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Way too many good plays by so many players to break it down to 3. Shakir, Cooper, Knox... that whole pass blocking unit (not so much the run blocking haha), but the pass blocking was phenomenal given the substitutions, and going against that DL and KC's pretty dang good blitz schemes. Benford, Douglas, Rousseau, AJE, Rapp, Hamlin all had serious plays. Miller got home and contributed on several other plays- though the coaches need to kick his ass on one play where he totally coasted once he thought he was out of it- he could have shut down a much bigger gain if he'd kept playing - but still a good game overall for Von - in the sense of working his way back to being who we'll want out there on the field. I haven't been too sure we even want him out there recently. Codrington was exciting. I'm onboard with that trade! Great team game yadda yadda yadda coach-speak coach-speak

That should get reviewed as a scoring play. Looked good enough to me

if you've got the gumption and the horsepower, give that well-traveled song a fresh blast of volume. Nothing touches Keith Moon on drums, he's just ***** stunning.

Nobody in rock 'n roll ever just showed their humanity for all to see quite like The Who did

I can still remember the first time I heard this song live. Not Quincy Jones, but it was unforgettable

Kidding about the angry. ) It's a lovely song, but I've got to admit I've never trusted Bob Dylan as a songwriter. The words are on mark, but there's just a bit of empathy... or actual lived-experience that always seems a bit off to me in his writing. But I love Tom Waits, sooooo For Muppy

Amongst others, but these guys big-time, I can totally picture where I was in life when those songs came out. Well, except DV '69- hadn't quite hooked into them yet. At 100% life was miraculous! The ***** of the 80's was done! Done done done done DONE! We were listening to ***** great music on the daily, and even the poppy crap had to bend enough to be at least decent. ) We were beating the record cronies for once!!! Personally, I was free, not too much of a ***** up, and just enamored that life, inside and outside, was on a serious upswing. Then I met and moved in with the most stunning girl I'd ever seen... and we were in mid-decline by the release of Experimental Jet Set haha and pretty much done at 'Washing Machine' But I was soon free once more. and loved that album, though I knew they were on the decline now, too. Thanks for posting.

Hang on, when did Jimmy the Greek retire?

Congratulations to the world's trolls. You have your moment. look- squirrel

Yeah, not exactly sure how you drew the line from me telling you idiots that it was now your duty to preserve democracy from all the other crap I never said. Seriously you represent the most ***** inane, terminally butt-hurt, pathetic generation in the history of evolution. Eat my ass.

??? I want nothing more than to ring less hollow in your estimation. Come to my house and you'll see my Bills and Dodgers flags. Bring a decent attitude and you'll have a lovely dinner- act like a conflicted dip5hit and it'll be a one-way ticket to Burger King, Orlando.