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The company that I worked for at the time was having a week-long seminar in Boca Raton, Fl. They scheduled my flight for the morning of the game and I arrived in Florida 30 minutes before kickoff. I hustled over to the car rental booth and the guy asked me, “ We only have convertibles left, is that okay?” As the game began I was cruising down I-95 N with the ragtop down on a Chrysler LeBaron listening to the announcers describe the cold and snow I had left behind just hours before. I remember thinking how strange and surreal life can be at times. I made it to my hotel and watched the rest of the game ( Tasker’s return will always stick out in my mind) before soaking in the last rays of sunshine on the beach.

This survey suggests that a majority of fans would not attend a game before Covid-19 vaccines are made available to the public. Considering the fact that that seems highly unlikely before this upcoming NFL season, let’s take a poll of Bills fans. Are you in or out this season without a vaccine? https://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/29018209/poll-fans-attend-games-vaccine

The Renegade moment was my favorite from last season, too. I especially loved the vid with the Bills fan saying, “We ain’t scared, we ain’t scared.” Then Allen hit Smoke on that deep fade. Found it: https://twitter.com/kevconnorsespn/status/1206695632003452929?s=20

One of the greatest songs of the last 30 years.

The wife and I binged the whole series over a 5 day period about a month ago. We talked in Letterkenny-isms for days afterward. It's a leg day. Time to work the legs, boys.

How are you nooooooow?

Tom Waits, Bonnie Raitt and John. A holy musical trinity if ever there was one.

It has now become Bob's first ever number 1 on the Billboard charts. https://www.billboard.com/articles/business/chart-beat/9354213/bob-dylan-murder-most-foul-first-number-one-song-chart

Thanks for the catch. I didn’t know it was doctored. It’s Lucy Lawless, btw.

Sounds like you’ve got a great neighbor.

Winner, winner, chicken dinner. Here’s another one for you.

This one brought me to tears.

His first ever review, written in 1970 when Roger Ebert happened into a club where an unknown mailman was performing his songs detailing the human condition. https://www.rogerebert.com/features/john-prine-american-legend

No, but actress from same time frame.

Just heard that he passed away. What a downer and what a loss. RIP John. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-country/john-prine-obit-253684/

I thought of this next one as I looked in the mirror this morning and lamented that I laughed at the Flowbee when it was advertised on those old infomercials.

In New York plastic bags are again permissible because store clerks are refusing to handle reusable bags.

Started to put together a playlist of songs that were written for other reasons, but now seem to speak to the current situation due to Covid-19. Feel free to add any others you can think of.