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There was a 'trained' one performing one weekend in the early 90s at a Bisons' game. Even supposedly raised in captivity, I wouldn't trust being anywhere within their range. Fast. And 'phlegmy'. 🤧

Selfies require their own category in the annual 'Darwin Awards'. In many cases, they're also a good intelligence test. 🤔

Agreed. Pastrami with mustard, or even a bit of sauerkraut > corned beef. Especially when the chef adds the leaf of boiled cabbage. 🙁

The lyrics "Baby, hold on to me" come to mind. There are too many repercussions to consider in the juxtaposition of lyrics and situation. 🤔

154, if you go by the lyrics page I hit. 😳

https://youtu.be/NriOZ6ofj_Q

🎵Na na na na na na Na na na na na Na na na na na na Na na na na na🎶 * Is it 'na', or is it 'nyah'? 🤔

To maintain parity and divisional tradition, New England deserves more conditional draft picks. * That's not my opinion, but I bet it is dammed unpopular. 😁

Curse of the CFL: Hamilton makes it to 2021 Grey Cup. Loses in a close game. However, everything looks bright for 2022... * (0-3) 🤬 😁

Perhaps the best McCoy line: "Spock will have no truck with grief, Scotty." ('Spectre of the Gun', s3, e6) * It's the 2200s, but I'll still talk like I'm playing Morgan Earp in 1957's 'Gunfight at the O.K. Corral'. Ironic in that in this TOS episode, they're back at an alien recreation of the site. * Not Golden Corral, Rob. O.K. Corral. 🤨

Lighten up, you two. It's hard to win in the NFL. 😐

'Don't Be Cruel Polka'? And before anyone gets their knickers in a knot, if you've gone to a wedding reception in a fire hall or VFW post, you've probably heard that. 😁

"When the RB runs past me, I either hold onto the stick, or throw it into his legs to trip him up. Saves 'wear and tear' on our defensive players."

I left my wallet in HOUSE's car. 😐

Shatner. Murray. Cesare Danova. Look it up. Not only an actor, but a guy playing a guy named 'Actor'.

Good lord, almost eight months... I always wondered why government approved Canadian high visibility wear for construction required the striping on the back to be in an 'X' pattern, as opposed to the horizontal or vertical striping common elsewhere. Apparently, it is designed to let others know that if you're seeing the X, that means that worker has their back facing you. It is mostly to benefit heavy machinery operators, who would then know when all ground workers are facing the equipment in high noise and low visibility environments.

They're actually out from behind the pharmacist's counter now. No more embarrassing discussions on "ribbed, or non ribbed?" 🫢

A lot of butt hurt feelings around here, often. 😁

teef likes his threads spicy?

Quick! How long was the Arthur M. Anderson in 1972? 🤨

No, he wasn't. He never brought any prolifics. 🤨 * * * What? Oh, sorry, the word is 'prophylactic'. 🙁

You know...every time a thread about this gets started, New England gets a conditional draft pick. 🤨

Father's Day: The most confusing day of the year in . (fill in municipality that you wish to insult.)

Got myself a new patio furniture set. * Damn good sight the guy two roads over goes to his daughter's house for Father's Day. 😁