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  1. I was watching that game, and at that time a rabid fan. To this day I don't know if he caught it.
  2. Adding. We used to do a home away Tiger game each summer. One trip was to Pittsburgh to see the Tigs vs. the Pirates. Incredible county to drive through, beautiful. The island the stadium (along with 3 rivers for football) is really nice. Great trip. If you get the chance, do it. We were lucky it was a day into night game so it was light and dark. We stayed there on the island and walked everywhere. Shops, food, bars. Neat place. Garmin got us lost on the trip there. Wasn't updated. Ended up in Paris, PA. Told the Boss, I told you I would take you to Paris. 23 miles on a little winding county road through the hills. We even went though a small panhandle of WVa. Read a sign leaning against a power pole; FAR WOOD
  3. The low was 6212 that day. A soft level of support. There is some above that as well, around 6350ish. The charts say, and I'm guessing some are betting, the gap at 6028 gets closed as they all do. Giddy up!
  4. The Steelers vs. Raider rivalry was one for the ages (best ever according to Jack). Nasty too. Tatum, the assassin. Lambert with no front teeth. Would have been early/mid 70s. Maybe around 2000 ish they had a halftime show on Monday Night with some of those guys getting honored for something. They interviewed LC Greenwood and asked how he thought he would to today (then). Not real good. Why? Can't beat anyone up. LOL! Turkey Jones of the Browns pile drove Bradshaw into the field on his head. I thought he killed him. While Lambert said we should dresses on them. Too funny...
  5. We need some chart porn. The weekend is upon us and the markets are closed. WTI closed around $98 and I will spare you the chart porn on that, but let's peek at the S&P. As documented above, the 6550 level was the main support going back to October of last year. The market has traded above that since. Until today. The first chart is a 9 month by day showing how we just breached the support to the downside. Not a lot under that, and a gap to fill. The second chart is today's one minute action where it bounced around that level until around noon, an then took a poop. Now a close, on a Friday in a bad place if you believe in the technicals. Today
  6. The MAC got smoked today and should tell us how bad they really are. It seems like it's all about money. Of topic, but this is an investment thread. 🙂
  7. Growing up in the middle of Browns country here in Cornhole, Ohio made me a Steelers fan. My best friends were Browns fans - but we got through it. Their team of the 70s were great memories. Jack Lambert follows me on Twitter. How cool is that. He was my favorite guy. Went to Kent State. Football was different then. Steeler fans are rabid and travel well.
  8. I will stop short of saying the Zuck **** is an evil ****. I wouldn't trust anything out of that creeps mouth.
  9. Agreed. I have noticed it has recently gotten worse. I use a fake name instead of my own just for privacy and it allows me to read the local stuff, which is usually a real hoot. I think I read somewhere recently they are laying off more people. That will certainly make it better. /s
  10. Wow, that's wild! I don't remember where I read that but it might have been FB. I should know better if that's where it was. You can' trust squat on that site. Good news just the same. He is one of my all time favorites.
  11. Add Mean Joe Greene of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
  12. They had huge baked potatoes with the great steak. French onion soup was good too. You didn't go hungry. It was known as a top shelf place back in the late 80s and 90s when I was close. Not sure about now, but there are still there.
  13. I'm rooting for Miami and Akron, and mid-majors in general. Roots in Ohio and the U of Toledo.
  14. The history of the Great Lakes (on edit; shipping), which Toledo was a large part of, is really neat stuff. Not far from the Spicer plant on Bennett, on Phillips Ave, is the famous Mancy's Steakhouse. Captain McSorley of the Edmund Fitzgerald lived in Toledo in the off season and was a regular there as it was told. But a pain in the ass at times.
  15. yep
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