Johnny Hammersticks

Saint Francis of Assisi. Alright, I’m thinking of a person...

I think the first couple rounds might be entertaining. If no one gets knocked out, I expect a sweaty hug fest by the 4th round.

Yeah...forgot about that. I’d pay 50 bucks to watch Jake Paul get his ass beat. Dude is a tool.

Yeah, I’m pretty decent. Didn’t start playing until I was asked by a teacher colleague to help him start a chess club at the school. He taught me the basics and I just started playing a lot. This was about 15 years ago. Present day, I still play occasionally because my son is into it. He started playing a couple years ago and joined the chess club at his school. The kid absolutely destroys me now. I haven’t beat him in about a year.

I was thinking about it, but decided against it. My biggest fear is that I’m going to waste 50 bucks on a suck fest of a fight. Are they going to wear head gear?

I feel like you are being difficult. We’re not trying to win a brand new Nissan Leaf here. Keep it simple and just answer the damn questions, lock boy!! 🤬

This is exactly where I’m at with this.

Profession?

Justin Timberlake

Cha-Ching!! You’re up, lock boy!

Deep in the heart of Texas!!!!

This man once took aim at an engineering degree, but ultimately fell short due to various reasons.

Awwwww, hun. You need cuddles? Titos and white grapefruit

I’m cool if it’s cold and lightly snowing. Major snow accumulations are obviously not ideal. Also high winds are also not good for us.

Nope, not an accident at all. In fact his death was quite purposeful. Necessary you might say. Not as a profession, but he wrote a journal and a few letters that gained wide notoriety at the time.

Same here. NCAA basketball is probably second to the NFL in my sports world.

Not as a profession. He was, however, heavily involved in the Boy Scouts. Was an Eagle Scout at a young age, and was a troop leader as an adult.

Born and raised in Florida. Lived in a couple other states before he passed though.

He was an interesting man. Genius level intelligence also. Nope. Never active duty. Was deployed once to Cuba during his 5 year enlistment. The rest of the time he was here in the US.

😂 Can you imagine kids today watching NBA basketball from the 80’s? Good defense, mid-range jumpers, and sweet baby hook shots and layups?

No, he wasn’t an actor either. His fame was earned largely through some of the skills he learned in life and during his military career.

Kinda like what Jordan did for the NBA. I watched with my dad during the Isaiah Thomas, Bird, Magic years, but never really enjoyed NBA basketball until Jordan. Edit: I find the NBA to be unwatchable now.

I honestly think it’s the players. Specifically guys like Lebron, Steph Curry, and Kevin Durant. Also the way it’s marketed. I feel like the kids like to wear their sneakers and their clothing.

Nope. This guy had multiple jobs in different fields, was in the military, and was also a university student.

Oh, I don’t know....round about 54 years and 3 months ago 😊