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The original is the best film. IV is my favorite, though. I wore that movie out on VHS back in the day. The second one doesn’t get a lot of love, but the “win” scene with Adrian is uplifting. The training scenes are intense. (Mick’s assistant slapping the shite out of Rocky’s gut while he was doin...
[quote]Anyone can believe, but Sunshine hasn't been all that in the NFL.[/quote] You didn’t say be a superstar in the NFL. You basically said good enough for a roster spot, which he was as a true freshman. I guess another way of saying it is, have there been true freshman college players who wer...
[quote]I can get with what you're saying, but who's going to control spending while all this new-age NIL money is being bidded? Not the schools, not the collective, and not the head coaches and ADs. How much longer before we break our own piggy banks?[/quote] I dunno. The problem is no one want...
[quote]There is not a single HS player ready for the NFL in the entire country.[/quote] There’s been enough really good true freshmen players in the history of CFB that some could have at least bypassed college and gone straight to the NFL. Trevor Lawrence won a national title and torched Alabam...

re: Napoleon on AppleTV

Posted by Globetrotter747 on 5/31/24 at 11:41 am
1. Napoleon is perhaps my favorite historical figure. 2. In spite of #1, I didn’t like the film for a lot of reasons. For starters, they needed a younger actor for Napoleon. 3. One movie is not nearly enough time for the rise and fall of Napoleon. This should have been a Netflix series or som...
[quote]I'm saying if the overall talent across the board in college football dropped as a result of kids going straight to the NFL, then there wouldn't be a huge drop in popularity of the sport because of people's love for their schools, not their love of talented individual players.[/quote] So why...
[quote]Bingo. Athletes don't realize we pull for the school on the front of the jersey. Not the individual's name on the back of the jersey.[/quote] Yeah, but you need talented individuals to win. There’s not a lot cheering when you’re getting your arse kicked. [quote] Most people would be fine ...
[quote] Once all the money is going to the players and players completely quit caring about the schools[/quote] How long has it been since college players [b]really[/b] cared about the programs? Here’s what you all do: 1. You give scholarships to kids that have questionable academic ability ...
[quote]I think people deciding to not watch is proof against your point. We don't want to see mercenaries.[/quote] We will see how the ratings are in college football. People are still going to watch. It's because fans care way too much about winning that they have mercenaries in the first place. ...
[quote]It is the most famous, culturally-relevant shipwreck in history.[/quote] I would say the most famous ship in history, period. And it’s not close. I get it. I would do it if I could....
I would do this as a billionaire, but I’m going to need James Cameron to sign off on the sub. He’s been to the Titanic numerous times and even down to Challenger Deep, which is nearly 3x the depth of the Titanic....
[quote]We loved the kids who wanted to play for our respective schools. Now it's literally hired mercenaries who may be around a year[/quote] Only because you choose to sign mercenaries because winning is the most important thing to you. If it's a choice between signing a good 3-4 star QB from ...
[quote]Billions upon billions are spent on people with no quality of life who medical practitioners know are never going to get better.[/quote] There’s always a chance with prayer, ya know. ...
[quote]The conversation is for people like you then. Your framework needs help.[/quote] No. I don't believe in myths from the Bronze Age. ...
[quote]the science of covid alone should be enough to prove what's true of science changes what is true of faith is unchanged[/quote] I dunno. Do we still believe Earth is 6,000-10,000 years old? Do we still believe that dinosaurs were contemporaries of Man and that all predators and prey lived ...
[quote]Your point? They likely aren’t going to college based on their scholastic potential if even admitted at all.[/quote] Students of questionable academic standing (and sometimes character) are admitted because fans care about winning and coaches care about their fat contracts a hell of a lot mo...
[quote]I think there’s going to be a group that would have otherwise stayed at the same school four years and possibly gotten a free degree, who will now bounce around multiple schools never graduating and then either not making an NFL roster, or making one for less than three years.[/quote] 1. The...
[quote]I’ve always said the 2 biggest wins in sabans time were two national title games. Texas and notre dame.[/quote] For it to really be a "monkey off the back" win, I think the players and student body have to be able to relish in the significance of it to some degree. Not just the old timers. N...
[quote]All they need is the right coach there. [/quote] It remains to be seen how NIL and the Transfer Portal affect things, but (historically) once you get into the Top 15-20 programs sustained success is mostly about the HC. And Florida has had a lot of shitty head coaches since Meyer. ...

re: Red flag behavior or not?

Posted by Globetrotter747 on 5/21/24 at 2:56 pm
IMO, relationships work better when the woman is more into the man. As long as everything else seemed okay, I would be fine with it as a man,...