SinceThe70s

And I'm wasted and I can't find my way home.

On my way home today I was listening to Francesa interview Girardi. A good two minute excerpt from the interview on his managerial interviews: https://wfan.radio.com/articles/joe-girardi-wfan-there-will-be-clarity-manager-search Most of Girardi's comments were generic. The only thing he said that caught my attention was around the minute mark where he mentioned the relationship, comfortability factor and everyone working together. Sounded like something Brodie would want to hear. Later the same evening I see the article below which is clearly based off the Francesa interview, includes a lot of the generic quotes (but not the ones I cared about) and this statement: The biggest factor for general manager Brodie Van Wagenen might be deciding whether Girardi has the “collaboration” skills to work with the Mets front office. https://nypost.com/2019/10/22/joe-girardis-sense-could-mean-mets-decision-is-coming-soon/ I think Girardi wants the job. If you're a Girardi fan, bad news - I'm usually wrong when I speculate.

Sounds very patriotic.

Missed that, thanks. If I was capable, i'd do a side by side of Gase/taco and a super imposed Darnold head/ghost.

I've been waiting for the Gase/taco Sam/ghosts meme all day. It's gotta be out there.

With regard to restrictions, I read the following today in the NY Post. Would be interested if anyone can confirm or refute: The way that it works when a player is mic’d up is that NFL Films has a representative listening in on site. That representative then gives the go-ahead to air a comment or to keep it off air. ESPN sometimes airs the comment without anyone from their network listening, trusting that the NFL Films representative has approved it. The team is giving special access to their players and expects NFL Films to serve as a buffer to make sure nothing embarrassing or anything that would put a player in a bad light is aired. In this case, the Jets feel NFL Films did not do that. The “seeing ghosts” comment is going to stick to Darnold for a while. https://nypost.com/2019/10/22/jets-furious-espn-aired-sam-darnolds-seeing-ghosts-comment/ With regard to Gase adding fuel to the fire - I look for any reason to bash the Jets and Gase, but I have no problem with him airing his displeasure if what's outlined above is correct.

It's funny what we're willing to do in the moment to teach a lesson. I've done similar myself and then questioned whether I would have been happy with a crumpled rear bumper and the aftermath.

Just going for a cheap laugh with the cut off thread reference. Not being judgmental, I do the passive-aggressive no-pass zone to tailgaters when it's 'deserved'. I also try to make way for people that want to drive much faster than I want to when there's two lanes and traffic is light.

Didn't you start a thread in the last week complaining about getting cut off? I'm starting to wonder whether there was more to that story. For the record, I've been known to be a douche to 'unreasonable' tailgaters too. I've also been known to tailgate 'unreasonably' slow drivers. With 'unreasonable' being determined at my sole discretion. My justification is the other guy is wrong. Amirite? Probably sometimes yes, sometimes no - but always yes in the moment.

Tomorrow You're gonna have to live with the things you say Tomorrow You'll have to cross bridges that you burned today

Seems like a fair complaint. I'm sure a lot of scheiss gets said on the sideline that never makes it to the public . From what I read the NFL is supposed to approve what gets aired. Not sure if that's true or what happened. But if it's gonna happen to anyone, why not the Jets?

Was the passengers name Ted Striker?

Diamond Girl - you sure do shine Glad I found you - glad you're mine

I assume that Lemmy barely missed out at #101.

I was at that game. It was an enjoyable evening of football. This would be too if it wasn't the Pats.

I'm hoping that by spring training he'll be able to get back on the horse.

A funk band did a Sabbath cover album including:

Any time it's an option - and often when it's not - the correct answer to the question is Motorhead.

My baby does the hanky panky

Verlander and Paxton both pitched on Sunday. The rain out put them back on 4 days rest.

The throw was bad but Wrights weak arm at third contributed as well. Having defensive liabilities at 3 infield positions will catch up to you eventually.

You had me worried for a second. Thought you were on the wrong side of another story I read today: https://nypost.com/2019/10/17/husband-hacks-off-alleged-rapists-penis-after-seeing-him-assault-wife/

So you do what you want And pretend again that it's time to roam 'cause you can't go home Maybe you'll find your way today, But while you're at it you'll have some fun And through tears of laughter You know it's nothing until you find someone You wouldn't miss it You don't care if it's day or night

The VCR and the DVD There was none of that crap Back in 1970 We didn't know about a World Wide Web It was a whole different game Being played back when I was a kid Want to get down in a cool way Picture yourself on a beautiful day Big bell bottoms and groovy long hair Just walkin' in style with a portable CD player No you'd listen to the music on the AM radio (kind of funny that this song is also outdated)

No doubt the layoff often hurts hitting, but I respectfully disagree that it doesn't help the pitching. Setting up your rotation can be a huge help.The more they pitch Scherzer and Strasburg the better chance they'll have. They've used Scherzer and Strasburg out of the pen once each and Corbin twice. I don't think they trust their bullpen, nor should they.