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"I'm first among equals Second to none The last of the best You can bury the rest" Bob Dylan, False Prophet Sorry, Mick. Sorry, Macca. What an album!

Any relation to Larry’s friend on Curb Your Enthusiasm?

You need to read that thread.

Jets have always been just meh to me. Don't like the Pats at all, but I do respect them, sorry. ***** Miami.

Except for the revisionists who keep trying to say Whaley made it, they are still wrong.

Fleeced by Nix.

I wasn’t too sure on the Bennett trade until I saw him on the field, wow!

Paul Seymour for Frank Lewis was another good one.

Dennis Shaw for Ahmad Rashad was pretty nice.

Hughes trade by far, thank you Buddy Nix!

No, I’m saying that since I use an Yahoo E-mail account, I have seen how they slant the news of the day, and I would not trust any poll they put out. E-mail’s OK though, the new ads they have now are only a minor annoyance.

Yahoo News, it’s gotta be true.

I think the silent majority is annoyed but not too concerned with kneeling during the national anthem; too many other things have their full attention.

If it wasn’t for the pandemic, I think there would be a significant drop in ratings. Right now though, being able to watch football again is far bigger than any movement.

I’ll be honest, I really loved Kaep as a QB, he was so fun to watch. He fell off a cliff fast though. I remember watching this game live and was just stunned at how bad he looked. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nfl.com/_amp/cardinals-pick-off-kaepernick-four-times-in-blowout-0ap3000000540695

Another Whaley gem.

Are you saying JJ Watt would not be missed? I hope Sherlock Holmes doesn’t see this.

Yeah, I would feel bad for Bruce Arians.

I still say Reggie McKenzie > Ruben Brown, and it’s not close. He may not be HOF-worthy, but he belongs on the WOF with Joe D.

Much cleaner if they just took a knee right before the kickoff, after the anthem has already been played.

If it makes the team stronger and they win more games, sure.

May be a Euro thing, Queen was always much bigger there than in the States. As for me, no other guitarists have given me more pleasure listening to them than Mick Taylor and Jerry Garcia. Johnny Thunders would be a distant 3rd, his leads were so outrageous.

If kneeling makes them a tighter team and leads to more wins, then go for it. Still don't like Tre White dissing a teammate though.

You can always turn your back to the field too. Me, I don't really care if they kneel or don't kneel, they are only football players, and I cheer for the uniform, not them.

I think I've told this before in here. I was at this Dylan Merriillville, IN (Gary suburb, north of Purdue) show at the Holiday Star Theatre in 1981. Right before the last song of the night, he says "I've got a friend I want to bring out." We had no idea who it was. Maybe Robbie Robertson? Instead this guy comes out in a wheelchair. They adjust the mic for him and he sings a song I didn't recognize, all the while Dylan's all over the place playing sax. One of the wildest things I've ever seen at a concert.