ChevyVanMiller

I clicked on the 26 weeks for $1 offer that popped up, then closed that pop-up and it took me back to the article to read in full. Great piece, thanks OP.

In oveeeeeeeeeeeeeeertime!

One for the season...

Not Dafoe. Yes, but it’s not Jim. Winner, winner chicken dinner. It’s Neil circa 1964 in Manitoba with his first girlfriend.

Who is the dashing man with this lovely blonde lady?

Selling my Bobby Hart action figure. Serious inquiries only.

Inside two minutes, should have been an automatic review by the refs.

Mcdermott made the right call going for it, just wasn’t in the cards tonight. I still say Josh had the first on the scramble on the play before.

Favorite quote, “In this league some people figure it out and some people get figured out.“

This young actor learned of a planned biopic of the late, great Robin Williams and filmed this “Mork and Mindy” era scene, with an actress playing Pam Dawber, to campaign for the role. I don’t know if I’ve ever seen anyone nail an impersonation/depiction like he has. Aside from being Williams’ doppelgänger, he has the acting chops to show the pain that lived within the outwardly funny soul of Robin Williams. I really hope his gambit pays off and he gets the role.

Spot on...

Rapper “Mad Baldy G”

Your local tax dollars hard at work...

RIP Cindy. You left an indelible imprint on this board that will always be cherished and never forgotten.

Heck, I started the thread thinking it would garner comments about one player at the top of his sport acknowledging another who is ascending to that spot in his own. How naive I was...

https://twitter.com/KingJames/status/1444828146470043648

Thanks @StHustlefor breaking this story right here, a full week before the national media got hold of it.

Your opening sentence is begging for a second subject, don’t let its’ pleas go unheard. 😀

After Trent, Fitz, Nate We finally got our guy Beane is a wizard

My condolences. I lost my mom two years ago next month at the age of 73. We hadn’t heard from her in two days and I was calling both her home and her cell phone with no results. She had moved into a senior apartment complex a couple of years before. I drove out there pounding on her door and got no response. One of the worst moments came when I then called her cell phone and could hear it ringing from inside the apartment. She had died in her sleep the day before. I don’t know what’s worse, having a sudden death like my mom or a lingering one like yours. I only know that both leave a hole that will never be filled. May your mom live on forever in your heart and may the memories that the two of you shared always bring you comfort and joy.