SinceThe70s

If you are "not sure our GM or coach has what it takes to surround Josh with enough talent to win" how can you state definitively that "We are basically wasting him"?

Do you mean that you don't do polls or folks shouldn't post polls? I didn't vote on this one. Choices appear to be biased towards one point of view. I assume those that think Josh isn't capable of winning a SB are the usual trolls. Probably same with the low percentage drought-truthers.

One two free four The memories of a man in his old age Are the deeds of a man in his prime

Ain't no sunshine when she's gone It's not warm when she's away Ain't no sunshine when she's gone And she's always gone too long Anytime she goes away

Oh oh oh oh oh oh, You don't have to go, oh oh oh oh oh

Dear lover I'm incapable of saving your heart this time But if you wanna I'll pretend to be your hero for just tonight

We're always fun loving, so don't start bugging If your girlie comes up and starts kiss-kiss-kissing and hugging Stick 'em up punk, it's the Fun Lovin' Criminal

The backstory to that (free) performance is great: https://hmmagazine.com/rage-against-the-machine-live-at-finsbury-park/ "In 2005, a man named Shayne Ward won the second season of The X Factor, the U.K. equivalent of American Idol, and his rise to fame would also include grabbing the Christmas number one with “That’s My Goal.” It would turn out to be the first of four straight years of X Factor singles winning the popular tradition. But in 2009, an English DJ and his wife, Jon and Tracy Morter, had had enough and created a campaign to make the anthem “Killing in the Name” the Christmas number one, an effort to break the streak. The band supported the cause, promising a free concert if the campaign was successful, and — quite literally against all odds — the band’s single outsold X Factor winner Joe McElderry’s version of Miley Cyrus’ “The Climb,” selling 502,672 copies to McElderry’s 450,838. Live at Finsbury Park is that free concert. The band would even go on to donate 100% of the profits of the sale of “Killing in the Name” to the homeless humanitarian effort, Shelter, presenting a six-figure check to the nonprofit during the show."

Now I wanna sniff some glue Now I wanna have something to do All the kids wanna sniff some glue All the kids want something to do

LOL - first time I saw Ozzy was in '81 - with Randy Rhoads. Great show, opener was Def Leppard and second band was Joe Perry Project. Getting old indeed.

You think you got the interest Come on and take the time 'Cause you know I wanna be Yours in a simple rhyme

I'm a parasite (nite klub) I creep about at night (nite klub) Yes, I'm a member of the Nite Klub A fully paid-up member of the Nite Klub is this the in place to be? (Nite klub) what am I doing here? (Nite klub) watching the girls go by, spending money on beer

I agree that the mechanics of the process are always the same so it's not a big deal in most games because teams generally don't butt up against the buffer regularly. But in the Miami game it felt like it happened all game and I thought the refs should have called it a little tighter after it kept recurring - similar to what they'll sometimes do when players start getting chippy.

The album as a whole is pretty good. Not my go to music at all, but for whatever reason it worked for me.

Fair enough wrt the Bengals post-game comments. I was aware of the refunds quote - no big deal to me, but nothing Taylor said. But I was referring to Taylors press conference a day or two after the Monday game, how the Bengals captains came to the Bills locker room that night and I'm pretty sure Burrow shrugged off that they they had to play in Buffalo leading up to the playoff game.

The amazing thing to me is that anyone GAF one way or the other.

This was one of those games that I had no idea who I'd root for/against until I watched it. One bad Apple tipped the scales for me. A bit surprising cuz I was completely impressed by how Zac Taylor, Burrow and most other Bengals handled the Damar incident. This may be an odd analogy but years ago I heard someone say that a chorus is only as good as it's worst vocalist. That's how I view the Bengals.

Serious question: what low talent defense of Spagnulo's showed up in a big game?

They lit up the Empire State Building in green and white after the Eagles win. That's a giant middle finger to Giants fans. https://dknation.draftkings.com/2023/1/29/23577057/empire-state-building-eagles-colors-nfc-championship-win-giants-jets-bills-fans

Do you think gutty reporting would make a difference? Living in Jets land I see/hear a lot of scathing hot takes by the press on the regular. Hasn't helped yet (not that I'm complaining).

So now I’m watching as my house is raided Like I’m some sort of terrorist I thought that they were democratic, not an iron fist

You know I'm loaded Railroaded I'm explosive I'm a locomotive

A sure sign that I like a song is when I turn up the volume. That happened here. Late night chill:

Sounds like a variation of "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you" Both are outstanding words to live (and post) by.

More often than not I appreciate both sides of an argument (i.e . - I'm a wishy-washy prick). WRT your point I have no doubt that I am not part of the 'Some of us shoulda filled in' crowd.