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  1. 26 days ago on Tank McNamara

    Or as we used to call it . . . “tackling.”

  2. about 1 month ago on Tank McNamara

    Somehow, football was played successfully for over 100 years without these stupid choreographed dances after a touchdown. Let us return to those days . . . .

  3. about 1 month ago on Tank McNamara

    Running quarterbacks have been the “next big thing” for years. They tear up the field for a couple of years, then they get hurt, the defenses figure them out, or both. Then we’re back to pocket passers.

  4. about 1 month ago on The Norm Classics

    I’m afraid they’re not worth that much (at least not in money.) I actually have a Willie Mays autographed baseball. He was in Albuquerque appearing at an appliance store opening and signing autographs in 1980 or 81. I took one of my little league balls to have him sign. It’s still sitting on my desk today. This was well before sports autographs became a big money business.

  5. about 2 months ago on Pearls Before Swine

    I’ve always said you can’t win if you’re a gas station owner. If you price higher than others, you’re “price gouging.” If you price lower than others, you’re “predatory pricing.” And if you price the same as others, you’re “price fixing.”

  6. about 2 months ago on Pearls Before Swine

    Want to get money out of politics? Restrict the government to what it is Constitutionally authorized to do. If there is nothing to sell, there won’t be any buyers.

  7. about 2 months ago on Peanuts

    This one made me laugh out loud!

  8. 3 months ago on Tank McNamara

    Replying to “Why is ‘curling’ considered a sport?”

    Because it is. I was on a curling team in my youth. It’s a competition that requires quite a bit of athletic skill.

  9. 3 months ago on Baby Blues

    Even worse, I’m starting to hear variants on the word, such as (and this hurts to type) “impactful.” Ouch. Fingernails on a chalkboard . . . .

  10. 3 months ago on Wizard of Id Classics

    Rage: A fad pursued with intense enthusiasm. (Merriam-Webster Dictionary)