Favorite team:
Location:
Biography:
Interests:
Occupation:
Number of Posts:203
Registered on:4/10/2019
Online Status:Not Online

Recent Posts

Message
For Viking inspired fantasy I can recommend Shadow of the Gods, the first book in a trilogy.
I wish my name was River Cartwright. Have to be cool with a name like that.
quote:

no GM is immune to mistakes in the draft or free agency
the biggest mistake was not starting the rebuild earlier especially when you hitched your wagon to Carr who was a disaster

you hit the jackpot with Brees but failed when that era ended
hiring Allen was another huge mistake with what he put forth with the Raiders
not having a competent search was malpractice
Hiring Allen and bringing in Derek Carr was all part of the same mistake - thinking he could maintain continuity and avoid a rebuild. Easy to see in hindsight that once Brees and Payton were gone it was time to pay the piper for years of deferred cap shenanigans.
quote:

When was the last time you soaked in a hot bath
Last night, and whenever I have the time. Nothing feels better than easing into a hot tub, then reading a good book until the water gets tepid. I shower every morning, the tub is for relaxing.
quote:

Back to top
Half of the drivers on the interstate in BR, their sole mission is to follow as closely as possible to the driver in front of them.
Get out of the left lane, slowpoke.
I'd say Marcus Davenport but I'm not sure how much of that to put on Sean Payton, so I'm gonna say Derek Carr. Trying to maintain the status quo after Drew with Carr also led to the Olave/Penning draft trades - the only way he could get Carr a potential star LT and WR since our cap was a mess. In retrospect, should've started the rebuild as soon as Jameis Winston didn't work out post-Drew. Easy to say in hindsight, though.
Always loved this movie, though I could never understand why all the bad guys wear motorcycle helmets.
quote:

“Do the Right Thing”
quote:

One of the most overrated pieces of shite I’ve ever seen
Strongly disagree. This and maybe The Inside Man are the only Spike Lee movies that are actually good (Denzel was great in Malcom X, but the movie was meh). Do the Right Thing is definitely a movie of its era, however. I can see someone watching it for the first time now not digging it.

re: Training Camp day 1 Tweets

Posted by Burt Macklin on 7/29/26 at 11:36 am to
Loading Twitter/X Embed...
If tweet fails to load, click here.


quote:

Head coach Kellen Moore confirmed that Olave's limited participation is connected to the ongoing business side of the game. The Saints have been discussing a potential contract extension with Olave, who is entering the final year of his rookie deal. General manager Mickey Loomis opened training camp by clarifying that the team wants to get a deal done, and Moore confirmed on Wednesday, acknowledging that it's part of the business.

“No, I think it’s just respecting the business side of the thing,” Moore told reporters after practice. “I think they’re just working through that as we go. And so everyone’s been great about this whole process. So no issues there. And he did a little bit of individual work to keep himself ramping up.”
quote:

1381 Peasants' Revolt against King Richard II
I've never heard of this particular revolt, but those things never seem to end well for the peasants.
quote:

When Estime got carries in Titans game he did good.
Youre going to be disappointed when Estime is cut by people who actually know football.
quote:

Estime and Neal are probably better at this point.
:lol:
quote:

Starring Seth Rogan
Nope. Can't stand that backstabbing woke-arse putz.
quote:

Not that difficult to figure out. 12.5% is roughly 13%. He's saying one demographic is overrepresented in entertainment and advertising.
Right. Then just say "I don't like to watch black people".
WALK THROUGH AND INSPECT THE PROPERTY REGULARLY!!!!!!!!!!

Just because they pay on time, it doesn't mean they aren't trashing the place. I had a rental house with what I thought were good renters, older guy with VA benefits along with wife and kid. They didn't call with complaints/repairs and paid on time, so I didn't go in the house for over a year. They moved out suddenly and the house was totally trashed. I mean the kind of trashed you see on TV shows about hoarders. Holes in the wall, graffiti, roaches everywhere, garbage hip deep in some places. Place had clearly been used as drug den with bedrooms rented out to transients. It cost multiple thousands to clean and repair all the damage. Needed to call in dumpsters just for the accumulated garbage. Their deposit didn't cover squat and they had no money of their own to sue them for. I will never do long-term rental again - I'm all about short-term vacation properties.
quote:

Is her being black important for some reason? Because they went out of their way to do it.

Just admit it. It's more political pandering bullshite.
Maybe. But my theory is Christopher Nolen thinks Lupita is exotically attractive and wanted something unique, rather than a younger version of Diane Kruger from Troy.

I get that. Finding a hotter actress than 2004 Diane Kruger is a fool's game. And what actress would want that comparison?

re: Saints Media Day pics

Posted by Burt Macklin on 6/15/26 at 2:38 pm to
quote:

Steiner pic is embarrassing yet awesome at the same time
I know his Dad is a wrestler so I get the belt, but what's with the chain mail.
quote:

It's worth noting that we don't have the whole story on why he cut him off and from all indication it doesn't seem like it's "just" the public allegations. He even says as much in his most recent interview
Rogen even saying vague shite like this and leaving it up to the imagination just ensures Franco doesn't get another chance in Hollywood. After these comments to NYT, Franco is fricked all over again. Thanks Seth!
quote:

There is no way James Franco is only 40/41.
Think it was Dave Franco's birthday - he was born in 85.
quote:

Doing a rewatch and catching some jokes I missed on the first watch.

“I was about to tell him about the witch trials. reals source of pride. We caught em. We burnt em.”
The first thing I thought about when I heard that joke was the history of Pawnee on Parks and Rec. It was only later that I found out the creator of Widow's Bay was a producer and writer on Parks and Rec. Seen through that lens, the town of Widow's Bay is basically a horror version of Pawnee, with the same type of wacky townsfolk on the periphery of the main characters (dumb drug dealer, lighthouse guy, etc.)