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[Travellin Dave]

Page 2 Raz!  How was your weekend?

[A Friend of Charlie]

Don't know if you got these or not...

Didn't figure I needed to picture Springer, Gabriel or Jackson.

Jackson wasn't on my list. I know of him but wouldn't recognize him.

[razgueado]

Today's Over/Under is 7

Nine. I should have recalled Bo Svenson, but couldn't put name to face.

[razgueado]

... Playing in their home stadium, the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 in the Super Bowl.

Interesting that the last two Superbowls ended with a difference of only a field goal. Beats the heck out of watching a blowout. That's my opinion, anyway.

I agree.

Purely from a football perspective, yesterday's game was superb. Both teams were highly disciplined, there was very little  "chippiness," few injuries, not a lot of mistakes or mental lapses (other than the Hurts fumble) and the game really came down to coaching, play design, and execution. There were only two controversial calls from officials that I recall, and for one of them the Philly player who got tagged admitted after the game it was a legitimate call.

That was clean football, all things considered.

[razgueado]

Page 2 Raz!  How was your weekend?

Lazy.

[A Friend of Charlie]

... Playing in their home stadium, the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 in the Super Bowl.

Interesting that the last two Superbowls ended with a difference of only a field goal. Beats the heck out of watching a blowout. That's my opinion, anyway.

I agree.

Purely from a football perspective, yesterday's game was superb. Both teams were highly disciplined, there was very little  "chippiness," few injuries, not a lot of mistakes or mental lapses (other than the Hurts fumble) and the game really came down to coaching, play design, and execution. There were only two controversial calls from officials that I recall, and for one of them the Philly player who got tagged admitted after the game it was a legitimate call.

That was clean football, all things considered.

Well said. I really enjoyed it. Back on the diet today though.

[LuvTooGolf]

... Playing in their home stadium, the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 in the Super Bowl.

Interesting that the last two Superbowls ended with a difference of only a field goal. Beats the heck out of watching a blowout. That's my opinion, anyway.

I agree.

Purely from a football perspective, yesterday's game was superb. Both teams were highly disciplined, there was very little  "chippiness," few injuries, not a lot of mistakes or mental lapses (other than the Hurts fumble) and the game really came down to coaching, play design, and execution. There were only two controversial calls from officials that I recall, and for one of them the Philly player who got tagged admitted after the game it was a legitimate call.

That was clean football, all things considered.

Especially considering how generally terrible the officiating was this year overall.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Terrible officiating lull?

[bluecollar]

Morning, Tony. Planned on getting up to work a couple hours before the electrician got here and shut me down, but I woke up in the middle of the night with whatever the Japanese buffet's version of Montezuma's revenge is. Hiroshima's revenge? Youngest stayed home from school with a stomach ache, so she's feeling it as well.

Electrician should be here in 45.

Oh no you ate the mystery meat.

[bluecollar]

... Playing in their home stadium, the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 in the Super Bowl.

Interesting that the last two Superbowls ended with a difference of only a field goal. Beats the heck out of watching a blowout. That's my opinion, anyway.

I agree.

Purely from a football perspective, yesterday's game was superb. Both teams were highly disciplined, there was very little  "chippiness," few injuries, not a lot of mistakes or mental lapses (other than the Hurts fumble) and the game really came down to coaching, play design, and execution. There were only two controversial calls from officials that I recall, and for one of them the Philly player who got tagged admitted after the game it was a legitimate call.

That was clean football, all things considered.

Well said. I really enjoyed it. Back on the diet today though.

I made the observation watching the game that KC got better as the season went on and the Bills got worse.

[bluecollar]

[LuvTooGolf]

Morning, Tony. Planned on getting up to work a couple hours before the electrician got here and shut me down, but I woke up in the middle of the night with whatever the Japanese buffet's version of Montezuma's revenge is. Hiroshima's revenge? Youngest stayed home from school with a stomach ache, so she's feeling it as well.

Electrician should be here in 45.

Oh no you ate the mystery meat.

I think in this case, it was the chicken on a stick. It's the only thing the 2 of us ate that no one else did.

[LuvTooGolf]

Morning, Tony. Planned on getting up to work a couple hours before the electrician got here and shut me down, but I woke up in the middle of the night with whatever the Japanese buffet's version of Montezuma's revenge is. Hiroshima's revenge? Youngest stayed home from school with a stomach ache, so she's feeling it as well.

Electrician should be here in 45.

Oh no you ate the mystery meat.

I think in this case, it was the chicken on a stick. It's the only thing the 2 of us ate that no one else did.

Which is painfully ironic, since I chose that because their bourbon chicken looked undercooked.

[Travellin Dave]

... Playing in their home stadium, the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 in the Super Bowl.

Interesting that the last two Superbowls ended with a difference of only a field goal. Beats the heck out of watching a blowout. That's my opinion, anyway.

I agree.

Purely from a football perspective, yesterday's game was superb. Both teams were highly disciplined, there was very little  "chippiness," few injuries, not a lot of mistakes or mental lapses (other than the Hurts fumble) and the game really came down to coaching, play design, and execution. There were only two controversial calls from officials that I recall, and for one of them the Philly player who got tagged admitted after the game it was a legitimate call.

That was clean football, all things considered.

Agreed.  Football game was good (except my team didn't win   )  Field made it look like they were playing on ice though.

[Travellin Dave]

Morning, Tony. Planned on getting up to work a couple hours before the electrician got here and shut me down, but I woke up in the middle of the night with whatever the Japanese buffet's version of Montezuma's revenge is. Hiroshima's revenge? Youngest stayed home from school with a stomach ache, so she's feeling it as well.

Electrician should be here in 45.

Oh no you ate the mystery meat.

I think in this case, it was the chicken on a stick. It's the only thing the 2 of us ate that no one else did.

Which is painfully ironic, since I chose that because their bourbon chicken looked undercooked.

It wasn't the fluorescent pink pork?