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[OSU_Buckguy]

lenix is intangible?

 

[Jeffcat]

lenix is intangible?

such as we see him now as at a certain position like cie grant coming in(secondary) then later on finding his intangibles to come out and be used in reality just like cie grant being a cover guy and a linebacker. lennix is the perfect mold for this type of player as a LB/CB/S type of player.

 

[OSU_Buckguy]

i understand what you're trying to state, but i'm not sure that intangible is the word. in fact, intangible is so often used and misused by sports commentators. it's a word i'd rather never see again. it has been used and misused way too much and has lost its true meaning. finally, i'm sure that you cannot have intangibles "come out."

 

[timBUCK2]

i understand what you're trying to state, but i'm not sure that intangible is the word. in fact, intangible is so often used and misused by sports commentators. it's a word i'd rather never see again. it has been used and misused way too much and has lost its true meaning. finally, i'm sure that you cannot have intangibles "come out."

intangible
3: hard to pin down or identify; "an intangible feeling of impending disaster"

Well, it's definitely a real word, and I'm pretty sure you could have talent that's hard to identify come out

 

[OSU_Buckguy]

intangible
3: hard to pin down or identify; "an intangible feeling of impending disaster"

Well, it's definitely a real word, and I'm pretty sure you could have talent that's hard to identify come out

i never stated that it's not a word. also, talent that has yet to be uncovered is not intangible. it's merely uncovered. i also don't think that lenix has talent that is hard to pin down, identify, define, or perceive. the kid's a blue chipper with talent oozing from his pores. like i said, intangible is a word that is too often used and misused by sports commentators and analysts that it has become to mean something different than its actual meaning. shorter, easier words are generally better.

and on to a different topic...

 

[timBUCK2]

i never stated that it's not a word. also, talent that has yet to be uncovered is not intangible. it's merely uncovered. i also don't think that lenix has talent that is hard to pin down, identify, define, or perceive. the kid's a blue chipper with talent oozing from his pores. like i said, intangible is a word that is too often used and misused by sports commentators and analysts that it has become to mean something different than its actual meaning. shorter, easier words are generally better.

and on to a different topic...

I'm sorry, I thought you were the one that brought this up... Do you plan on dinging everyone that disagrees with you? Over something this stupid, no less? Do you know what means?