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RD 7, Pick 228: TE Tommy Sweeney, Boston College
Shamrock replied to Chandler#81's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
First Bills 2 TE draft in a long time. Bobby Collins and wasn’t the other the nail polish wearing Sheldon Jackson, anyone remember? Thats about all I remember about Jackson. Bobby Collins looked like a footballer... So as sad as my memory for Bills, these TE’s are Dawson Creek and Sweeney Tom. -
Should have joined the army. Colour blindness is an apparently useful trait in spotting. They’re not fooled by camouflage so they can ‘see’ human created forms- straight lines and similar that don’t exist in nature more easily.
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How many folk make up the number that represents this 1%... given the US population at the time was 32million- is it as simple as 1/2 of 320000?
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Me neither. Although got wifey the DVD... which is still in shrink wrap...
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Life gets tougher every day (Episode #383)
Shamrock replied to \GoBillsInDallas/'s topic in Off the Wall Archives
Hard to return comment when you’ve tied yourself up in a gimp suit and enjoying Mrs Palmers company. Wonder why his wife left, he seems completely normal? That said, there’s a guy who’s a friend of a mate of mine- actually their wife’s are, that collected Dr Who episodes. He has an original 1st recording that apparently not even the BBC had. Made some $ from it. is porn comparable to Dr. Who lost tapes? I suspect having met his wife, he’d trade some tapes with that other guy. -
Claude Drollo and Quasimodo brought it to life so many years ago. Wow, it’s survived a lot of history. I understand that Francois Pinault is chipping in a lazy $100,000,000 Euros. Guess being married to Salma Hayek, he’s already won the lottery of life.
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Not sure, but wonder how it’ll effect Netflix as Disney pulls its titles away. Free to Air in Australia is still a big deal. I can’t recall the last time I watched regular TV. But watching Netflix less too. So it’ll end up being m’eh. Foxtel- cable is too $ to be worth it unless you buy sports or a nuts on the Kardashian’s.
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There’s a local bloke who named his dog “10 Mile”. When his Doctor would nag him to exercise he said he walks 10 Miles every day.
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Was told to prepare for nicknames, I imagine Casper is at least one obvious one. See how the initials line up. There was a kid who’s nickname was ‘Lavy’... his initials were WC! We ended up whittling the list to 5 boy names and 5 girl names we both agreed on. & with the birth of # 1- we named her something not on the list... sometimes looking at the kid will invoke a name that’s not on the list. What ever the name is, the kid will likely grow into it anyways. My sister’s kid is called Freya. She’s now 5’10” with snow white blonde hair, but Freya was an unusual name at the time. My brother now lives in Georgia and his daughter is called Tara... see Gone with the Wind! ...don’t ask me, my boys are for real, called Thomas Thurman and Henry Jones... (my wife thinks Thurman is a great grand relative!) Known a few Polish folk (& almost a friendly ghost) called Kaspar. https://youtu.be/-n7gNLQoG6Y
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Which Prospects Do You NOT Want The Bills To Draft?
Shamrock replied to BillyWhiteShows's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Busts, tired of drafting busts. This isn’t Hooters. A Tweener D lineman, someone that played college edge/outside and is projected to play inside, but hasn’t... i see Lonnie Johnson from Kentucky... has the size, but his name still conjures up one play... & that scares me more than Darren Sharper... -
Unpopular Take. The Bills should trade for Rosen
Shamrock replied to Zerovoltz's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
How much of that was the college coach wanting his college quarterback when opportunity presented? -
Bills showing strong interest in Oklahoma G Dru Samia
Shamrock replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I thought it said his name was Gru, from the Despicable Me franchise. Reading his personality, might be the villain too. -
TV Shows That Stayed On Too Long
Shamrock replied to The Real Buffalo Joe's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Definitely lost interest in Vikings awhile back. Maybe a series just following Lagertha could win me back- probably having seen Doro Pesch as a kid & all that leather... (Warlock- band). -
Off to Download on Monday. Slayer, Anthrax, Judas Priest, Alice in Chains. Looking forward to it.
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I watch Hancock’s Half Hour with my mum, sewing her laugh or cry, priceless. i was (am) a Rik Mayall fan. Watch a lot from Filthy, Rich and Catflap, the Bottom Series (& live versions) to the Young Ones, New statesman, the Comic Strip Presents- did Vim Fuego inspire the look for Dave Mustaine?captain Flashart in Black Adder. The movie Guest House Paradiso nearly killed my brother and I- we still use the phrase “feeeeeeeeb” when visiting. Alan Barstard. Horrible day when heard he had died. Eddie’s comment along the lines ‘what a bastard’. as a young kid, we were allowed to watch the Goodies followed by Dr. Who. Was a bit young for Dr. Who at time.
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TV Shows That Stayed On Too Long
Shamrock replied to The Real Buffalo Joe's topic in Off the Wall Archives
The NFL. Very repetitive endings. -
Ultrasound questions for physical therapists
Shamrock replied to Steve O's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Hearing it is enough! -
Memphis Belle, made the effort at the time to visit the real one when it was on open display. The Lighthorsemen, Australian cavalry charge WW1, my Nana had a brother involved. Another good Aussie one is Kokoda, set in Papua. The ***** coming through the forest at night is tense, they’re coming for the 39th Bataliion, basically young conscripts not meant for OS duties, but as Papua was an Oz protectorate... Diggers (Oz colloquial name for our soldiers) describe it as coming close to action in combat.
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Only movie my dad took my brother and i to see. Lifelong fascination with the subject find a growing compendium of books intend matter!
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Depends on complexity of break- as simple as clean fracture where the ends are congruent to a spiral, SALTER Harris ankle, likelihood of break and avascular issues occurring, which bone- tibia is significant in load bearing but it’s friend and neighbor- fibula isn’t, relocation dease & distance,, cartilaginous issue, tendon, ligament injury with #, compound # with Debris- bits of stadium turf... ...had a patient with significant spiral # of 5th metatarsal resulting in shortened length & likelihood of major bone callus- if it healed, less than 50% congruence. 2 Dr’s said Moonboot, another- relocate and pin- option 3 was recommended!
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Ex-Bills Behemoth Mike Jasper named HC of Bethel U.
Shamrock replied to PromoTheRobot's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Larsen would’ve been into his 10th year or something to see the field with Jasper! Way to go you crazy Norwegian Shot Putter. -
Do you let your adult children sleep in your bed?
Shamrock replied to Royale with Cheese's topic in Off the Wall Archives
My kids often start there when it’s bed time, group story then 1 by 1 relocation occurs. The youngest usually ends up in there most nights, he’s be 45lbs dripping wet... -
Eagles officially choose Wentz over Foles
Shamrock replied to Alphadawg7's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
From memory, would the comparison be the 1990 Giants, to which the 1991 season had an open QB competition between Hoss & Simms.