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- Thread starter Woodpecker
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Actually it looks like I could have skewed the selections older. I did not foresee that there would be more over 75 than under 46.
I have my knees (one minus cartilage from a 1965 operation), and hips. I am missing my colon and several teeth.
Flintstones was actually considered futuristic.
Flags were thrown when somebody noted Mary Todd was now available.
The Louisiana Purchase was the focus of the original realignment thread here.
If it is he has blue stool! Maybe from the Viagra!
I know a lot about hospitals. That’s hospital blue. If he is dancing with a colostomy I give him my props. That’s more than I could do.
Hey, don't knock my fake knee. It feels stronger than the real one.
What year did you see your first live Penn State football game? We can figure out your age from that. Me in 1973, as a transferring in Junior.
‘74, freshman year. First game was 24-20 W against Stanford. Navy was my second game.
1973 => not a student
https://www.nytimes.com/1973/11/25/archives/stubborn-pitt-bows-3513-77-yards-for-dorsett.html
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Old enough, for sure.
I met Saquon the other day. Good guy. Not as tall as I would have thought. Did the "we are" exchange in the lot and got a "Penn State, man" back. His guys wanted me to play with them, but I was sort of working and 5-somes of unaccompanieds/employees isn't a good way to blend.
He took good care of the staff and signed a flag for the NYG fan Pro. Got a good picture w/ him taken by one of his buddies and texted to me. I told him to contact me if they wanted to come out in the spring when it dies down a bit.
It was funny that co-workers assumed I thought of him as the greatest PSU TB ever (that's either Cappy or Curt Warner, imo).
Cool day.
I met Saquon the other day. Good guy. Not as tall as I would have thought. Did the "we are" exchange in the lot and got a "Penn State, man" back. His guys wanted me to play with them, but I was sort of working and 5-somes of unaccompanieds/employees isn't a good way to blend.
He took good care of the staff and signed a flag for the NYG fan Pro. Got a good picture w/ him taken by one of his buddies and texted to me. I told him to contact me if they wanted to come out in the spring when it dies down a bit.
It was funny that co-workers assumed I thought of him as the greatest PSU TB ever (that's either Cappy or Curt Warner, imo).
Cool day.
I saw Rip Engle coach against Pitt at Pitt Stadium on November 25th 1961. Galen Hall was QB, Dave Robinson was DE
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