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Marty's #2 is a high/low: Of course, the stunt cycle is/was awesome....the pain of getting whipped with the plastic rip-cord for said stunt cycle by my brother is still with me. Heretofore unequaled pain.

Gramps done right!

my favorite is glazed donut buns, onions, salmon sashimi and a ton of ketchup like just drowning in ketchup. chocolate fondue to dip, if I'm feeling like the prep/cleanup for it :,]

Hey there! Thanks for talking about us - we appreciate you spreading the word! Just wanted to clear up the Thousand Island dressing thing - we do not have Thousand Island dressing! We have a pickle relish on our Special and Deluxe burgers :)

We did get an Ed Grimley cartoon tho

Love the Show - Thank You Eric and Jim !! 🙂

IMHO. Dr Graham Spanier was one of the GREATEST presidents to date of Penn State University. His unwarranted demise is a blight upon Penn State which shall live forever in INFAMY. John Peter Surma Jr. the PSU Trustee who fired Paterno, was conspicuously and quite possibly criminally complicit. Surma openly HATED Paterno since 1975. I know. Surma was my fraternity brother. I heard his vitriolic assaults regularly. True Story.

Ok I'm done with you. Deleting my comments so I won't waste my time trying to educate you. Conspiracy Theories are fun however.

What a load of crap. Spanier deserved every day in jail he got.

Barrel roll was my favorite!

So great to see & hear from Geri Jewell, a groundbreaker. Thank you for your wonderful content.

Sucks its only avaliable on . Vinyl. Not online or CD Format.

Can't wait for a full Michael . Hutchence new album

This is great. We'll put this on our channel and send your links back to you :)

I had bookmarked Goldstar and had no idea why. Thanks to this podcast now I know.

Need a best 70s cartoon segment

"6...2-6....not the number of the beast!"

Chaka from Land of the Lost? Not a homo sapien but more simien in nature

Love Gromit!

My pleasure, EP! Thanks for the shout out & I'll keep spreading the news.

Dylan sings "Fat Bottom Girls" 😂😂😂

Vedder could do justice to "Bad".

I started out on Asteroids and Missile Command, but in the 90's Revolution X (featuring Aerosmith) was something I could play for hours.

I read on these umpire forums and in the news how poorly behaved the fans/parents are at baseball games. I have been an umpire for nearly 30 years in the Memphis, TN area and I'd have to say that I do not witness any of these outbursts at the games. The players always behave. The coaches mostly behave with an occasional outburst in tense situations - which I consider somewhat normal. The fans do the normal amount of grumbling but it never gets out of control. I just have a difficult time relating to what many consider an epidemic in the high school sports world. This problem does not exist in our area. I think part of the reason is that we (umpires) must submit incident reports for ejections and other types of unusual events. Those are handled promptly by the state organization (TSSAA, Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association). Phone calls are made. The situation is investigated. Athletic Directors are notified. Monetary fines may be imposed. Sanctions may be imposed against the team, like banning them from postseason pay for two years. It can really blow up. It is never swept under the rug because, when it is, that's what leads to recurrences. I have no idea what is going on in other areas of the nation but, whatever it is, it's not happening in this area.

When I first saw him solo around 1980 I was like whoa what a talent and Genesis was now without him😢He added so much class to that group. He’s the man and always so humble. His shows leave me walking 2 feet off ground for several days thereafter.

I am not sure about the need of introducing Steve Hackett by his long-gone (mid-80s'), one-time co-project GTR, rather insignificant compared to his own enormous career. It's as if you introduce: this is Michael Caine, the one that once lent his voice to a Sunday afternoon local radio show. Especially considering that if SH had some less remarkable period, it was one in the wake of GTR's demise, late 80's. I'd say: Steve Hackett - the man who definitely needs no introduction!

Regarding COL Jessup. I think the movie missed the mark on the dynamic between the enlisted and the officer corps. There is and has been hazing forever, but usually, that takes place well outside the purview of the officer corps. In fact, having served as an officer for 24 years, I lost count of the number of times I was told to stay out of "NCO Business" when they were trying to adjust the attitude of or re-train a wayward soldier. I think there still could have been a movie there because officers are responsible for what their troops do, but it would have been a lot more complicated and probably harder for the non-military person to understand. In the end, a COL doesn't get involved in the case of a PFC that can't run. You also need to remember that the Code Red was not intended to kill Santiago. In real life, a person like Santiago would have been medically discharged, a replacement shipped in and there wouldn't have been a movie.

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I think there needs to be a happy medium there. You can't always live in the moment, but you can't always live for tomorrow, either. Both are unsustainable extremes.

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Can't agree with everything these 2 said. It is and does have Faith inspired work involved in it.