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I’d like to see the replay. Looked like a pretty big push by the WR.

I step away for an hour, and it’s good to see nothing has changed in this game.

Awful officiating and worse coverage by ESPN’s crew.
The announcers, the refs, the camera angles all suck in this game.

The historic Pop-Tarts bowl deserves better.
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Roddy white

Different Roddy. This one is Roddy Jones.

re: Tyree Adams OT enters portal

Posted by Ghost of Colby on 12/27/25 at 1:10 pm to
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I don't understand the wholesale change of our starting OL.

The OL was such a dysfunctional disaster this season. It goes beyond a new staff wanting to make wholesale changes.

I wouldn’t be surprised if someone like Tyree Adams had such a bad experience with bad coaching, odd personnel decisions, and injuries that he wants a fresh start somewhere.

Hopefully if the new staff wants him, then they will be able to retain him.
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Pop-Tarts Bowl aka The People's National Championship

:cheers:

:usa: :usa:
Did that ECU defender knock himself out or worse? That didn’t look good.
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Where did you get this info from?
Just curious also as to how much money was put into it?


It was a $40 million renovation
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Matt Stone and Trey Parker, born and raised in Denver, were obsessed as kids with Mexican restaurant Casa Bonita, a massive, labyrinthine, Disneyland-ish local landmark that opened in 1974 in Lakewood, Colorado with roving characters, live entertainment — including a cliff diving show — secret rooms and so-so food. It fell on hard times and then closed in 2020 during Covid.

So they bought it after some soul searching and hoped a speedy renovation would delight their kids and others as they had been delighted. The Denver area cheered.

It was not speedy and quickly soared past the estimated $6 million budget — ultimately passing $40 million. Floors, walls and ceilings were rotten, everything electric outdated and dangerous and plumbing a disaster in the 54,000 square foot emporium. A falcon had been dropping pigeon carcasses onto the roof since the 1970s. There is much footage in the new doc ¡CASA BONITA MI AMOR! of Parker wandering the site in distress, weaving amid an army of contractors, and texting pics to Stone. A lot of, “That’s so disgusting.

re: Saw a new TV show warning

Posted by Ghost of Colby on 12/26/25 at 10:03 pm to
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What kind of cultural depictions? On a scale from 1 to Thomas Howell in Soul Man, how bad were they?

Pre-2000



Y’all can argue over the best in the last 25 years.
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101st said that they didn’t need saving. Tough hombres.

I’ll give the OP credit. His title specifically stated, “relieved” the 101st.

I’ll also give credit to Patton and his army for racing over 100 miles over icy, clogged roads and trails to relive the 101st in under 3 days.
Harvey Martin had 24 sacks in the 70’s.
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Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd

The OT’s favorite sheriff.

re: Carson Beck in Danger?

Posted by Ghost of Colby on 12/26/25 at 6:39 pm to
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No, she dumped his arse.

And he was clinically depressed for months afterwards.
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want to meet the girl who can suck a lightbulb into her butt.

I was almost certainly a fat and hairy gay dude.
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Shampoo bottle (Reason given: “slipped in the shower.”)

I mean….. not my proudest moment, but it happened.

re: So I am watching E.T. on Starz

Posted by Ghost of Colby on 12/25/25 at 10:02 pm to
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Wait until you find out she was involved with Indiana Jones, Back to the Future, Goonies, Jurassic Park, Schindler's List, etc.

Yep, she sucked (literally penis) her way all the way to the top. She was also a great personal assistant and numbers crunching payroll manager.