-
Posts
14,805 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Gallery
Profiles
Forums
Events
Everything posted by Johnny Hammersticks
-
Awww, no. I always thought you were a pretty riteous poster, Levi. You just went from Michael to Fredo Corleone in my book, brotha. Please take it back...
-
Last Post Wins: Three Words
Johnny Hammersticks replied to /dev/null's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Dentures are gross -
Notable Nexflix / Amazon / Premium Channel Series & Movies
Johnny Hammersticks replied to Heitz's topic in Off the Wall
The beginning of E1 was very frustrating to watch, but the way it ended left much to the imagination. I’ll probably binge the other 7 episodes this weekend. I love that apocalyptic theme. Little late to the party on this one ? -
I always found it to be interesting, given his history as a drug addict, that he continued to drink alcohol quite liberally.
-
Very sad. Having grown up in a restaurant, Kitchen Confidential is one of the most influential books I have ever read in my life. Such a wise man. This sucks.
-
There it is. The EIL ripple effect. Folks would rather do a swan dive into the shallow end of the pool than listen to you chirp on about invasive aquatic species and man-made waterways. Poor Jay Peak lift operators. Do us a favor...steer clear of the green mountain state for a while until we recover. Deal?
-
Was just going to post the exact same thing. I just don't pay close attention to, nor do I care about the political stuff in sports. I don't care who kneels during the national anthem, and I don't care who is opposed to them doing so. I just tune that stuff out and enjoy the games. Why would this stuff be a deterrent from being able to enjoy sports like we always have? Not criticizing anyone who feels this way, by the way. Merely trying to understand.
-
Notable Nexflix / Amazon / Premium Channel Series & Movies
Johnny Hammersticks replied to Heitz's topic in Off the Wall
Started watching The Rain on Netflix tonight. The first episode kind of pissed me off, but I’m interested to see where it goes from here. Anyone else watching this? -
Incognito ok at home, thanks Buffalo
Johnny Hammersticks replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Strangely, they act like chimpanzees. They are peaceful chimps, however, and rarely harm or threaten others with the exception of the occasional poop flinging. Okay, so let’s give RI the benefit of the doubt and say that the gym incident was consequent to him experiencing an acute psychotic episode. Fine. But how do you explain the rest of his schittbag behaviors over the course of his life? Prolonged or obtuse psychosis? The guy’s a d**k. Face it. -
Incognito ok at home, thanks Buffalo
Johnny Hammersticks replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Fair enough. The guy has issues. I know plenty of individuals who suffer from mental health issues that somehow manage to refrain from hurling weights at people from across a gym. Who manage to refrain from yelling racial epitaphs, shirtless, across a crowded night club. Ritchie has long (since before college) been known to be a jerk to others including his teammates. His transgressions have been well-documented. Ritchie is an a-hole with apparent mental health issues. That better? -
Incognito ok at home, thanks Buffalo
Johnny Hammersticks replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Conversely, I feel like mental illness (or in this case suspected mental illness) has become an acceptable excuse for being an a-hole. And Ritchie has a looooong track record of being an a-hole. I hope he gets whatever he needs to stop acting like a maniac, but he doesn’t get a free pass from me. Screw Ritchie and everybody that looks like Ritchie. -
Favorite songs from the 80s
Johnny Hammersticks replied to Ice bowl 67's topic in Off the Wall Archives
This used to be my jam... -
Hot for Teacher: New Jersey style
Johnny Hammersticks replied to \GoBillsInDallas/'s topic in Off the Wall Archives
She’s a Flyers fan ? -
Favorite songs from the 80s
Johnny Hammersticks replied to Ice bowl 67's topic in Off the Wall Archives
The Outfield - Your Love -
Just found my next future ex-wife
Johnny Hammersticks replied to The Poojer's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Nice sweater puppets. -
Which of Buffalo's 258 Points Were Your Favorite
Johnny Hammersticks replied to Gugny's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Oooooh...good thread. Easy. Mark Kelso’s 78 yard interception return for a TD in 1988 comes to mind. Bills blow out the hapless Packers 28-0. -
It's just like any other small town nowadays. If you're not into the drug scene you can avoid it, although you will likely see some "itchy scratchys" floating around town. I have a co-worker who lives 5-6 blocks from downtown, and he has a home in a pretty nice neighborhood. He has a wife and three small children, and he has nothing but good things to say about where he lives and the community in general. FWIW.
-
I live just outside of Middlebury, but my school district central office is in Rutland so I am there frequently. Rutland has a bad reputation for crime/drugs, but it's not a bad little town, IMO. I think it gets overblown because Vermonters in general are biased against anything resembling "city life." There are very nice parts of Rutland to live, and there are parts to stay away from. It actually reminds me a great deal of my home town (Auburn, NY). PM me if you are serious about this and have any questions.
-
Notable Nexflix / Amazon / Premium Channel Series & Movies
Johnny Hammersticks replied to Heitz's topic in Off the Wall
Just finished S1 of Safe on Netflix. Drama/murder mystery type with the dude from Dexter. Pretty solid show. Would have made a pretty good book I think. -
Is the shower boy thread archived somewhere? I eventually had to confront him and cut him off, as he was verbally abusive toward my wife. He would wait in my front lawn for someone to wake up, and then he would knock on the door. I had two young children in the house, and he was clearly “unstable.” I spoke with his brother, who was supposedly clean (although he was present at all their parties), on multiple occasions. I learned about his death about 6 months after he moved away and the house was sold to our current neighbors.