Steve O

My brother lives in Asheville, have friends in Cary NC (Cary = containment area for relocated yankees according to the locals.) Asheville consistently 8-10 degrees cooler in the summer which makes it livable to go outside. Parking in the city sucks. Micro-brew heaven if you like that. Plenty of local culture if not national. Heard something on the radio probably 15 years ago about the cities with the happiest women in the US. Asheville was one of the three mentioned.

This is the first one that came to mind for me...exact same place in the movie. My girlfriend at the time was very upset when I chugged the last half of a beer during the dying scene of Terms of Endearment. Guess I should have used a glass so she wouldn't have heard it.

The Craft in Niagara Falls will be opening early Sunday. Food and drink specials starting at 10:00 AM. 223 Ferry st, corner of 3rd and Ferry. The owner does the parking at the corner of Glenn and Abbott, across the street from Hammer's. Red Zone will be on for all you fantasy football players.

If you can consume beer while playing and it actually improves your skill level (up to a point,) it is an activity. If you wait until completion to consume beer, it's a sport.

You're gonna need a bigger boat

Depends on which Packers v Bears game you're referring to. If they had broken up during the November 3 game it would have been Maxwell House If you're talking about the December 15 game, Folgers for sure. That Roy Scheider could sure sell coffee! The regular season just can't get here soon enough!

Good read, thanks. RIP Donnie

I would move the PAT to the 5 yard line for either 1 or 2 points. However, no holder. Drop kick for 1. Might just eliminate the holder all together from the kicking game. 50+ yard field goals are routine, teams are almost guaranteed 3 points once inside the opponents 35 yard line. With all the rule changes over the years favoring the offense, something should be done to help out the defense.

Well, I've been in 334/15/28&29 the past 4 (or is it 5?) years. 50 steps up to go to the bathroom, unless I want to go down and wait 10-15 minutes to get to a troth. Great seats, but a couple of issues: 1) step # 13 is 1/4 inch higher than the others. Measured it when I started noticing how many tripped over the same step. Can't tell you how many have tripped over this step over the years, but at least a couple a game. 2) no hand rails. This is the issue that kept me from renewing tickets this year. Arthritis was really kicking up in my ankle when I had to decide about tickets, and without the stability of a hand rail I would have to move very slowly up and down stairs or risk falling. Quite simply, I didn't feel safe.

Time for the regular season to start

So, if my clothes won't turn invisible, it stands to reason that neither would my golf equipment. Would make sneaking on to private courses really difficult. May be able to get away with it for a hole or two, but hardly worth the effort. Back to naked chicks and trade secrets I guess.

40 years ago I felt this way about boxing, loved watching it but wasn't very proud of that. No longer watch it. Now it's the way I feel about football, still love watching, especially the big hits, but being more aware of the permanent damage it has caused to so many makes me wish I didn't.

In my opinion BB had the best ending to a series ever.

Interesting take, decided to look at their impact plays. Both had 14 year careers. For the regular season, Biscuit had 71-1/2 sacks, 31 forced fumbles, 27 fumble recoveries, and 7 interceptions. Talley had 38-1/2 sacks, 17 forced fumbles, 14 fumble recoveries, and 12 interceptions. Those numbers clearly favor Biscuit. Doesn't look like tackles for loss stats were kept during Talley's career, only the last two in Biscuit's. In the playoffs, in 21 games Biscuit had 1-1/2 sacks, no int', forced fumbles or fumble recoveries. Talley played in 18 playoff games, had 6-1/2 sacks and 2 int's. He also had 2 fumble recoveries. So, for the regular season Biscuit was more of an impact player, but for the biggest games you are correct, Talley had a bigger impact.

You're talking about him as a player, correct? Because the threads about him as radio host are none to flattering. If you're talking about him on radio I would say he's underrated, kind of like his show.

Everything else being equal, if Marino and Kelly had switched uniforms the Bills would have been 4-0 in super bowls.

Worst lip-syncing ever!

Think we're all starved for the regular season to start. Posted this expecting 30 or 40 views and maybe half a dozen responses.

Never smoke with Willie again

"FPI chance to make the playoffs: 13.8%" https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27428212/barnwell-realistic-2019-goals-nfl-10-worst-teams

Looks like he had a passenger that was killed in the crash as well. Very sad. https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/Houston-woman-killed-in-motorcycle-accident-along-14361808.php

It's a Wonderful Life

Hate listening to loud motorcycles, but don't blame those that ride them one bit. Hard to see them coming even with the light on. Add distracted driving to the mix of difficult to see vehicle,, if I rode I would want to use every tool available to be noticed. Anyways this is sad, RIP.

Because the bar was out of...never mind, want to keep my warning points at zero. Go to youtube and search on restaurant scene in beer league, here what the waitress says to the third guy that orders. Freakin' hilarious. As for me, just stay away from any beer that is best served with or has the name of fruit in it. Double whammy on Corona since it comes in a clear bottle.

Toss up between Ready or Not and For a Dancer Edit: haven't listened to either one in forever so I decided to go to youtube and listen to them. Just heard the studio version of Ready or Not but found this live acoustic version of For a Dancer...bit early in the day to be getting depressed but it's a beautiful version