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As I said to Utah, here's all you need to know about Walter Payton:

Career Super Bowl Touchdowns

William "the refrigerator" Perry: 1
Walter Payton: 0

I'm fairly sure Ditka will actually go to hell because of that.

It very funny to think about now....That game was the first football game that I vividly remember watching with my Dad....The fridge and Mcmahons sunglasses were what I remember most. Funny to think that Ditka wins a superbowl 46-10 and stills feels bad about it to this day.


earl campbell vs marshawn lynch

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They remind me alot of each other...less finesse ala Peyton,sanders, emmit...more battering ram. I would imagine in Earl's day (before my time of watching football) you could watch an oilers game just to see earl flatten someone...Like today...im not a seahawks fan, but I can watch beastmode all day long.

And if i want to bug norm, ill mention Sanders > Emmit 🙂
 
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Battering like Bo? but who had more speed.
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Norm you touched on a lot of topics in those post.
Getting old. I've been blocking that out of my mind for a few years now and it sucks because I think I'm getting old. I have been bitching lately of how tired i am always feel and how I my I have no energy anymore. My wife keeps reminding me that I ride with people that are younger and that I shouldn't be expected to keep up. I can't accept that and just push harder but I think she may be right., I don't know?
I found a cool quote from my man Bob Dylan. He was interviewed for AARP and in his wisdom on aging said ". "Passion is a young man's game. Young people can be passionate. Older people gotta be more wise. I mean, you're around awhile, you leave certain things to the young. Don't try to act like you're young. You could really hurt yourself."
I think it's a great and wise quote.
And as fas as pens go, I have certain pens I always use for work quotes and I can't do a quote with just a regular Bic. I need the Pentel Elite gel pens. And I love the black infused color pens too. I'm sure it's OCD .
That's my story for now
 
Can we not bring up those Raider teams? Im still pissed that they are the major reason I had to watch Jim and marv stink up four straight superbowls. 🙂
 
It very funny to think about now....That game was the first football game that I vividly remember watching with my Dad....The fridge and Mcmahons sunglasses were what I remember most. Funny to think that Ditka wins a superbowl 46-10 and stills feels bad about it to this day.

You guys are young. I remember that game being the SB I won the most money on. I had just moved to jersey after living in Chicago for a few years and gave people the patsies +20 pts on that game. They thought it was nuts and snapped up the offers... suckers


And if i want to bug norm, ill mention Sanders > Emmit

Not even close. Emmit was lucky to play behind a great O line
 
someone put a cup of beer on top of the tv for that SB. once the game got out of hand, we decided a little livingroom football would be more entertaining.

Bump, spark! tv bites the dust......probably a solid 20" color worth about the same as a 50" flat screen is now......

ah the days at one of those 3 letter colleges.....

think we put the rocker/recliner through the front window that day too. who puts a recliner in front of a window.....
 
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We do a lot of puzzles here. D is a bug sudoku fan and I dabble from time to time. I am hit or miss, sometimes I get them sometimes I can't be bothered. There's a version where it's a normal sudoku but they also group various blocks and say that set adds up to X. It's a different way to do the puzzle and it's kinda cool because MATH.

I like sudoku but usually only do them when travelling. A good way to pass time on a flight and hanging around airports. My OCDism - I always do sudokus during a flight takeoff - in my mind it prevents the plane from dropping an engine and pinwheeling into the ground
 
Tell us a story about Iggy at an event. Like a concert or a sports event or a block party or something. College, grade school, something, anything.

Let me get back to this, I'd like to back a story up with a vintage photo.

You do crossword puzzles in pen? I still have to use a pencil. I'm also a fan of crosswords, cryptoquote and word jumbles. Once you get in the practice of doing puzzles they do become easier, its like you have to tune into a certain way of solving the puzzle.

What I find interesting is how you can become stumped on something as you stare at it but if you take a walk and give it some time, when you come back to it the answer comes right to you...as in life.
 
pens & pencils
i never realized it until now, but i guess i'm kinda OCD in the pen/pencil department too. i use mechanical pencils, #7 lead for all my work related stuff. i lost my last pencil about two years ago (also known as a child "borrowed" it) and had to concede replacement. i now have an Uni Kuru Toga that is just dreamy.

As for pens, I've used the same pen to sign every important document and check i've signed in my adult life. it's a Montblanc that my first boss at Anheuser-Busch game to me. The only other pen that i use is one from my aunt's old Cafe in Boonton, Jacub's Cafe. i actually have to hide that one b/c i'm afraid the kids will take it.

someone put a cup of beer on top of the tv for that SB. once the game got out of hand, we decided a little livingroom football would be more entertaining.

Bump, spark! tv bites the dust......probably a solid 20" color worth about the same as a 50" flat screen is now......

ah the days at one of those 3 letter colleges.....

think we put the rocker/recliner through the front window that day too. who puts a recliner in front of a window.....

"we" had an end of year party my senior year and for some reason a bunch of alumni were there. i state "we" as such b/c i was at lax practice watching film and didn't get back until around 8P, at which point said party was in full swing. the front door was open and various items were being throw into the street prefaced by a screaming "YOU'RE OUTTA HERE!!!" two minutes later an empty keg went though the front window. i spent all of the following day reconstructing that window from splinters so that we'd get our security deposit back. the irony of that is, the next year the house was condemned and knocked to the ground. i'm fairly sure it had something to do with the enormous car jack that was holding it up.

yay, college!
 
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1977

When I look at this photo I get such a 70’s feel. This pic is from the summer of 1977 at camp Winnebago, it’s in Rockaway near Splitrock. One of these days I should have Utah take me over to the Boy Scout camp. I could show him the lake we swam in, the mess hall and where our camp was.
I’m not sure I love the summer of 77 because I was 11 or the fact that I was at summer camp for a week followed by 2 weeks on vacation in Long Beach Island with my family. Probably a combo of both, being 11 is like the perfect age. I was at camp when the NYC blackout occurred. That July was brutally hot but I remember sleeping with a blanket at night, it was cooler in the woods. This was also the summer when the Son of Sam murders occurred. I don’t usually remember stuff like this but for some reason these events standout in my mind.

1977 was the most 70’s year, I’ll also add that 1986 was the most 80’s year. I don’t have the data to back this up, it’s based solely on a feel I get. Other decades don’t give me a vibe like the 70’s and 80’s, I guess because I grew up in these decades. If I was Pearl I’d get a 90’s vibe, the 90’s are like my 70’s to him. Does this make sense?

Overall I’d say we all thought we were bad asses back then, even the geeks. The Bad News Bears is a pretty accurate depiction of kids in the 70’s and adults for that matter…this is just a random thought I had to go along with the 70’s theme. Well anyway I’m the kid in the front row 2nd from the left. I have my body turned so you only see the side of my face. My twin brother is sitting next to me, 3rd from the left in the front row…he’s the one that looks like me. When I look at this picture I think of that quote, The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Don’t axe me to explain this, I’ve already wrote enough stuff.
 
Great pic, brings back fond memories of my scout days in the 70s (bit earlier tho, by 77 I was 19 and in college). Our troop in pennsyltucky went to camp horseshoe in Md every summer and yeah we were more like a gang than a troop. Fun times
 
Great pic, what really makes it awesome is the troop leader in the blue button down shirt.

When I think of the 70's I think of Willie Stargell or Star Wars or music from people like Diana Ross. The 70's is tagged as a disco decade but really a lot of the music we think of as 60's music really came from the early 70's. Led Zeppelin & Van Halen are 2 different eras but really they crossed over in the 70's. Kashmir was written in '75, Stairway to Heaven in '71.

I'm not sure what I think of the 80's. Johnny Dangerously.
 
1977 was the most 70’s year

While I was only 5 in 1977 and not listening to the Grateful Dead yet it's considered to be one of their best live performance years. They also released Terrapin Station that year.

Here's a couple of the live gems from '77

05/08/77 -- Barton Hall (Cornell University)

http://relisten.net/grateful-dead/1977/5/8

09/03/77 -- Raceway Park - Englishtown, NJ

http://relisten.net/grateful-dead/1977/9/3

11/06/77 -- Broome County Arena - Binghamton, NY

http://relisten.net/grateful-dead/1977/11/6
 
damn i haven't thought of Winnebago in a long time. i was there just a hair under a decade after you. i have many great dorky memories from boy scouting.
 
I Maybe heading to that camp soon to help stick frame a new building. 1977 was the year I first smoked weed and got laid. It was a good year. I had a BF who's grandmother lived in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn where you use to go hang for 2 weeks and that year all the buzz was Saturday night fever was filmed in the hood. One of the crew we hung with had his place leased for the movie. We used to just hang outside of studio 54 and sniff bottles of rush Lol!
 
I Maybe heading to that camp soon to help stick frame a new building. 1977 was the year I first smoked weed and got laid. It was a good year. I had a BF .......

paragraph spacing here would have helped 😀

Yeah, this seems about right. SNF made ace frehley cover back in the ny groove the next year....ugh
 
I graduated HS because they didn't want me around another year, for real and the principal was a close family friend who was probably paid off.
 
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