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Jeez. Where to begin... - 1 year ago
All of the "Man With No Name" series Pale Rider Two Mules for Sister Sara Rio Lobo El Dorado LOTR Star Wars Too many Pixar movies to name Dumb and Dumber The Hangover Christopher Nolan Batman movies John Carter Django Too many 007 movies Benchwarmers Tommy Boy Tropic Thunder Ace Ventura Walking Tall The Emperor's New Groove Marvel movies The Da Vinci Code Angels anby Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub
That play at 7:00 - 1 year ago
Really wished Stafford would've taken off. Looked to me like he had a solid chance to get the first with his legs. Or pass it to Higbee before that defender closed down. Not the end of the world, but you would have thought so if you were around me when that play occurred IRL.by Drew2839 - RamsFootballFans.com
Re: Where were you on Sep 11, 2001 ? - 1 year ago
I was in the sixth grade. No one told us anything until classes were over. I've talked to others who said their teachers canceled school or turned on the news for them, but our teachers didn't tell us a thing. My mom always picked me up from school, and I could see concern on her face when I got in the car. She was hyper-focused on the radio, so I asked what was going on. I don't remember exacby Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub
Other than Stafford, he had the best night - 1 year ago
He single-handedly blew up five or six plays. His tackling is so damn good. It's hard to believe he can tackle like that and then shut down guys like DK Metcalf. AD gets the most attention, and deservedly so, but Ramsey is right there as far as dominating his opponent.by Drew2839 - RamsFootballFans.com
I eat oatmeal religiously - 1 year ago
Only for breakfast, but maybe this will help. I add a scoop of my favorite protein powder and a couple spoonfuls of peanut butter. You could substitute the peanut butter for almond butter, but I prefer PB lol. I know that doesn't sound that great, but once you find a good protein powder that suits your fancy, it's actually pretty good. I use MusclePharm vanilla flavor. Optimum Nutritionby Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub
Unless he has coinsurance or copay - 1 year ago
That applies after the deductible. The insurance I get through school, depending on the plan, has coinsurance or a copay after the deductible. Now, those payments do add to the total out-of-pocket maximum, and that includes the deductible. But I've heard some plans don't include the deductible in the out-of-pocket maximum. And that's only for in-network care. Health insurance is so rby Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub
Has the lighting of a place I was in Friday night - 1 year ago
It's missing a couple poles, too.by Drew2839 - RamsFootballFans.com
That was pretty f'n stupid - 1 year ago
Kick a field goal and you're down 10 points with 10 minutes in the game. Not the time for that. Oh well.by Drew2839 - Game Time Forum
I think MLB is testing robot umps in the minors - 1 year ago
And you're right, balls and strikes have gotten so much worse the past few years. But what happens with the home plate umpire if a robot takes over? Does he move to a new position somewhere else? I guess he could still stay behind home for safe/out calls at the plate. I'm all for it, though. I've seen too many games this year where a missed strike or ball creates a domino effect and impaby Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub
It's not just you - 1 year ago
Think of everyone and everything you care about. That's who/what you're staying alive for. Hang in there, pal. You've been through the ringer, and yet here you are. Still fighting. That says a lot about you. Adversity creates a stronger, better person.by Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub
I felt the same way - 1 year ago
I challenged myself a few years ago to drop that psychological barrier, the "that's disgusting, I can't eat that" repulsion. I've wholly taken up the I'll-try-anything-once philosophy when it comes to eating. So far, I'm still alive.by Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub
Damn, Steve! - 1 year ago
That hurt me just reading about it. I wish you quick and easy (as possible) recovery. I can't imagine a complete lifestyle overhaul like you described. I already eat decent and exercise, but I still have cheat days. I love pizza, pasta, red meat, and dessert. You can do it, though! Baby-step by baby-step. Heal your body and your mind first. Especially your mind. Once you get yourby Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub
Well, put me in the take or leave it - 1 year ago
Blue cheese is normally not something I go for, although I like it on burgers more than as a salad dressing. I'll certainly use it if it's the only dressing available. As for liver, I've never been a fan. I don't care for organ meat, except I do like gizzards, and I had some heart that was pretty good. What I really like? Calf fries. Or Rocky Mountain Oysters. Little bit of horseradisby Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub
Locast is gone - 1 year ago
I just got an email from locast and they are shutting down due to a recent court ruling. Thanks for the advice, anyways, Axl.by Drew2839 - RamsFootballFans.com
I do the same thing, Jimmy - 1 year ago
I read books on quantum mechanics and cosmology, myself. Takes me about two days to read 10 pages. Lately, I've been watching some videos on the concept of time on The Great Courses (awesome program, btw). And you're soooo right...quantum mechanics, time, all of that stuff is completely counterintuitive, but borne out by experimentation and mathematics. But yeah, even the physicists admiby Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub
I'm from a rural area myself - 1 year ago
And I understand why someone would be hesitant to get the vaccine; I think it's only natural to ask questions and be skeptical. But these vaccines have been demonstrated to be safe and effective. I'm ready for normal. And I'm trying to plan a trip to Canada this summer, so it would be nice to see travel restrictions lifted by July lol.by Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub
Rural areas are going to be a problem - 1 year ago
Actually, already are a problem. It's imperative that people who have been vaccinated have conversations with friends and family who are vaccine hesitant. Family, friends, and family physicians are the most effective messengers for vaccine skeptics. I have a couple friends who are reluctant to get it, but I've been waging a subtle messaging campaign for the past couple of months. Iby Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub
How do you explain Goff, then? - 1 year ago
I'll be the first one to say that I don't think Goff handled the falling out as best as he could have, but I also think McVay and Snead were childish about it. It's hardly ever the case where one side did everything wrong. Having said that, and as I said in my reply to the OP, this is a trend with these guys. Unless they start winning like the Patriots, I don't think it can be a good thiby Drew2839 - RamsFootballFans.com
Honesty is the best policy - 1 year ago
I'm always for hearing from both sides, but this is becoming a pattern of behavior with McVay and Snead. It might not seem bad because the players are not on the team anymore, but the impact is in the reputation they're building. I wouldn't want to play for a team with cagey management. Just be honest; tell me how I really fit into the future plans. These guys are all adults; it's assumby Drew2839 - RamsFootballFans.com
I didn't say he was worthless - 1 year ago
I thought he was playing well at guard. I just don't think it's necessarily a great idea to move someone who was performing well at another position. I was worried about the o-line heading into last year and it turned out way better than I imagined. Same for the defense. So I could be wrong about Corbett, too.by Drew2839 - RamsFootballFans.com
Didn't the Browns already try that? - 1 year ago
Granted we don't know the ins and outs of everything behind the scenes, but what makes them think something has changed? Why screw up a good thing? I trust these guys, so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt for now.by Drew2839 - RamsFootballFans.com
I'm so sorry - 1 year ago
What an amazing person and an amazing story. I lost one of my good friends to an opioid overdose several years ago. He was an avid electronic music creator, and I couldn't listen to any dubstep or EDM without breaking down for quite a while. Now, whenever I hear a particular song, my mind flashes back to different fun times we had, and I just smile. You can always tell a part of youby Drew2839 - Bucky's Pub