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re: Michael Irvin coaching

Posted by JackDempsey on 1/3/26 at 9:46 am to
Irvin is an all time great. Tremendous passion for the game. A roster with 22 players with drive like Irvin would never lose.
Throw my opinion out then check what the boxing experts say. They all have Sugar Ray Robinson, Hagler and Monzon at the top of greatest all time middleweights.

I think Roy Jones Jr. Is generally considered a super middleweight or even lighmiddleweight. Great fighter, I don't dispute that.

re: Michael Irvin

Posted by JackDempsey on 12/31/25 at 10:15 pm to
I don't know man. He brings passion to the game. He was the engine that drove those 90's Cowboys teams.

Aikman said Irvin would party all night and then practice harder than any player on the team. He is a winner at football. These current Miami players get that.
Irvin could teach them how to push off, lol.
T1 and T2 were great......however, best summer blockbuster ever is Jaws.

re: Mid grade babe thread nsfw

Posted by JackDempsey on 12/31/25 at 6:48 pm to
That mid grade Asian looking Chick could stay the night at my house. I would take her to the Waffle House in the morning, lol.
The year after his interception season he got hurt in the second game. In the first game he played great. The knee injury killed him.
Mo Jeaux nailed it. Good job.
You really believe this? I don't. Competition level is everything. Both in their primes Hagler and Jones would be an even match to me.
Slow down amigo....Sugar Ray Robinson is quite possibly the greatest boxer ever. He could box and punch equally well. At welterweight he was probably the greatest all time and at middleweight he was fantastic also.

Prime Hagler was a beast middleweight also.

Leonard was a natural welterweight, Duran was an all time lightweight and great welterweight, he was not a middleweight even though he gave Hagler all he wanted. Duran was just a special fighter.

I do agree with you that Roy Jones Jr. was a great fighter. He would be a serious threat to anyone.
This is truly unbelievable to me. Out of all of the things to "waste" money on, how is a watch anywhere near the top of the list? And yet I see comments like the OP's in every watch thread.

Are these the same guys who "waste" $20 every day at the convenience store on Monster drinks, skoal and cigarettes? Or "waste" money on a new iPhone every year, or a new truck every couple of years?

Why watches often get singled out as being a waste of money is a conundrum to me. For the people who like watches it is not wasting money at all, in fact, it is money well spent. It brings daily enjoyment to the wearer and sometimes the watch appreciates in value.

re: Offensive Line Discussion

Posted by JackDempsey on 12/28/25 at 3:51 pm to
D. J. Chester in the portal is a good thing.
The Mom next to Darth Vader looks like Natalie Portman.

re: Greatest Trucks ever produced?

Posted by JackDempsey on 12/25/25 at 10:18 pm to
2014 Ford Raptor with the 6.2 liter V8 engine is a great truck.

re: Jim Beam Shutting Down……

Posted by JackDempsey on 12/25/25 at 12:56 pm to
I have loved some ladies
And I have loved Jim Beam
From Family Tradition

Play me the songs about a ramblin' man
Put old Jim Beam in my hand
From Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound

The man loved his Jim Beam Whiskey for sure.
I love Once Upon a Time in Hollywood but Parasite is a co winner for 2019. Incredibly good film, so original.

Munich and No Country for Old Men are my other two favorites from your list.

re: Jim Beam Shutting Down……

Posted by JackDempsey on 12/24/25 at 10:12 am to
Hank Williams Jr. made Jim Beam a LOT of money back in the day with songs like Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound that mentioned Jim Beam.
Notre Dame fatigue has definitely set in.