That’s quite the brown stream of consciousness.

You forgot to include the picture Erik sent of him in Vegas ten years ago:

Oh man, sorry I missed the call for these! Here’s my best poop story, for all you scatopheliacs out there.

The raccoon!

At least if it (the tick) was as big as he says it was, he wouldn’t have gotten Lyme Disease, as deer ticks are REALLY small.

Nostalgia or not, the 1940 Ford is one of the big pre-war classics.

Love will find a way

Ford coupe. When I was 5-6 years old, my father commuted in a 1940 coupe, I think it was a “Business Coupe” model, with the 60hp V8.

I saw Lincoln V12 and the contest was over.

I am a simple man, I see V12 and I hit recommend!

“I don’t always time travel, but when I do, I use Torchinsky’s See Ya Earlier time travel suppositories.”

Lincoln-Zephyr V12 for the WIN!

I have only similar experience to share.

i agree completely. the best HoF metric is almost always, “if you have to convince people the player should be in, then the player probably doesn’t deserve to be in.”

i once watched a kid on a bicycle kick over a load of bins but miss the last one and flip over his handlebars mushing his face into the cobblestones below

Not can’t...there are voters that think 10 other people are more deserving. I’d argue that anyone great enough to be in the HOF would never be in that position.

Or a counterpoint, this voting process does a great job of keeping players like Edgar Martinez out...a very good player, who probably isn’t great enough to be in the HOF.

Try doing it in the dark ;-)

Not enough to make it worth your while I assure you. The risks and liabilities are way too high.

Use your head when carrying big things