Franchise founded in October of 1993... does quick math... yeah, we definitely "had seven winning seasons over the last 30 some years."

Plus, talking about our QBs during Rhule's tenure; which he fucking picked, really shows how blameless he was as a head coach.

The mental gymnastics these people are capable of is astounding.

Quick edit: first season was in 1995, so this guy is even more off.

"Beat Your Chest" intensifies

In dog years obviously

Check out Tour De Pharmacy as well if you haven't

Do you really think Vin Diesel will allow Dom to die? The man died in Nazi occupied France and doesn't want another character going through that.

For as crazy as all that was, I agree that it was one of the more enjoyable of the films.

You're not wrong. This is exactly why I've watched every one of these films, and enjoy them for what they are. But going back and seeing how these characters start, compared to where they are now is just crazy. Ludacris, for example, starts off as a race organizer with a sweet afro in Miami but ends up becoming an assault rifle carrying, spy, tech genius like five films later.

I enjoy these movies, so I shouldn't look too closely at the logic behind the Fast and the Furious franchise and just go for the ride.

It was so weird seeing him bald. That may be the thing I liked least about that movie.

Free falling into an unpopulated area from a plane. Full on; earbuds on Tom Petty, eyes closed, back to the ground; until oblivion baby. Peaceful wind rushing by you until nothing.

Give Eastern Promises a go. Really good film and Viggo nails the role.

I'm sorry, but that was definitely pass interference. Sucks that it ends in an easy td.

Gifted td drive? If you are talking about the fucked roughing the passer, GB scored no points on that. Just ate up clock time to end the half. Time we would have had to potential score on and change the outcome of the game.

All about that dismount.

Finish the series bud. Season 2 is a little tedious at some points, but as a whole it is good. And the episode titled Kiksuya is amazing.

Kiksuya?

That's my pick for outstanding episode.

Avenged Sevenfold - Waking the Fallen

Unholy Confessions leading into Chapter Four, followed by Remenissions; just fantastic!

Both albums are awesome to binge consecutively!

Chris Pine does some crazy roles. Check out Stretch. Also by Cranahan. It's Patrick Wilson in a "Falling Down" type of movie. Not as good as Smoking Aces, but pretty fun.

I see Thor being fat as an easy way to keep Chris Hemsworth in future films. I'm pretty sure he no longer wants to stay Thor muscular all of the time, so a fat suit is an easy compromise. Also, the whole idea of him being fat and funny combined with Hemsworth's natural personality and charm, is just hilarious.

There is also money in one of the walls, if I remember correctly. When you drop down into the basement, there is a cabinet with cigarettes in the shape of an arrow, pointing to the opposite corner of the room. Walk that way and use your sight, and it should highlight a spot on the wall. Again, if I remember correctly.

Then do yourself a favor and watch The Jerk afterward.

It just seems like flagrant bias by this point. Yeah, the man plays his roll and hits people hard. "Let's fine him and drug test him for it." I hope we resign Reid to a decent contract and he comes back with even more inteonsity this year.

Also, if Kyle Allen was Brady, Brees or Rogers; Davenport would have gotten a flag for that hit. That no call roughing the passer reminded me of seeing Cam getting hit out there.

edit: Sorry for using a Saint's site haha. Only one I found the story on. And I guess I messed up the tag. First submit so I'm not really sure how to properly add one.

You don't happen to have September 1951 do you?