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She had a great rack back in the day.

Separated at birth from LVE:

No.

This is the one.

https://variety.com/2019/tv/news/katherine-helmond-dead-dies-whos-the-boss-1203153175/ She was pretty good on Soap.

Also, his 'draft equity' stuff was as inane as the heatmaps. Above all else though, he was the biggest Bledsoe apologist on the board, and that of course put a big target on him.

I enjoyed his takes on how QB was just one of 22 positions.

Meh. She had her heart just RIPPED out of her chest that Election night. One of the biggest humiliations in all of history, she will forever be known as a complete and total loser, the chump of all chumps. I think she’s suffered enough.

If they determine he isn’t worthy of a spot, then I think Zay will be gone. Unlike past regimes, these guys so far have not been afraid to admit mistakes, cut their losses, and move on.

Thanks for bumping this thread back to the 1st page, where it belongs.

I wonder if he is concerned that EJ had better stats his rookie year than Josh Allen did.

There were times when I suspected he was one of 26CB’s sock puppets.

Same show, only they moved from Ohio to Southern California, allowing them to bring on movie and TV stars as guests.

Agreed, the other seasons blew me away, but not the 2nd one.

Fernwood Tonight, then America Tonight. Curb Your Enthusiasm. Eastbound And Down. All gold from beginning to end.

Maybe not this year, but there is no doubt in my mind that Do The Right Thing > Driving Miss Daisy.

All hail King Biscuit!

He may be a racist POS, but he is a good film-maker. Not a fan of BKkKman though. Even though it was based on a true story, I didn’t think it was very realistic as portrayed. Duke should’ve known that the guy he met at the end wasn’t the guy he talked to over and over on the phone... like night and day different, in the movie at least.

I could be dead wrong because I’m not a fan & I don’t follow him that closely. He’s played the Baltimore/Washington area a lot and it seems he’s usually either by himself playing small 2K theaters or opening for someone like Steve Miller Band in the 10K (at most ) outdoor sheds (kinda like you’re talking about). I would see what’s available when tickets go on sale & how much they are, you may be surprised. If they suck, check back for drops the week before the show.

I will always remember him most as Billy Shears in the Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band movie.

I just looked at the list, the last teams I really remember and liked a lot were back in the early 90’s, UNLV and the Michigan Fab 5 (never won though ).

They are OK, but too expensive... and I agree, definitely not fast food.

Ted Darling > Rick Jeanneret.

I wouldn’t worry about it, there should be plenty of seats available, especially if he’s playing bigger places like the Garden.