Somebody truly should do a word salad mash up of Tomala it would be hilarious with the significance of time both collectively and individuallly as our story is written at this juncture.
Tomlin is just like Joe Flacco, dangerously average but will have 1 playoff run in said dangerously average career
The “Tomlin effect” on an offense that doesn’t have a HOF QB hiding its warts, many of us saw this coming for years
Flacco is the exact opposite of what Shades can stomach: a turnover machine. I was texting with one of my Browns buddies during their playoff game last year with Houston. He warned me: "Flacco will turn the ball over at the absolute worst time. It's how teams score on us." Sure enough, right on cue, Flacco throws the worst interception imaginable. Game over.
I didn’t get the joke. Might just be me.I heard Tomlin has never been to the border and he's never been to Europe.
Can't even look at De Niro anymore with all the vomit he spews. Like anybody wants his opinon. Haven't seen the other movie. I wasn't even close to being born in 1957.
Oh the reruns I watched as a kid on TV. I wasn't close to being born yet either.My dad loved that movie and introduced me to it. It's set in a Japanese POW camp during WW11. Won 7 Academy awards including Best Picture and Best Actor.
I heard Tomlin has never been to the border and he's never been to Europe.
Obviously
What we all understand is that there's nothing we can do about Tomlin, and pissing and moaning about it ain't gonna change a thing. Thank God that you're here to remind us all of that. Over and over and over and over again. You're nothing if not consistent.
The Bridge on the River Kwai. That's old school.
Thank goodness some people on here to remind us all, over and over again, and then again, how lousy a coach Tomlin is.
I'm older, it's not that I don't care about winning, I just don't care in general anymore. The luxury of being older is the ability to understand the bigger picture in life, what matters and does not matter. Once upon a time I swore at the television, threw ****, walked outside to cool off after a loss and had a pissy attitude the next day. Now, if I even watch the game, I sit and chuckle as I sip on a libation and turn the game off if I'm not entertained. I value peace more than I value almost anything else in life.
Right. I don't view that as giving up attitude. I view that as reality. I enjoy the Steelers. I enjoy talking Steeler football. I enjoy discussing the various philosophies, for lack of a better word, of being a fan. I will see how the year progresses. If they show to be something to invest time in, I will do so to some degree. If not, no big deal. There are fall trout to chase, birds to hunt and so on, which to be honest, I will do even if they are worth investing time in. As I have gotten older the reality hits you that we are all just visiting, and it is getting harder on a beautiful Sunday afternoon to sit in front of the TV regardless of how good they are.
