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[quote]I'm just not biased because he's an alum to the same college as me.[/quote] I get that and agree. What I meant is that the great part of the Billy Cannon story is what he did to turn his life around after the bad stuff. That's what I meant about the redemption story. It's why he was welco...

[quote]I love some of the comments[/quote] I added one that I thought was mildly funny, but it already got knocked off the first page by serious comments. ...

[quote]But in the world of Twitter and leaks, you'd figure people would wise up and stop paying.[/quote] Just read the comments from users on that site. They want info from a trusted Aggie source, not the International Whorn Media Conglomerate. Plus there's a lot of in-season coverage that fan...

[quote]I believe it should. I know he was a good man who made some bad decisions, but his legend is tainted in my opinion. This teaches our youth that it doesn't matter if you're a felon as long as you're good at a game.[/quote] You're obviously not a sports fan or LSU fan. There have been count...

[quote]I had no clue there was a book board until just now[/quote] :lol: Me neither. I was actually reading a review last night and thinking it would be cool if we had a book board to post it on. ...

[quote]Working my way through Clancy. After that I've got some classic stuff that I'll be reading. Faulkner is probably next.[/quote] If you have the attention span and patience to read through all of Clancy's acronyms, you should enjoy Faulkner - though in a very different way. ...

Last: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Current: Astroball, and a couple others open. ...

Honestly, I have no real problem with this...aside from the fact that it's a group of adult male mentally-ill freaks using public resources to get to children. Other than that.......

That and some of the other stories remind me of this old Timothy Hutton movie, Made in Heaven. ETA: [quote] she told the wife and I about heaven.[/quote] So how did she describe it? ...

[quote]The Egg [/quote] Someone I know made a short film based on that story: [link=(https://vimeo.com/250916064)]vimeo link[/link]...

Holding out for jetpacks. ...

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[quote]Really? I seem to remember it was Jimmy that got her the only paying client she has.[/quote] :wha: She got Mesa Verde by cold calling her old law school contacts. The only one who returned her call was a friend who worked at Mesa Verde. ...

[quote]co-worker...[/quote] Absolutely. ...

We talked about these a couple months ago: [link=(https://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/o-t-lounge/chevrolet-done-lost-their-mind/77255695/)]LINK[/link] I still like the green one. ...

[quote]but don’t you guys think it’s weird that Jimmy went to see Kim at work about Huell rather than talking to her at home?[/quote] Yes, or he could have called her. That scene was set up entirely to show her taking over and having the door shut on Jimmy. It's also pretty telling that she n...

[quote]To be fair to Ham, everybody else is responsible for keeping it going. All he does is respond.[/quote] Not all of us are trying to provoke him (I know I'm not), but he kinda responds as if we're all directly arguing against his favorite theory. Anyway, only 3 epis left in this season so w...

Just to be clear and/or reiterate, Onalaska is not Houston. I don't claim him....

I have a nephew who said stuff like that as a toddler, then stopped and forgot it all when he got into grade school age. What made it weird was that it was all realistic, plausible stuff. Like about how when he used to be older, he would go to the beach at night to see the crabs. Stuff that he mi...

I think it's a general consensus (from other threads too) that on re-watch, we all like Jim & Pam a [i]lot[/i] less. And Nard Dog too is a giant dousche. Most of the secondary characters are great, though, and they stand out more on rewatch when you don't give a shite about the main romantic stori...