If anyone *like me( needs to check out for a few hours, I suggest)

watching " The Baker." I watch a lot of movies. but not too many TV series. I know I will get hooked and binge-watch. I'd love to, but it's a slippery slope so I usually stay away from TV series. ETA - the trailer doesn't come close to telling the story. I personally loved it.

This post probably should be on the Movie / TV Thread board, but I thought I would share it here. It was a good watch. Fun and exciting and pulled a heart-string. I'm always looking for movies to distract me and pull me in for a while. Anyway, if a movie or two can help pass the time and hurt of our stunning loss, then please check it out and let me / us know what you think. War Eagle.

Jiro. War Eagle. Loved the movie.

Loved this: 1:24 / 25:21 1983 Auburn Tigers Football Film: A Return to Glory Best Auburn Jacket, ever. Full stop.

Freshmen Trey Gainous and Yann Cowart, Gregg Carr, Bo, Little Train, Donnie MFing Humphrey, Dowe Aughtman,

I was 13 years old and trying to understand football. Auburn football. Selling programs, loving the kind tips from drunk co-eds too to make a little money that my parents always made me work for, which was and is still a thing. Then getting to watch this team for free in JHS. I still have stadium cups, made in America, and real paper shakers, still in my room. War Eagle always.

RIP Lil' Train He was the Spud Webb of the NFL for several seasons. If Spud Webb, Tommie Agee, Lionel James, Randy Campbell, Gregg Carr, Donney Humphrey don't ring a bell, it's okay. Young and ignorant. Feel free to play on my lawn until you start to frick it up. I'm more than okay, as a dog owner, to pick up dog shite and say nothing for a very long time. I am also, as an adult, open to welcoming children and grandchildren, adopted or not, into our family. BUT, a sense of responsibility comes with that. A view of "your?????" Auburn family from past to present? Jang, no hate. Just differences of opinion. If you want to be recognized and accepted as an Auburn fan in the Au family, then understand your age and place. I will tell my two teenage kids the exact same thing. 2) It's fine, expected to disagree with other Au Fam / fans, coaches, etc. But often times, it is best to quiet for a while (I'm trying to show you an example).

There is no "test" as to whether any fan is a member of what many of us consider to be the Auburn Family. It really is not a high bar, and we are very, very accepting. Degree or not. Connections / history or not. It's not that hard. But it is very important. Like a marriage. War Eagle, friends. For today at least, that includes you Jangalang. Let's all try to be better. That is also a big part of the Auburn Spirit.