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Clue #2: He's a little too tall... That's easy. It's Ed Jones.

I think I might have this: The Washington Red Cashions First Dowwwwwwwn!!

That contract has to be worth close to 20% of the value of the franchise. The guaranteed money alone would be enough to make him a part owner. I wonder what the out clauses are. I'd be shocked if each side didn't have a way to pull the plug say, after five years or something.

Nope. I'm a frayed knot. P.S. I'm not involved in this particular dust up. I just really, really needed to get that out.

Oh hell no. Not that I would want to. Someone gave me quality advice a long time ago. Never talk religion, abortion or politics at work. That has served me very well over the years. If someone else wants to pontificate, have at it. I'm not saying a peep.

Kid on the right looks a bit like Lucky Luciano.

Pink haired woman is Tanya Tucker. I met her about twenty some odd years ago. She was nice to everybody and a good tipper.

That's cool and all, but I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with your conclusion.

He passes out cease and desist letters to protesters who don't know the difference between a Peace symbol and a Mercedes logo.

Is that Carmella Soprano?

At some point, we have to accept the Super Bowl losses and move on.

So what British comedies are worth a watch? I've seen Coupling, and the first two or three seasons or so are as funny as anything I've ever seen. What haven't I heard of?

You mean something like this? https://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/oj-nfl-cold-open/2869213

Kelly Ripa

Potsy and Malph are just secondary characters to show how perfect the Cunninghams were by comparison. Take away the laugh track. Fonzie is a damaged psycho who was abandoned first by his father, then his mother when he was six years old. Fonzie is a violent gang member. He once remarked about saving someone's life because he stopped hitting him. Everyone in the community is afraid him because they know what a psycho he is. Chuck went away in a car crusher at a junk yard and Fonzie put him there. All he has ever wanted was a family he couldn't have. When he becomes aware of the Cunninghams and their perfect middle class hum drum life, he is willing to murder to get the one thing he could never have. He murders Chuck after season one, and by season two he is moving in and replacing Chuck as an older brother to Ritchie and Joanie, and surrogate son to Mr., and most importantly Mrs. C.

Chuck Cunningham from Happy Days. I'm kind of glad Fonzie murdered him.

South Korean baseball, you say?

I knew this was going to happen since this whole mess started. Congrats to this guy, whoever he is! It's a Good Morning America broadcast, I think.

The biggest problem is there's 30-45 seconds of material in a 2 minute video. I did like the shot of ranch dressing in the first one. Put three times as many jokes in each video, and don't stand on every punch line going, "Ta Daaa!"

If it is, it's a bubble from too much liquidity and people with no where to put their money. The valuations were on the high end of historical ranges based on earnings at 29.5k in the first quarter, so to justify 35k we'd need 16-17% earnings growth just to maintain an overbought market. For those values to be solid maybe 20% year over year in January or something. This seems unlikely. All that being said, I grabbed all the change out of my car and flipped the couch cushions looking for money to put into the market over the last 2 months. I feel like I got some bargains and some are already showing results.

Really hung over. For like a week. And a little stupid for the new "Bills Dynasty" tattoo.

I'm hoping for a WNBA/NBA game of HORSE at this point.

Have you been listening to Donna? You shouldn't listen to Donna.