Merrill said that shit, they might have only been 1-0, or had a 2 game winning streak later in the season.

Is not "both tears of," is "tears of both." Are you being native speaker English of?

As Eddie Vedder would say "hggrrrrr hawwww urgghhhhh awwwwww!"

Extra extra credit because its Tarantino.

Good lord I think I have heard that within the last year.

I remember once around 1999 the Iggles managed to get to 2-0, and Merrill Reese (sp?) started musing about the future. In his mind, the undefeated season and Superbowl win were not even worth talking about, that went without saying. Merrill started musing about the impact the Iggles awesomeness would have on…

Have you read this, Mr. Magary? I recommend it. You did the same thing there, very nice.

I heard it all the time in 1970s Florida. Lots of other, worse expressions, too. The worst and most common were probably “Nigger rich,” and “nigger-rigged” (also “African-engineered"). You could hear these things all the time.

Alabama should be proud. Amurrica, damn straight. The ultimate "hey, ya'll, watch this," normally a redneck's last words, but he freakishly survived.

This is reminding me of that Laura Dern movie, Citizen Ruth.

There was once a writer who called himself “Saki.” Whats the kerfuffle all about here anyway? Nothing better to be outraged about today?

Mickey Rooney?

Whats next, "Stuff the Jews in the Cattle Cars?"

Cavalier! Be gone, evil monstrosity. Not worth the effort, not even worth changing the oil, throw it away when it gets dirty, not worth washing. Horror car.

I tried to make a motocross bike surf across water once. Problem was I left out the modification part. It was 1979, and I was wearing an onion on my belt, which was the style at the time (or maybe it was a bong, I can't remember), and I had bought an old beat up Yamaha dirt bike, I think like a 90cc or something like…

I tried to completely rebuild a 1972 Ford 352 Cleveland Cobra Jet engine from my Gran Torino (same one as in the movie). It was a 4 speed manual and I over-revved it somehow and bent some of those rods that push on the valve rocker arms? So since it had 70,000 miles on it, which in the day meant it was near death, I…

Why, slavery was a benevolent institution! They had it better than back in Africa! They were valuable and so were well cared-for. I have heard all of these statements, many times, from living breathing white men who seem unaware of what they are saying, the implications of it, that they have no moral problem with…

I actually watched Smokey and the Bandit last weekend! As a goof, I am so old I did see it in a theater when it came out. This IS the perfect symbol of the South! Closeted machismo for the win!

They forgot to add "No Fat Chicks."

That was the issue, salt water.