina.

 

[tcudoc]

Did Turpin re-sign or did he resign? If not for the hyphen, it would be an example of a contranym; a word that can be its own opposite. Some examples include the verb forms of dust (to remove fine particles or to spread fine particles) or bolt (to securely fasten or to depart quickly).

Other examples from Wikipedia:

• Original can mean "authentic, traditional", or "novel, never done before"
• Cleave can mean "to cling" or "to split apart".
• Clip can mean "attach" or "cut off".
• Dust can mean "to remove dust" (cleaning a house) or "to add dust" (e.g., to dust a cake with powdered sugar).
• Fast can mean "without moving; fixed in place", (holding fast, also as in "steadfast"), or "moving quickly.
• Overlook can mean "to make an accidental omission or error" or "to engage in close scrutiny or control".
• Oversight can mean "accidental omission or error" or "close scrutiny or control".
• Peruse can mean to "consider with attention and in detail" or "look over or through in a casual or cursory manner".
• Ravel can mean "to separate" (e.g., threads in cloth) or "to entangle".
• Sanction can mean "approve" or "penalize".

 

[tcudoc]

O+ ?

Pathology joke.

 

[Mean Purple]