Marv's Neighbor

Did it sell papers? That's all they wanted. It was a business success!

So now we have FAKE SPORTS??

First consideration is; It's Texas! 2nd would be; his parents (assuming) should take him down to the Army recruiter, sign him up, and see where that goes?

I thought he was a "soldja?"

We were just there last weekend, for Allentown and a family B'day party. Great video but it would be better at 33 1/3.

No Losman??

NBC news has been circling the bowl ever since. RIP Tim.

We're all DOOMED!

Drive In Movies.

Green Bay had their problems between Bart Starr and Bret. Chris Berman used to call their games against TB, "the bay of pigs!" That's when they both sucked, at the same time.

Kentucky AND teeth = a win/win.

Chances are, the Schwartz would still be with us.

Ralph's ashes are churning as we discuss this.

You still have Hectors. That's as mom & pop as you'll see anymore.

Que??

Well, they were already pissed that they were not in the Stanley Cup finals this year. Their process must have failed them.

maybe a drug/alcohol test was in order?

Could be an old hockey injury?

What's up with Justin Trudeau's eye brows?? Global warming?

Hope he has a great year because that will translate to the team.

Bada Bing!

It's strange when you visit Europe today, trying to imagine all the WWII devastation. The hill leading up to Monte Casino Italy, is still littered with rusting trucks and armor. The Cologne Cathedral has a WWII display. It was not destroyed, but was heavily damaged. I think we left enough of it standing, to use as a landmark for bombing. The Remagen bridge across the Rhine is absolutely spooky looking. That's the bridge that was not destroyed by Germany when they were retreating. All that remains are the anchorage towers, but a lot of our soldiers died there, because we tried to overload the bridge, with men and equipment headed into Germany, and the stress collapsed the bridge.

Just read about this. Hope to get to Normandy next year. “The Walkway to Victory,” connects the four buildings that comprise the Airborne Museum in Sainte-Mere-Eglise, Normandy, France. The museum stands on the ground where the D-Day invasion began on June 6, 1944.

I suppose it would be seen as being in bad taste to say "Buh-bye!"

As I recall, it was a 75 Buick, so same era as yours.