Steve O

Ha, my nephew Josh is 36 today. According to Wiki Josh A's birthday is May 21, not the 20th. Anyways I hope they both have great days! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josh_Allen_(quarterback)

From the above about Quinton Dunbar - "Shortly before the warrant for his arrest was issued Thursday, he held a 15-minute introductory teleconference call and told Seattle reporters: "You just want to feel wanted at the end of the day. ... I just hope to repay them with the way I carry myself as a person.""

At least in the Rochester area towns are giving away masks. The giveaway ran smooth as silk in my town, in and out of the town hall in five minutes without ever leaving the car, only stopped for a few seconds while the chief of police tossed a pack of 25 in to an open window. I've read where another town had an hour wait for 6 masks.

I went to Potsdam U in Potsdam. 4 seasons...early winter, middle winter, late winter, and the 4th of July. Let me guess, you had a friend freshman year that flunked out of Clarkson, went to Potsdam, and raised the IQ of both schools.

Did not read through three pages to see if anyone answered this. It happened in the Panthers vs Saints last year with the score tied. Original call of no PI vs New Orleans was overturned. Think the NFL was trying to send a message to New Orleans? Did not read through three pages to see if anyone answered this. It happened in the Panthers vs Saints last year with the score tied. Original call of no PI vs New Orleans was overturned. Think the NFL was trying to send a message to New Orleans?

Tickets to the game, $200 Parking, $20 Beer, food, drinks for the kids, $50 Watching Jimmy Johnson wig out, priceless! RIP coach Shula.

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The way Josh runs and jumps I pray he'll only get dinged, that's a best case scenario. I worry he'll get hospitalized!

If he returns to a different team will we receive a compensatory pick?

Worst - T J Graham...traded up in the third and passed on Wilson. Not that he was the biggest bust, that would be Maybin or Williams. But the question is about best and worst pick. We liked Wilson at the time. A few years ago I saw a special on Wilson where the Seattle war room was being shown and they knew Buffalo had traded up to draft Wilson. Then there was elation when we picked Graham. Drafting Williams in the fifth was a great value pick. While Peters was also great value, he was UDFA, not a draft pick.

50 years ago Apollo 13 safely splashed down. https://wbbm780.radio.com/articles/jim-lovell-reminisces-about-apollo-13-50-years-later "questioner asked if he had ever wanted to return to space. Lovell recalled a similar question from a reporter 50 years ago: “Jim, would you like to go back to the moon?” Friday, he said: “I was about ready to answer that question when I saw a hand go up in the back of the audience. It was my wife - with a thumbs-down. So, I said, ‘I think this is my last flight.’”" Days of nail biting for all alive at the time, Apollo 13 returned safely 50 years ago today. If you haven't seen the movie of the same name, check it out. Most of us have the time now.

While I do not agree, in the wake of Covid-19 it is certainly the wiser choice. Let's face it, I've seen bartenders washing glasses, it was always the wiser choice.

Here's a Rochester Business Journal article on Silk O'Loughlin by Scott Pitoniak. Note my comment on the bottom outlining that the popular bar/restaurant on the river (which I patronize on a regular basis...might call me a regular) is actually named after his namesake nephew, not Silk the ump. Hope you can patronize the place when it opens, the owner lost most of 2017 and 2019 because of high waters, now this.? https://rbj.net/2020/04/15/recalling-rochesters-silk-oloughlin-beloved-character-victim-of-1918-pandemic/

1970, ski jumping event in Germany. Broke an ankle. Apparently he's a pretty good artist.

Hanging out afterwards and not adhering to social distancing guidelines was part of it, but I've heard that NJ and Pa residents were coming to NY just to golf which hastened the decision to close NY courses.

There's a bar with a deck overlooking the river next door to me. Been going there since I was 16...err, I mean 18. 63 now so that's 45 years. Saw the owner a couple weeks ago when I was out walking, he gave me the combination to the gate lock. Couple times a week I've been taking a bottle of wine out there and calling friends, talking for an hour or two about nonsense, watching the sun set. Gives me some sense of normalcy.

Don't have the patience to read through a 4 page thread, my apologies if this has already been posted, but your post reminds me of a joke I first heard back in the 80's. What did the Dead head say when he quit drugs? God this band sucks!

Male hooker is a Gigolo

The 20th century called, they want their pull carts back (been using a push cart since the turn of the century.) Speaking of the 20th century, a few years ago golf magazine had a tips through the years section. In the early 60's some guy wrote in saying his one iron would go about 240 yards, then fade 8-10 yards to the right, asked the author what he should do. The author said Turn pro!!

My fault. Rejoined a private club today, and my new driver was waiting at the door when I got home. https://www.wwnytv.com/2020/04/09/new-york-golf-courses-ordered-close/

Well, Paradise has already been linked, Clay Pigeons hasn't, guess that's what I'll go with Never realized Roger Ebert discovered him until today. Been listening to his music all day. RIP. https://www.chicagomag.com/Chicago-Magazine/The-312/October-2012/How-Roger-Ebert-Discovered-John-Prine/

Alice's Restaurant True story by the way https://calendar.songfacts.com/november/26/19226

Focusing strictly on the 90's, from 92-96 the Bills had 7 second round picks (3 in 94 because of compensatory picks.) Every one was a bust, Friggin' Lonnie was the best of the bunch. Parella did have a decent career for the San Diego but was a bust for the Bills. Bucky Brooks has had a decent career as an NFL analyst.

I stand corrected