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He does have a high motor.

That's not saying a whole hell of a lot. He had more completions in LA. Hell, he was 11 for 14 if you count his completions to the Chargers players. ?

It's weird to me that people hold the snow game up as a good outing. He wasn't bad, but all that snow is the equivalent of 2 extra O-lineman protecting you.

That's weird. I was always taught that Canadian cell phones looked like this:

Pistol Whipped on a Dime?

Rottweiler in a Pantsuit?

Red Sox or Mets? I'm betting Mets....

Bro, who is gonna buy the house with that woman squatting in it?

So how is he going to sell the house with his crazy ex squatting in it? What does the realtor say? "It's a 7,000 square foot estate, with a pool, hot tub, and built in elevator. Oh, and the woman on the couch posting selfies on Instagram comes with the property".

Ol' Yeezy is playing you turkeys like fiddles.

You been listening to too much of the Motley Crue.

Umm, I think you already did.

Wrong forum, breh...

That was kinda the point.

I heard they offered him the role of Mongo in the remake of Blazing Saddles, but he turned it down because the script was too difficult to memorize.

You handled it well, sir.

Colin Brown was pretty turrible

That looks very good. Personally I like to go brisket almost all the time, but I like to smoke almost anything. Meatloaf was probably my biggest surprise. It was crazy good.

Yes. Osi Umenyiora was talking to the press about him before his first game: ""Who is this RG3 guy you guys keep talking about?" Umenyiora told WFAN, via the New York Post. "You talking about Bob Griffin? You guys are giving him a cool nickname already and everything. When he does anything in the NFL, we're gonna call him RG3. Right now, he's Bob Griffin.""

Catching for Jesue? You thinking 'bout Bob Griffin?

Just role with it.

Touche. I tend to have more girth than length when it comes to post count, I hear that readers like it that way...............................................................................................

I don't necessarily agree with the underlined. I mean, unless you are comparing him to his previous start, I think that is a lot of hyperbole.

It's like the bat signal for layoffs at your company, lol. It's typically preceded by a "consulting" firm, ala Chubb, or Mckinsey and the like, coming in and timing people at their jobs, handing out surveys, etc., looking for fat to trim. They then make crazy pitches to your management to replace business knowledge and SME with scripts and process flows, and then suggest mass layoffs. The ones that adapt and know how to play the game keep their jobs. The ones that don't become unemployed. To become an expert at this process you can get stupid certifications like a black belt. And before anyone asks, I figured out the game early enough. Remember the Bobs?