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The cartels own most of the big tourist hotels probably.
Pelican's Roost and Nero's Nook, Ramada, Ft. Walton
Hopefully I am not hijacking the thread, I don't mean to, but AMZN is similar to me. Analysts say it is a $300 stock, they have been saying it for months, and yet it is around $210. Every time it pushes around $250 it falls back.

It seems the AI headwinds are affecting both stocks.
You evidently didn't watch the NFC championship "The Catch" game against Dallas, for just one example. Montana kept escaping Dallas' fierce pass rush and making plays. Then, at the end he threw that TD to Clark.

There was also the winning drive against Cincinnati in the Super Bowl, etc.

Great QB.
Nope, he made all of these promises, he will get blamed for the cuts. I know, it doesn't matter, the sheep will probably vote for him again, lol, just to not vote Republican.
He definitely did some cherry picking. He was an all time great defensive fighter but he consistently played it "safe" and avoided exchanges and going for knockouts. One of my least favorite fighters ever.

The opposite mentality of Duran, Sugar Ray Leonard, Arguello, Sanchez, etc., etc. They were killers and that's why we loved them.
Brady first and Montana second is logical.

However, if it is a QB choice for an all time, one mythical game... I would pick Montana over Brady. Dude was clutch as hell. Plus he had Houdini skills avoiding the pass rush in the pocket.
I get what you are saying about Pankow, however, at the end it made for a little surprise when his character transformed. The meek was turning into the bold (I am avoiding story reveals).

re: Pressure - WW2 Trailer

Posted by JackDempsey on 2/20/26 at 6:04 am to
I am not complaining. I never tire of watching a quality WW2 film. I will go see this one at the theater, something I rarely do anymore.
She looks like something out of an Exorcist movie. Almost a "Linda Blair".
Definitely should be in a mental institution.
Roger Reaves' book was incredible....I remember thinking some of this has to be fiction, no way this many fantastic and improbable things could be true.

Regardless if it is all true or not it is fascinating and a very fun read.

re: Blow Out - 1981

Posted by JackDempsey on 2/18/26 at 7:53 am to
Travolta was damn good. How many actors could play his parts in Saturday Night Fever, Grease or Urban Cowboy as well? Pulp Fiction, Primary Colors, Get Shorty and Blow Out he nailed as well.

re: YouTube Outage

Posted by JackDempsey on 2/17/26 at 7:48 pm to
Mine is down. I can't login.
A really good movie that Duvall stars in, and practically no one talks about, is the 1972 film "Tomorrow".

If you like Duvall check it out.

Also, I like the old dark western movie "Lawman" starring Burt Lancaster and Duvall has a role in it.
A great line. So many great lines in Casablanca. Bogart sure knew how to deliver them also.
Dallas Cowboys, 30 years and counting with no conference title game appearance.
Just kidding....kind of.
George C. Scott was a legendary actor. What a great and authoritative voice and presence. Interesting video.
A guy that hates unions is MAGA? Lol, tons of union workers are MAGA. Especially tradesmen.