SolarMax wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 15, 2019 7:07 pm

"Libbity Bibbity"

I've gotta admit, ever since you posted this I've been cracking up every time I hear it!

One of the greatest, and I’m shocked no one has mentioned this hockey broadcaster... Mike “Doc” Emrick. The best pbp pipes in the NHL. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk THANK YOU! :hat It'd be a toss-up between Emrick and the late Dan Kelly, but I'd go with Doc who I believe began his hockey annou...

God, he was great. What an arm, and such a good outfielder. This has to be one of my earliest memories...I was 6, but can remember watching the game with my dad so clearly.... https://www.vintagedetroit.com/blog/2010/04/25/al-kaline-became-my-hero-in-62-with-game-saving-catch/ I remember the headli...

On AntennaTV, I just saw a most awful spot for a most horrifying product. "TRUMPY BEAR" A somewhat bear-looking toy that lets one show "patriotism" because when you unzip it out comes an American flag blanket. Just guessing it's manufactured in China, since it never says "Proudly Made in the USA" O...

"T-Bone" by Neil Young, a song with the most profound lyrics ever.

Got mashed potatoes
Got mashed potatoes
Got mashed potatoes
Ain't got no T-Bone
Ain't got no T-Bone

Saw Tyner and his mid-'70s combo play at a small repurposed machine shop/warehouse on Selden between Cass and Second Ave. in Detroit called the Strata Concert Gallery. Dynamite! I know a few jazz aficionados who don't appreciate his ultra-percussive piano stylings, but the flames produced that night...

"Whiskey Train" - Procol Harum "Fast Freight" - Kingston Trio "Hellbound Train" - Savoy Brown "Train to Nowhere" - Savoy Brown "Ghost Train" - Gary Brooker "Blue Train" - John Coltrane "The Getaway (Lonesome Train)" - Ray Davies "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry" - Bob Dylan "The Up...

craig11152 wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 21, 2020 5:44 am

Tin Foil Hat time ......
MSU grad Dan Gilbert didn't hire Beilein to coach the Cavs he hired him to stop coaching Michigan. Mission accomplished.

Not really, seeing that Beilein was Izzo's doormat last season. Be sure to recycle/reuse that tin foil.

I'm sure they're good, but I've never tried lamb chops. I used to boil the meat off lamb bones and make a stew. It was great. Do indeed try them grilled some day. Given a choice between a good steak or good lamb chops, I'd pick lamb chops every time. However, seasoning is much more important with l...

Wow, powerful stuff.

Procol Harum's song "As Strong As Samson"

Correct lyric:
"Weakest man be strong as Samson
When you're being held to ransom."

Misheard lyric:
"Weakest man be strong as Samson
When you're bidding him to write a song."

FWIW, I like my misheard lyric better, even in the song's context.

Berlin

Well, that was fast. So much for teaching Drummond a few things.

Would he still be entitled to the remainder of his five-year contract? Would it hinge on if Beilein quit, was fired, or accepted another position? I'm guessing some sort of exit agreement would be reached.

Disgruntled worker: "Isn't that your job, AT&T?
AT&T: I don't think so, no. No, that doesn't sound like me at all."
-Comcast

If they were smart, they would draft Tua.... Even coming off hip surgery and with all the other needs of the team? I'd have to shy away from that. You already have a top-flight QB (okay, upper mid-flight) and a chance to make hay in the draft, whether sticking at #3 or trading down. Sure, keep Tua ...