Evidently, you wern't speaking with Les 74.Originally Posted by Ozey74
Who among us hasn't left a message like that?
So true. And I wondered why I never got a call back??
Evidently, you wern't speaking with Les 74.Who among us hasn't left a message like that?
So true. And I wondered why I never got a call back??
[quote=BIG FAN]Evidently, you wern't speaking with Les 74.Who among us hasn't left a message like that?
So true. And I wondered why I never got a call back??
Ehy Oh!!!!!
I like VP, but his rational was flawed. He talks about how Fantasy sports are pointless because they are, essentually fake. Yet, this is a guy who fills out numerous NCAA Tournament brackets year in and year out, so i guess it is ok when he does it, but not fantasy baseball and football players.
I liked Kuselius when he had his afternoon drive show on ESPN radio for a while there. He started out with his brother as the "Sports Brothers", but his brother went back to his old job (as a lawyer, I think). It then became the "Sports Bash" for a while, but Erik then took a TV gig hosting a NASCAR show (never watched it, because I have no interest in watching cars turn left). I'm not sure if he is still doing the NASCAR show or not, but it is good to hear him filling in for Mike and Mike now and then, or Tirico and Van Pelt or whatever.That was pretty bad Oz, and funny at the same time....
... I just thought it all was very funny (show topic question). I don't mind either of those guys as ESPN anchors...
I also do both activities, but took no offense to it....
I took no offense either, I thought it was funny. I like Kuselias & wish he had a full time gig during the week. He does have morning show on Saturday's from 7-9 am (I think).
As far as the Van Pelt link, that's was harsh for that girl to post that online!!!
NFL player locker room talk: Discussing what can be done about racial inequality and criminal justice reform.
Presidential locker room talk: Discussing involuntary gynecological exams.
According to the highest office in the country, some "very fine people" marched with torches in a violent protest in Charlottesville, but participating in a non-violent protest on a football field means you are an S.O.B. who should be fired.
I can honestly say I never have. But I have a reason. I have three older sisters who taught me at a young age that girls like to be treated like dirt - up to a certain point. Then once you land them, you have to start being a nice guy.Who among us hasn't left a message like that?
As for the show, I caught part of it and thought it was pretty funny. Especially since they're both wrong!
Seems like Scott is a nice dude. Unfortunately for him, that just doesn't work.
Oh, and on the original topic - I don't play FF so they are definitely the bigger geeks
Those of us that signed up for a message board fantasy football league must me uber-geeks. Recognize.
NFL player locker room talk: Discussing what can be done about racial inequality and criminal justice reform.
Presidential locker room talk: Discussing involuntary gynecological exams.
According to the highest office in the country, some "very fine people" marched with torches in a violent protest in Charlottesville, but participating in a non-violent protest on a football field means you are an S.O.B. who should be fired.
Those of us that signed up for a message board fantasy football league must me uber-geeks. Recognize.
I was going to say the same thing. I am a little late on this thread, but I heard that conversation on ESPN radio last week, and was cracking up because I heard it right after I signed up for said "Message Board 'Fantasy Football'" League. Ugh, what tools we are...ha.
This is kind of irrelevant nowadays. Geeks used to be shunned, but geeks can get PAID.
Thank you internet!
This reminds me of a bumper sticker that I saw once that read:
BE NICE TO GEEKS IN HIGH SCHOOL. SOME DAY THEY WILL BE YOUR BOSS.
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