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AZGrizFan wrote:Trump is getting two more. Minimum.

Guaranteed.

He'll be too busy visiting his son in prison

CID1990 wrote:I think it is worse than uncivil to be talking about anybody's mortality in hopeful terms


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incivility here?


Surely not.

CID1990 wrote:I think it is worse than uncivil to be talking about anybody's mortality in hopeful terms


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I would never do that.

But I do have Tourette's, so.....

DIE BXTCH!

CID1990 wrote:I think it is worse than uncivil to be talking about anybody's mortality in hopeful terms


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Gedoudahere. You sound more like Chizzang every day. Didn’t you enter the Death Pool? Even if you didn’t, you’ve spread your share of schadenfreude around here.

https://youtu.be/rY0WxgSXdEE


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Ivytalk wrote:

CID1990 wrote:I think it is worse than uncivil to be talking about anybody's mortality in hopeful terms


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Gedoudahere. You sound more like Chizzang every day. Didn’t you enter the Death Pool? Even if you didn’t, you’ve spread your share of schadenfreude around here.

Ivy only references me in less than desirable terms

Yet
Having my father return from Vietnam
and explain how many men he watched slowly die screaming in agony
crying for their mothers

Then continuing on and explaining how he and his team
would wash the feces and goo off their dead bodies
and throw out their intestines and mutilated organs
to prepare them for packaging
to be sent home in a zipper bag
stacked like lumber



So you'll pardon me for not joining the death watch

Chizzang wrote:

Ivytalk wrote: Gedoudahere. You sound more like Chizzang every day. Didn’t you enter the Death Pool? Even if you didn’t, you’ve spread your share of schadenfreude around here.

Ivy only references me in less than desirable terms

Yet
Having my father return from Vietnam
and explain how many men he watched slowly die screaming in agony
crying for their mothers

Then continuing on and explaining how he and his team
would wash the feces and goo off their dead bodies
and throw out their intestines and mutilated organs
to prepare them for packaging
to be sent home in a zipper bag
stacked like lumber



So you'll pardon me for not joining the death watch

Your first statement is false. We’ve had our differences in here, for sure, but I respect your intellect, your tech expertise, and your sense of fun. What grates on me most about you is your confessed flaw that you wear like a badge of honor: Smug Prickdom. Your disagreements with fellow posters, particularly those that you perceive as your intellectual inferiors, are often expressed in supercilious and condescending terms. I can deal with all that. Just don’t play the VietNam card when we’re joking about the longevity of an old judge who may well outlast all of us. That was a low blow, even for you. You’ve called me an angry old man. There’s some truth to that, I suppose, but I spent 37 years cross-examining people for a living, and old habits die hard.

Buds?

Chizzang wrote:

Ivytalk wrote: Gedoudahere. You sound more like Chizzang every day. Didn’t you enter the Death Pool? Even if you didn’t, you’ve spread your share of schadenfreude around here.

Ivy only references me in less than desirable terms

Yet
Having my father return from Vietnam
and explain how many men he watched slowly die screaming in agony
crying for their mothers

Then continuing on and explaining how he and his team
would wash the feces and goo off their dead bodies
and throw out their intestines and mutilated organs
to prepare them for packaging
to be sent home in a zipper bag
stacked like lumber



So you'll pardon me for not joining the death watch

It's almost like you were there!

Ivytalk wrote:

Chizzang wrote:



Ivy only references me in less than desirable terms

Yet
Having my father return from Vietnam
and explain how many men he watched slowly die screaming in agony
crying for their mothers

Then continuing on and explaining how he and his team
would wash the feces and goo off their dead bodies
and throw out their intestines and mutilated organs
to prepare them for packaging
to be sent home in a zipper bag
stacked like lumber



So you'll pardon me for not joining the death watch

Your first statement is false. We’ve had our differences in here, for sure, but I respect your intellect, your tech expertise, and your sense of fun. What grates on me most about you is your confessed flaw that you wear like a badge of honor: Smug Prickdom. Your disagreements with fellow posters, particularly those that you perceive as your intellectual inferiors, are often expressed in supercilious and condescending terms. I can deal with all that. Just don’t play the VietNam card when we’re joking about the longevity of an old judge who may well outlast all of us. That was a low blow, even for you. You’ve called me an angry old man. There’s some truth to that, I suppose, but I spent 37 years cross-examining people for a living, and old habits die hard.

Buds?

I've got some character flaws for sure
I'm a cynic and a twat when I sense someone taking the easy way out on a subject I deem critical
if I were a gentlemen I'd just let them off the hook or move on

But I feel like anybody can eventually make a hard decision
Particularly on a topic in which they cling with a loving embrace to their ignorance

So I agitate onward... when I should walk away
Also I'm not above attempting to humiliate people which is really an area where I need to grow up

Regarding my Pops and Vietnam
I know folks who don't eat meat because they've seen the inner workings of a slaughterhouse
and that detailed knowledge is kept to themselves unless you prod them...

My dad has shared a lot of stuff in regards to dying
I mostly keep it to myself unless I feel like I'm being poked

and there's more where that came from but nobody cares
Sorry about that...

Chizzang wrote:

Ivytalk wrote:
Your first statement is false. We’ve had our differences in here, for sure, but I respect your intellect, your tech expertise, and your sense of fun. What grates on me most about you is your confessed flaw that you wear like a badge of honor: Smug Prickdom. Your disagreements with fellow posters, particularly those that you perceive as your intellectual inferiors, are often expressed in supercilious and condescending terms. I can deal with all that. Just don’t play the VietNam card when we’re joking about the longevity of an old judge who may well outlast all of us. That was a low blow, even for you. You’ve called me an angry old man. There’s some truth to that, I suppose, but I spent 37 years cross-examining people for a living, and old habits die hard.

Buds?

I've got some character flaws for sure
I'm a cynic and a twat when I sense someone taking the easy way out on a subject I deem critical
if I were a gentlemen I'd just let them off the hook or move on

But I feel like anybody can eventually make a hard decision
Particularly on a topic in which they cling with a loving embrace to their ignorance

So I agitate onward... when I should walk away
Also I'm not above attempting to humiliate people which is really an area where I need to grow up

Regarding my Pops and Vietnam
I know folks who don't eat meat because they've seen the inner workings of a slaughterhouse
and that detailed knowledge is kept to themselves unless you prod them...

My dad has shared a lot of stuff in regards to dying
I mostly keep it to myself unless I feel like I'm being poked

and there's more where that came from but nobody cares
Sorry about that...

I’m glad we had this discussion, Chizz. My wife calls me an ass three times a day, and she’s usually right. I think we agree about a lot more stuff than not, and I’ve learned a lot from your posts.

But hey, this is a football board, and Harvard stomped Penn’s candy ass at Franklin Field today! Life is good! On to Fenway!

Ivytalk wrote:

CID1990 wrote:I think it is worse than uncivil to be talking about anybody's mortality in hopeful terms


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Gedoudahere. You sound more like Chizzang every day. Didn’t you enter the Death Pool? Even if you didn’t, you’ve spread your share of schadenfreude around here.

I comment on the thread from time to time, but I'm not in the pool.

I'm sure I also make jokes about people kicking the bucket from time to time

But there's a lot of hopeful conversation surrounding a possible vacancy in RBG's seat. and I think it is low class.

I prefer to leave that kind of behavior to the liberals


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Chizzang wrote:

Ivytalk wrote: Gedoudahere. You sound more like Chizzang every day. Didn’t you enter the Death Pool? Even if you didn’t, you’ve spread your share of schadenfreude around here.

Ivy only references me in less than desirable terms

Yet
Having my father return from Vietnam
and explain how many men he watched slowly die screaming in agony
crying for their mothers

Then continuing on and explaining how he and his team
would wash the feces and goo off their dead bodies
and throw out their intestines and mutilated organs
to prepare them for packaging
to be sent home in a zipper bag
stacked like lumber



So you'll pardon me for not joining the death watch

When I quit police work my blood pressure immediately went down to the point where I could be considered to not have hypertension anymore

and it wasnt because I wasnt having to deal with aggravating people anymore.... there are plenty of those at the State Dept (more, actually)

A true and real illustration of the fragility of human life is a changing experience- for 100% of the people who encounter it. I challenge anyone short of a complete sociopath to deny it

I even had to quit hunting


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Ivytalk wrote: I’m glad we had this discussion, Chizz. My wife calls me an ass three times a day, and she’s usually right. I think we agree about a lot more stuff than not, and I’ve learned a lot from your posts.

But hey, this is a football board, and Harvard stomped Penn’s candy ass at Franklin Field today! Life is good! On to Fenway!

Ivy and I are friends now...
I was looking for you in the dining cart but I missed you where'd you go man..?

What a kumbaya moment here.


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css75 wrote:What a kumbaya moment here.


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Chizz on vocals. Ivy on grand piano. Ibanez and G8 on axes. Flaggy in the turtleneck on the Hammond. Me on the skins (just look at the intensity on my face at 3:13 ).

93henfan wrote:

css75 wrote:What a kumbaya moment here.


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Chizz on vocals. Ivy on grand piano. Ibanez and G8 on axes. Flaggy in the turtleneck on the Hammond. Me on the skins (just look at the intensity on my face at 3:13 ).

phpBB [video]

Oh yeah. 2:34 is another good one.


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CID1990 wrote:

Chizzang wrote:



Ivy only references me in less than desirable terms

Yet
Having my father return from Vietnam
and explain how many men he watched slowly die screaming in agony
crying for their mothers

Then continuing on and explaining how he and his team
would wash the feces and goo off their dead bodies
and throw out their intestines and mutilated organs
to prepare them for packaging
to be sent home in a zipper bag
stacked like lumber



So you'll pardon me for not joining the death watch

When I quit police work my blood pressure immediately went down to the point where I could be considered to not have hypertension anymore

and it wasnt because I wasnt having to deal with aggravating people anymore.... there are plenty of those at the State Dept (more, actually)

A true and real illustration of the fragility of human life is a changing experience- for 100% of the people who encounter it. I challenge anyone short of a complete sociopath to deny it

I even had to quit hunting

The amazing thing is the old man isn't a complete PTSD train wreck
Occasionally He'll sit and stare out into the desert in Palm Springs and zone out for way too long
There are a few things he says for some reason he can't stop thinking about
but all things considered he's in great shape

Chizzang wrote:

CID1990 wrote:
When I quit police work my blood pressure immediately went down to the point where I could be considered to not have hypertension anymore

and it wasnt because I wasnt having to deal with aggravating people anymore.... there are plenty of those at the State Dept (more, actually)

A true and real illustration of the fragility of human life is a changing experience- for 100% of the people who encounter it. I challenge anyone short of a complete sociopath to deny it

I even had to quit hunting

The amazing thing is the old man isn't a complete PTSD train wreck
Occasionally He'll sit and stare out into the desert in Palm Springs and zone out for way too long
There are a few things he says for some reason he can't stop thinking about
but all things considered he's in great shape

He had to have had the toughest job in the military, having to handle bodies and pack them up for shipping is brutal. I can see why he has PTSD.


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Ivytalk wrote:

Chizzang wrote:



Ivy only references me in less than desirable terms

Yet
Having my father return from Vietnam
and explain how many men he watched slowly die screaming in agony
crying for their mothers

Then continuing on and explaining how he and his team
would wash the feces and goo off their dead bodies
and throw out their intestines and mutilated organs
to prepare them for packaging
to be sent home in a zipper bag
stacked like lumber



So you'll pardon me for not joining the death watch

Your first statement is false. We’ve had our differences in here, for sure, but I respect your intellect, your tech expertise, and your sense of fun. What grates on me most about you is your confessed flaw that you wear like a badge of honor: Smug Prickdom. Your disagreements with fellow posters, particularly those that you perceive as your intellectual inferiors, are often expressed in supercilious and condescending terms. I can deal with all that. Just don’t play the VietNam card when we’re joking about the longevity of an old judge who may well outlast all of us. That was a low blow, even for you. You’ve called me an angry old man. There’s some truth to that, I suppose, but I spent 37 years cross-examining people for a living, and old habits die hard.

Buds?

"Smug Prickdom"? "Supercilious and condescending"? An apt description of yourself?

mainejeff wrote:

Ivytalk wrote:
Your first statement is false. We’ve had our differences in here, for sure, but I respect your intellect, your tech expertise, and your sense of fun. What grates on me most about you is your confessed flaw that you wear like a badge of honor: Smug Prickdom. Your disagreements with fellow posters, particularly those that you perceive as your intellectual inferiors, are often expressed in supercilious and condescending terms. I can deal with all that. Just don’t play the VietNam card when we’re joking about the longevity of an old judge who may well outlast all of us. That was a low blow, even for you. You’ve called me an angry old man. There’s some truth to that, I suppose, but I spent 37 years cross-examining people for a living, and old habits die hard.

Buds?

"Smug Prickdom"? "Supercilious and condescending"? An apt description of yourself?

Once Maine loses, you’ll crawl back into your hole like John Goodman did at the end of Raising Arizona.

Ivytalk wrote:

mainejeff wrote:
"Smug Prickdom"? "Supercilious and condescending"? An apt description of yourself?

Once Maine loses, you’ll crawl back into your hole like John Goodman did at the end of Raising Arizona.

Nah....I've become addicted to this political board.

Also I come here to learn new words from Chizzang & yourself.

Chizzang wrote:

CID1990 wrote:
When I quit police work my blood pressure immediately went down to the point where I could be considered to not have hypertension anymore

and it wasnt because I wasnt having to deal with aggravating people anymore.... there are plenty of those at the State Dept (more, actually)

A true and real illustration of the fragility of human life is a changing experience- for 100% of the people who encounter it. I challenge anyone short of a complete sociopath to deny it

I even had to quit hunting

The amazing thing is the old man isn't a complete PTSD train wreck
Occasionally He'll sit and stare out into the desert in Palm Springs and zone out for way too long
There are a few things he says for some reason he can't stop thinking about
but all things considered he's in great shape

My father-in-law was like that before dementia set in. He was at Okinawa when he was 19 years old.

What the hell happened to the thread?

CAA Flagship wrote:What the hell happened to the thread?

Didn't you hear? McDonald's bringing back the McRib...

CAA Flagship wrote:What the hell happened to the thread?

The war in Viet Fucking Nam!!!