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re: Who is the BEST TV wife of all time?

Posted by BhamTigah on 10/9/26 at 10:01 am to
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Lois Griffin


She lets Peter PIIHB.

We have watched every American, UK, Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand season we could find. :lol:

It's like a bigger, more elaborate version of Werewolf or Mafia, which we always enjoyed playing. My wife and I even thought about opening a bed-n-breakfast where people come for a weekend and play a similar game. :lol:

ETA now that I read more than the OP: I agree that I wish they would stop using retread reality "stars". Being on Survivor should not qualify you as a star to be on another show. A celebrity season where they use non-reality celebrities could be fun but they probably couldn't get anyone we would know.
The other countries do also use some celebrities, but they seem to be tv hosts, actors, musicians and other actual celebrities.
Alan Cumming is a great host, but I've got a thing for Claudia Winkleman from the UK version. She's not even really attractive, but there is just something about her. The Canadian hostess on the other hand is fairly attractive, but she annoys the hell out of me.

re: Ted Lasso Season 4 Thread

Posted by BhamTigah on 10/9/26 at 9:44 am to
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If you liked all 3 original seasons it’s worth it. But it is a full step below season 3 (which had some good and bad parts and a clear step down). Not enough Lasso and some misses with new and played out story lines).

Basically it’s a different and lesser show since Bill Lawrence left and the trend is getting worse. Still worth watching if you’re a fan but it’s a rapidly declining series.


Thanks for the response. Exactly what I was wanting to know. :cheers:

re: Best NA beer out there?

Posted by BhamTigah on 10/9/26 at 9:40 am to
I was getting ready to answer "best North American beer" until I saw the other response. Don't think I've ever had a non-alcohlic beer. :lol:
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Miller High Life in bottles


Most underrated mainstream beer on the planet. I'm a big fan of darker beers, but if I'm in the mood for a traditional American lager, that's the stuff...but I do still prefer the bottles even if they take up more space.

re: 2026 NFL News & NotesThread

Posted by BhamTigah on 10/9/26 at 9:14 am to
Kaytron Allen getting cut just shows you how training camp buzz should be taken with a grain of salt.

re: Trade Advice

Posted by BhamTigah on 10/9/26 at 8:28 am to
Chase Brown has been a second half of the season, league winner the last 2 years and I don’t think Watson has ever finished a season.

History says no, but history is not always the best predictor. That said, I’d stick with Chase.

re: Give me your thoughts

Posted by BhamTigah on 10/9/26 at 8:20 am to
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The roster in my league is locked in on Sunday at 12am.



You at least have 3 other good options with Olave, Wilson, and Golden (and Burden, but who knows what the Bears will do week to week.)
Jettas says he’ll play, but with his shite qb, I probably wouldn’t take the risk.
That’s why head-to-head is the worst way to play fantasy football.

re: 2026 NFL News & NotesThread

Posted by BhamTigah on 10/8/26 at 10:58 am to
Those folks that just picked up Roman Wilson are loving that news.
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on Sunday it’s a gravy
every other day it’s a sauce


That's just traditional nomenclature based on the fact that Sunday allowed for lower, slower cooking methods and those methods allowed for meats to be cooked in the "sauce".

re: Strip Steak Salad

Posted by BhamTigah on 10/8/26 at 10:50 am to
Steak is a bit overcooked, but doesn't look dry. I'd eat it.

re: Deviled ham

Posted by BhamTigah on 10/8/26 at 10:19 am to
Growing up in a poor family, when we went hunting/fishing, it was always potted meat and crackers. Deviled ham was too expensive. :lol:

When we go on beach trips, my wife always has to have a deviled ham sandwich. She never has it any other time. :dunno:
I was a freshman at Auburn that year. I was the only happy person on campus. :lol:
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or is it gravy? I'm not Italian and not sure of the difference between the two.


You won't hear the word gravy used in Italy unless they are making fun of Americans.

Among Italian Americans, sauce is usually more of a traditional Italian tomato sauce, cooked pretty quickly to maintain it's fresh taste. Gravy is slow cooked, traditionally on Sunday (Sunday gravy) with meats.

At least that was the traditional difference. The newer generations of Italian-Americans call everything gravy and make fun of those who call it sauce, not realizing they're the real idiots.

re: Ted Lasso Season 4 Thread

Posted by BhamTigah on 10/8/26 at 9:12 am to
Not gonna read through the thread due to spoilers, but how is the season? Worth the watch?
UT Brownsville is the Scorpions.
Love us or hate us, but between Kiffin, Wade, and Mulkey, you will be entertained.

re: SEC Leads again

Posted by BhamTigah on 10/8/26 at 8:05 am to
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The ability to prepare well for an emergency situation is a form of security, as is the number of emergency responders available nearby. One's financial well-being amid fear of job loss and inflation is also relative to one's sense of safety.


So they just made up a definition of safe to fit the narrative.
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Anyway, I think our #4 RB is as good as the 2019 backup, who was Ty Davis-Price,


You think our #4 is better than a 3rd round draft pick?