Biff Mayhem

I'm partial to Killed by Death myself.

I ain’t falling for that.

That’s not Bobby Marks in the photos though, right?

This guy appeared on espn get up this morning. He looks just like my brother. Who is he?

No, but if you need help locating your phone or a wake up call, we're here for you buddy.

What did you get?

Yeah man! Thicker necks and your fingers work harder but that is such a sweet sound.

How ya doing Mark?

Mark, Again you have my deepest sympathies. These next few hours are going to be hard and I am glad you have a plan to go forward and heal. I almost spelled that "heel" 😉

I have quite a collection of Higgy cards....I should organize them someday. He was my favorite player in an awful era. If he had come up in 2005 rather than the late 90's, we'd have a much different view of him methinks.

Something tells me their insurance company is going to want to see that footage.

17 years after retirement, everyone who was a Tigers fan in the late 90's and early 00's loved or hated him. Probably both. I think it is time to have a retrospective visit to the one of the stars of a struggling franchise. Share your favorite Higgy memories (or the ones that made you despise him) here. From Wikipedia: Robert Leigh Higginson (born August 18, 1970) is an American former professional baseball outfielder who played his entire career for the Detroit Tigers of Major League Baseball (MLB). Higginson made his major league debut in 1995, and played 130 games for the Tigers. He batted .320 in 1996 and .300 in 2000, scored over 100 runs in 2000 and drove in over 100 runs in 1997 and 2000. His career high of 30 home-runs came also in 2000. He twice led the Majors in outfield assists, and also led all American League left fielders in putouts in 2000 (305) and 2001 (321), although he never won a Gold Glove for his fielding. He was never named to an All-Star team. On June 30 and July 1, 1997, Higginson tied a major league record by hitting four home runs in four consecutive at bats (note, there were some walks interspersed) -- three on the first day, and then another in the first inning of the second day.[2] Higginson was named "Tiger of the Year" by the Detroit chapter of the BBWAA in 1997 and 2000. Since the award's inception in 1965, ten players have been named "Tiger of the Year" on multiple occasions: Higginson, Justin Verlander, Miguel Cabrera, Travis Fryman, Cecil Fielder, Alan Trammell, Lou Whitaker, Kirk Gibson, Ron LeFlore, and Denny McLain.[3][4] An elbow injury limited Higginson to 10 games in 2005, which ended up being his final season. He was granted free agency on October 31, and he retired at the age of 35. He ended his career never having played on a team that had a winning season. Higginson is also known for breaking up a no-hitter in the ninth inning and two out on a game in Toronto on September 27, 1998, with a pinch-hit home run.[5] The pitcher, future Hall of Famer Roy Halladay, was making his second ever appearance, and ended up winning his first career game, 2–1.

I can always be referenced as a bad example.

I have to say I am glad they did the final part of Stranger Things like a movie rather than episodic. It made it much more enjoyable. i don’t want to spoil anything yet so I’ll wait a week before mentioning specifics.

Happy birthday!!!

Less egregious

Ha!!!

That's amateur hour man. I'll have to post up some pics of my casualties. You'll be glad you only have that. Also quit buying knockoffs. https://reverb.com/item/320741-eight-rubber-guitar-strap-locks-multi-color-grolsch-style-classic-reliable

So let's see a picture of the damage already....

Every scar is a story. I feel your pain but it's 17 years old; the positive spin is you don't have to be concerned about scratching it going forward. Now you can really beat it like you should. I think babying an electric guitar does it a disservice and you can have it serve it's true purpose.

I despise the "XXXX sold out.....". Guess what, they created and are getting paid for it. Go ahead and be a starving artist (obviously Mellencamp isn't) but if it were me, I'd rather be able to take care of my family then let pride keep me in poverty.