OTPT laces 'em up (& gets a funky haircut) to lead the McQuaidless Spartans & kick Louisville

LooseGoose wrote:

AvgMSUJoe wrote:

This is sad.

I never thought I'd see the day that our Bob admitted publicly that he was whipped.

meh - I was reading.

LooseGoose wrote:

AvgMSUJoe wrote:

This is sad.

I never thought I'd see the day that our Bob admitted publicly that he was whipped.

Not so much the whipped... but the horrible taste in TV... what's next, sugary pop music?

AvgMSUJoe wrote:

LooseGoose wrote:

I never thought I'd see the day that our Bob admitted publicly that he was whipped.

Not so much the whipped... but the horrible taste in TV... what's next, sugary pop music?

hey now.. I wasn't watching it. I was simply being supportive of my wife's interests.

mindless, shallow, sucrose-sweet, ultra-white interests.

duffy munn wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

(truth be known, I only watched the 2nd half because my lovely wife was watching some godforsaken Hallmark Christmas movie during the first half and I didn't feel like sequestering myself in another room for the game).

My wife watches those damn things constantly. Especially at Christmas time. I swear I wish just one time the couple that always falls in love would brutally murder each other at the end.

I want them all - each and every character - to die in an AIDS-related explosion.

(figuratively, of course).

duffy munn wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

(truth be known, I only watched the 2nd half because my lovely wife was watching some godforsaken Hallmark Christmas movie during the first half and I didn't feel like sequestering myself in another room for the game).

My wife watches those damn things constantly. Especially at Christmas time. I swear I wish just one time the couple that always falls in love would brutally murder each other at the end.

I've never seen one but have read a couple articles about how popular they are. Seeing these messages from you and Bob tells me those articles were truth.

Let me help you out with a viewing guide:
Thanksgiving is over and Black Friday is behind us, so you know what that means — 'TIS THE SEASON for Hallmark's Holiday movies!

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

duffy munn wrote:

My wife watches those damn things constantly. Especially at Christmas time. I swear I wish just one time the couple that always falls in love would brutally murder each other at the end.

I want them all - each and every character - to die in an AIDS-related explosion.

(figuratively, of course).

My wife watches all of those too. So god damn formulaic.

Big city girl comes back home for the holidays. Runs into old flame who is put off by her big city thinking. She realizes that small town living is pretty awesome and falls in love with the old flame. Something pops up from her big city life that throws the new relationship into question. They make up, solve the town crisis, and cuddle next to the fireplace eating Christmas cookies. The end.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote: I want them all - each and every character - to die in an AIDS-related explosion.

(figuratively, of course).

My wife watches all of those too. So god damn formulaic.

Big city girl comes back home for the holidays. Runs into old flame who is put off by her big city thinking. She realizes that small town living is pretty awesome and falls in love with the old flame. Something pops up from her big city life that throws the new relationship into question. They make up, solve the town crisis, and cuddle next to the fireplace eating Christmas cookies. The end.

Think what a hero you're going to be when you say: "Honey we don't want to miss "Mingle all the Way" on Hallmark tonight, I've heard it's really good". Hell you might even get lucky.

LooseGoose wrote:

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

My wife watches all of those too. So god damn formulaic.

Big city girl comes back home for the holidays. Runs into old flame who is put off by her big city thinking. She realizes that small town living is pretty awesome and falls in love with the old flame. Something pops up from her big city life that throws the new relationship into question. They make up, solve the town crisis, and cuddle next to the fireplace eating Christmas cookies. The end.

Think what a hero you're going to be when you say: "Honey we don't want to miss "Mingle all the Way" on Hallmark tonight, I've heard it's really good". Hell you might even get lucky.

You should check them out too. They's got kind of a Andy Griffith Show vibe to them.

I was exposed to those movies on thanksgiving at the in laws house. I agree with Bob.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
I want them all - each and every character - to die in an AIDS-related explosion.

(figuratively, of course).

My wife watches all of those too. So god damn formulaic.

Big city girl comes back home for the holidays. Runs into old flame who is put off by her big city thinking. She realizes that small town living is pretty awesome and falls in love with the old flame. Something pops up from her big city life that throws the new relationship into question. They make up, solve the town crisis, and cuddle next to the fireplace eating Christmas cookies. The end.

yep - or a pretty, yet amazingly down-to-Earth big city girl, gets stuck in a small town because of bad weather.. she's at a independently owned coffee shop trying to reroute her flight, only to run into a charming single Dad who lost his wife to a dreadful disease. He happens to have a cute little girl with blonde ringlets with a penchant for reindeer. So she gives into his charming ways and agrees to visit a reindeer farm with him and his daughter - everyone is spectacularly bedazzled in holiday scarfs, of course - subsequently, they find out that the reindeer farm is experiencing financial hardship and, as such, is up for sale. Now the cute little girl with blonde ringlets and a penchant for reindeer simply cannot allow this to happen.. so she magically wishes that her charming single Dad who lost his wife to a dreadful disease, along with the stranded down-to-Earth big city girl - (who is now madly in love with her Dad) - purchase the farm and they all live happily ever after surrounded by the warm glow of holiday lights, reindeer, friends and family straight out of an LL Bean catalog.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

LooseGoose wrote:

Think what a hero you're going to be when you say: "Honey we don't want to miss "Mingle all the Way" on Hallmark tonight, I've heard it's really good". Hell you might even get lucky.

You should check them out too. They's got kind of a Andy Griffith Show vibe to them.

those are fighting words.. they are, in no uncertain terms, anything like The Andy Griffith Show.

apologize or I will track you down and beat your ass.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:yep - or a pretty, yet amazingly down-to-Earth big city girl, gets stuck in a small town because of bad weather.. she's at a independently owned coffee shop trying to reroute her flight, only to run into a charming single Dad who lost his wife to a dreadful disease. He happens to have a cute little girl with blonde ringlets with a penchant for reindeer. So she gives into his charming ways and agrees to visit a reindeer farm with him and his daughter - everyone is spectacularly bedazzled in holiday scarfs, of course - subsequently, they find out that the reindeer farm is experiencing financial hardship and, as such, is up for sale. Now the cute little girl with blonde ringlets and a penchant for reindeer simply cannot allow this to happen.. so she magically wishes that her charming single Dad who lost his wife to a dreadful disease, along with the stranded down-to-Earth big city girl - (who is now madly in love with her Dad) - purchase the farm and they all live happily ever after surrounded by the warm glow of holiday lights, reindeer, friends and family straight out of an LL Bean catalog.

NTTAWWT

Just goes to show that happy endings are still pretty popular as Steve found out on his travels.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

LooseGoose wrote:

Think what a hero you're going to be when you say: "Honey we don't want to miss "Mingle all the Way" on Hallmark tonight, I've heard it's really good". Hell you might even get lucky.

You should check them out too. They's got kind of a Andy Griffith Show vibe to them.

Nah, I'm pretty much stoned all day anymore.....I might get weepy.

Senior Dickfist wrote:I was exposed to those movies on thanksgiving at the in laws house. I agree with Bob.

Maybe we should all watch one together and have "movie thread"? There seems to be a lot of interest here, perhaps more than watching Goins blow Loyer's masterpiece by missing that FT last night.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

My wife watches all of those too. So god damn formulaic.

Big city girl comes back home for the holidays. Runs into old flame who is put off by her big city thinking. She realizes that small town living is pretty awesome and falls in love with the old flame. Something pops up from her big city life that throws the new relationship into question. They make up, solve the town crisis, and cuddle next to the fireplace eating Christmas cookies. The end.

yep - or a pretty, yet amazingly down-to-Earth big city girl, gets stuck in a small town because of bad weather.. she's at a independently owned coffee shop trying to reroute her flight, only to run into a charming single Dad who lost his wife to a dreadful disease. He happens to have a cute little girl with blonde ringlets with a penchant for reindeer. So she gives into his charming ways and agrees to visit a reindeer farm with him and his daughter - everyone is spectacularly bedazzled in holiday scarfs, of course - subsequently, they find out that the reindeer farm is experiencing financial hardship and, as such, is up for sale. Now the cute little girl with blonde ringlets and a penchant for reindeer simply cannot allow this to happen.. so she magically wishes that her charming single Dad who lost his wife to a dreadful disease, along with the stranded down-to-Earth big city girl - (who is now madly in love with her Dad) - purchase the farm and they all live happily ever after surrounded by the warm glow of holiday lights, reindeer, friends and family straight out of an LL Bean catalog.

Oh yeah, everyone needs to be wearing the latest holiday fashion trends.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
yep - or a pretty, yet amazingly down-to-Earth big city girl, gets stuck in a small town because of bad weather.. she's at a independently owned coffee shop trying to reroute her flight, only to run into a charming single Dad who lost his wife to a dreadful disease. He happens to have a cute little girl with blonde ringlets with a penchant for reindeer. So she gives into his charming ways and agrees to visit a reindeer farm with him and his daughter - everyone is spectacularly bedazzled in holiday scarfs, of course - subsequently, they find out that the reindeer farm is experiencing financial hardship and, as such, is up for sale. Now the cute little girl with blonde ringlets and a penchant for reindeer simply cannot allow this to happen.. so she magically wishes that her charming single Dad who lost his wife to a dreadful disease, along with the stranded down-to-Earth big city girl - (who is now madly in love with her Dad) - purchase the farm and they all live happily ever after surrounded by the warm glow of holiday lights, reindeer, friends and family straight out of an LL Bean catalog.

Oh yeah, everyone needs to be wearing the latest holiday fashion trends.

I'm choking on murderous rage.

duffy munn wrote:

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:



Oh yeah, everyone needs to be wearing the latest holiday fashion trends.

I swear that girl is in everyone!

and if it's not her, it's the girl from The Wonder Years.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

You should check them out too. They's got kind of a Andy Griffith Show vibe to them.

those are fighting words.. they are, in no uncertain terms, anything like The Andy Griffith Show.

apologize or I will track you down and beat your ass.

This isn't the true spirit of Christmas Bob. I might have to show you what it's like out here in God's country. Maybe you'll reform your big city slicker ideals.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:those are fighting words.. they are, in no uncertain terms, anything like The Andy Griffith Show.

apologize or I will track you down and beat your ass.

This isn't the true spirit of Christmas Bob. I might have to show you what it's like out here in God's country. Maybe you'll reform your big city slicker ideals.

sorry.. kinda lost my head there for a minute.

a prevalence of holiday scarfs and toothy smiles will do that to a man.

LooseGoose wrote:

Senior Dickfist wrote:I was exposed to those movies on thanksgiving at the in laws house.  I agree with Bob.

Maybe we should all watch one together and have "movie thread"?   There seems to be a lot of interest here, perhaps more than watching Goins blow Loyer's masterpiece by missing that FT last night.

Please call him Go-Ins thank you

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

LooseGoose wrote:

Maybe we should all watch one together and have "movie thread"?   There seems to be a lot of interest here, perhaps more than watching Goins blow Loyer's masterpiece by missing that FT last night.

Please call him Go-Ins thank you

Goy-nz.

steveschneider wrote:

Nordic wrote:Dumb question... Couldn't we have sub'ed Gions out and have someone else take FT if he is injured/couldn't see? I assume they would of had to be on the floor. Almost looked like the refs were trying suggest it. His eye was literally changing color while he was at the line.

I have a dumb follow up question. How come a play like that wasn’t reviewed for a potential flagrant foul? On the replay it looked as bad as the plays where I’ve seen a player get hit with an elbow. The Louisville player gouged the eye and then hammered him. There was two fouls on the play.

Turns out I’m not the only one asking that question.

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Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote: I want them all - each and every character - to die in an AIDS-related explosion.

(figuratively, of course).

My wife watches all of those too. So god damn formulaic.

Big city girl comes back home for the holidays. Runs into old flame who is put off by her big city thinking. She realizes that small town living is pretty awesome and falls in love with the old flame. Something pops up from her big city life that throws the new relationship into question. They make up, solve the town crisis, and cuddle next to the fireplace eating Christmas cookies. The end.

Hey! That’s the movie my friend was in!