And one of the greatest characters in historical fiction — Dr. Stephen Maturin — played the cello and he was as far from pretentious as one could be.

Victor Borge would like a word with you and so would this guy ...

Studge aint going anywhere

That’s the fact, Jack!

Um, but it’s that.

B-b-b-b-but he is Al Luginbill’s kid and his dad recruited Marshall Faulk who I watched in his first game as a freshman at SDSU run for 366 yards and 6 TDs!

Not just helmets, but specially designed helmets with slots for their ant antennae.

Ants and bugles you say?

Make sure you bring this Lechite warrior along for the ride, he’s a serious defender and all.

Good point

Just ... maybe this time it will be a long vacation to say, Barbados, and not Thailand.

DILLY-DING! DILLY-DONG! LEICESTER SING THE CHAMPIONS SONG!

THEY WERE FORCED APART BY THE HETERODOX BIG HETEROSEXUAL LOBBY THAT FORCED THEM TO ENGAGE IN SEXUAL RELATIONS WITH FEMALE PENGUINS!!!11!!1!!1!1!!!!

Someone is going to ring the bell, the same bell Ranieir has been ringing since he was coaching an amateur side in Italy.

I mean, Thibs had great curly hair and all but does that even qualify as a mullet?

I am almost positive that Stevie learned to read braille but his genius and sense of music was built-in, I mean, Gordy had him by the time he was 11.

According to “Bomber” Harris, Luftwaffe.

Nah, plenty of folks loved him and it was best to give them their lead, it wasn’t like Prince was Falwell or someone like that, he was at least a damn good guitarist.

Not being a smartass, but Can Stevie Wonder read music? It’s not necessary and when he first met Berry Gordy, Gordy was astounded as they boy played several instruments including bass, harmonica, drums, and piano.

But wasn’t that partially due to his recovery from malaria?