Yeah, and I listen to them now. It’s just amazing to look back at how much good music was made in a decade that was stereotypically panned by many for having terrible music.

Fuuuuuck I was born too late. I was 2.

No.

I like this version better, personally. It actually feels like it has more force behind it than any of the other (what feels like) thousand versions they made of this song.

Darren McCarty. It was irrational to others, but I had a lot of respect for a guy who could put up a goal or two when it was needed, but knew that his meal ticket was to be the tough, defensive 4th liner. His line was the engine of those great Wings teams, even if the guys driving got all the credit.

Every time I think of the Bengals, I think of the scene in Slap Shot where Reg Dunlop confronts the Chiefs owner Joe McGrath. One line sticks out

You know, the funny part of this note is that Floyd probably can’t read it anyways.

Shamelessly borrowed from a user on the Reds subreddit;

I live in Cincinnati, but I came up with a phrase for a Chicago sports team that will come in handy. It’s called “The Bill Wirtz Solution.”

Oh Jesus Tapdancing Christ, this is a Russ Hanneman thing. I should have known it.

Don’t even joke, this is a legitimate plan that will work.

So, they’re going to name their engine family Dragon, and they make a car that’s notorious for being run into crowds?

The Technology of Speed Meets the Speed of Technology?

Probably dead because Jesus wouldn’t speak of it.

They usually play 12.

If I sold two people the same car, I’d be arrested.

Yet you just replied to my opinion.

Ahh, the ol’ “you wouldn’t undestand.”

Can you explain how posting this right before the 4th is a “punk move?”