ThirdGeneration

I can sympathize with the guy who gets it again and again. I did essentially a total dislocation playing bball in grad school. On crutches for 2 weeks. Doc was stunned it wasn't broken. next year did it again but walked into the doc's office. because it was "chronic" they put me in a walking cast for 4 weeks. I guess it worked since I haven't done it again but every now and them the ankle pops loudly.

Cannot stand the word "patented" - like "he directed another one of his patented fourth quarter comebacks." Just shut up

Not quite as easy as you expect. Found SEC+ a few hours before the game and left it in my favorites. Apparently Xfinity or Samsung TV has coded streaming to be that single show. Turned it back on five minutes before the game and had to go back to the start and find it again because "you're program has ended".

I would've used Peter LaCock and gone into the French adult movie business.

His son did - except as major league baseball player
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I seem to remember early 2000s when Carnell Williams and Ronnie Brown were both injured that a tiny white boy named Tre Smith went wild for 200+.

Still of the best quote I ever saw during the game. On Alabama's game thread - we are making this little white guy look like Bo Jackson

5 bucks a car at Whitesburg Drive In in Huntsville. Also had triple feature of James Bond at times :lol:

Every night I had to walk home late from Chem Eng building from studying. Lived in Goodwin apartments so had to walk thru either Wendy's or McDonalds parking lot. Gained weight. Also got fried chicken a lot from Hartz (IIRC)

Southeast Europe was a powder keg. The Austro Hungarian and Ottoman empires were on the verge of disintegrating. Germany wanted to be the big swinging dick and England said Nah. France was itching for revenge over the 1870 Franco Prussian War. And Russia was Russia. The balloon was going up in Europe, the only question was how would it start. Serbia it was.


Pretty correct there. There was an expression going around - if you wish for peace then prepare for war.
Several good documentaries on Discovery channels point out that Germany expected to be in France before England could get there. They also expected the war to be over by the end of the year. Belgium threw a huge wrench in their plans by taking weeks to conquer versus days and Britian had time to mobilize. At the beginning of the war England had no mass induction for the military. It was essentially volunteer.

Pretty sure the fuel tanks which really did help shorten the Pacific War were planned to be bombed in the 3rd wave. Fortunately for the US that wave was called off.

That may have been taken right before his crash. I remember that Bill Hickman was a stuntman and teaching him to race - was driving a car with trailer and was first to the crash. Hickman also was the stunt driver/actor for black Charger in Bullit. Liked his tightning the seat belt before starting the chase


edit - referring to James Dean phot