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Ridiculous, but at least they are more worthy than Penn State or the other scrub teams that joined a few years ago.

If Dawkins played the whole season the way he finished it, then maybe… but he didn’t. Josh and Diggs are obvious locks, Poyer and Hyde wouldn’t surprise me, Tre would cause he missed so many games.

One more for today, I’ll post it here cause I don’t really like crapping on the guy BUT: I see many misguided posters claim that Barry Sanders is the most dominant player ever. Most exciting? OK. Most fun-to-watch? I’ll buy that. Most dominant player ever? Absolutely NOT. The most dominant player, more than any other, will be able to make his team a winner…. a BIG winner. And he never came close there. Not saying it was his fault or anything, it just is what it is. He looked dominant at times, but THE most dominant? PLEASE.

Beer’s only purpose is to catch a buzz, even the best brews to me don’t start tasting good until after the 3rd or 4th. I would never drink a beer with a meal, Diet Coke all the way.

That would give me a headache, I'll take monotonous and boring.

I was thinking of really lame bands who made it big & stopped at The Police. Biggest tw*t in entertainment for a front man, how the hell did they sell out football stadiums? I admit, the first album had some good stuff on it, but it was all downhill after that for these poseurs. A definite relic of their time, at least they had the decency to only put out 5 albums. De-do-do-do, de-da-da-da.

Scary mug.

Dude looks like a lady.

Jason LaCanfora would be proud.

I like hearing a scoop as much as anybody, but not about something like this, no.

I like boneless and traditional, and I like blue cheese and ranch. Any old port in a storm. Bill Murray > Chevy Chase

Good song, but a quick piss break when it was added later on the 81 tour

Absolutely nothing, but nothing can ruin food more than onions, especially those nasty, crunchy ones that never leave your aftertaste hours layer.

Scariest has to be the Rat, just look at that mug.

Rush never put out a beginning-to-end great album, All The World's A Stage came closest. Last good one was Permanent Waves, then Motion Pictures & Signals had their moments. The weakest link by far is Neil Peart's cheeseball lyrics.

I liked Briscoe more than Joe D. RIP Marlin.

The last Rolling Stones tour was in 1982, Vegas Stones from 1989-present. Watered-down revue, safe to take the whole family to. Still entertaining, but only a shell of what they were. Understandable now given their age, inexcusable in the late 80's - early 00's.

My last one for today, since they're in the news yet again on TMZ: OJ > Scumbag Fred Goldman Nice thread.

I still enjoy hearing bad news about him.

The Wire > The Sopranos Also, Curb Your Enthusiasm > Seinfeld

https://thespun.com/nfl/warren-sapp-sounds-off-on-colin-kaepernick-nfl-world-reacts “I heard it was a disaster. I heard it was one of the worst workouts ever. I’m wondering how the hell this happened and the tape didn’t get out, right,”

Stadium full of soaked, wet Stones fans were in no mood to hear Na Na Na Na Na crap.

Steve Perry: "People, we love you, but can you just move back a little?" Drenched Crowd: "***** you, we want the Stones" I was in a lower section by the stage on Keef's side... stayed up all night after the Dead show at the Aud and needed to be able to sit down, total drugland weekend.

It's just so, so inferior to Buffalo.

I have no use for anything Rochester, including their puke on a plate. Good thing there are Bills fans there.