ScottS

No love for Beth Mowins?

If this story is accurate, then something needs to be changed at the Athletic Performance Center. Or at least not have two of your top golfers doing a relay running event. Each Coody twin breaks an arm in a non-golfing accident

Probably a question best suited for another thread, but of the following, what would be the least desirable person to have as a neighbor? Californian, Yankee, aggy, ou sucks, a non-aggy SEC fan (real SEC like Bama or Georgia or Florida, not Vanderbilt or Misery or South Carolina), or someone random like a Cornhusker?

You probably read this article from September of 1983. Hey, wait a minute! I want to talk! After reading that article, I take two things away: one, Madden was so much more than a coach or commentator (which, after reading various articles about him over the year I already knew) and, two, the stark difference in writing by journalists from 40 years ago versus today. I hate that I cannot find longform writing like this article very often anymore.

Michael Symon is constantly on Beat Bobby Flay as a judge. Probably a judge on some of the other competition shows as well. The Food Network has given him his own show that debuted about a week ago. Throwdown With Michael Symon has Symon showing up and facing off with a chef over that chef's signature dish. I've watched the first few episodes and it is okay so far. One of the first episodes was a throwdown over khachpauri, which I had never heard of.

Florida man with drugs around penis denies they are his

A couple of Reba McEntire songs seem ripe for this treatment: Fancy and The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia. Well, Fancy was originally a Bobbie Gentry song but I am guessing most people associate it with Reba. There is already a musical drama movie The Night The Lights Went Out in Georgia with a different plot than the song that Reba did. Well, a different plot than the Vicki Lawrence song that Reba covered. The movie has a fairly loaded cast: Dennis Quaid, Mark Hamill, Kristy McNichol, Barry Corbin. Given the subject matter of these two songs, I would think Hollywood would jump all over the chance to make them into something.

The gift that keeps on giving. Some of it might actually be nice and/or useful. https://www.bespokepost.com/ For those old enough, it is basically the Columbia House business model. Sign up and each month you get an email saying what is in the next box. Change, swap, or decline by the 5th of the month. Box is then shipped to you. This company will probably make a fortune off of everyone that forgets to respond to the email.

https://www.amazon.com/50-Ways-Eat-Cock-AlternaTips/dp/148259143X

I heard somewhere that VHS became the standard because it was the platform that the porn industry chose. I have no idea if that is true.

You might find some ideas here. https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/new/

Soon, Surly may well be a vital natural resource. Chinese scientists make eco-friendly plastic from salmon sperm

Out of sheer morbid curiosity after seeing this, I googled "Jeff Goldblum shower curtain". I feel like I have seen a portal into another dimension. Also, would this be out of place or right at home in the domicile of one Mitch Cumsteen?

Red Line Burgers still exists. They have a location in Portland on Wildcat out near the Gregory city line. Near one of the entrances to the GCCV facility. They claim no affiliation with the food truck in Corpus that uses the name. https://redlineburgers.com/faq/

https://www.livescience.com/spacex-zero-g-turtle-indicator

Can't believe no one has yet to post the first video shown on MTV.

Obvious point is obvious, but the ONEderland channel on Sirius plays a lot of the songs posted in this thread.

Giuffria - "Call To The Heart". Very 80s hair band video. Apparently the lead singer later achieved some notoriety by doing a SpongeBob SquarePants song. "How Do You Talk To An Angel" by The Heights. Band and song done for a television show in the early 90s. Song reached number one, then fell down the charts and the show was cancelled.

Have we not been saying the same thing about aggy for about 150 years now?

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Where's Herb?

Man Photographed As A Baby On 'Nevermind' Cover Sues Nirvana For Sexual Exploitation The cover for Nevermind, a 1991 Nirvana album that is said to have helped redefine rock music, features a naked 4-month-old baby in a pool, appearing to swim after a dollar bill that's pierced with a fish hook. That baby — the now 30-year-old Spencer Elden — is suing Nirvana for child exploitation and pornography, saying the band knowingly distributed the naked photo of Elden as a baby and profited from it. He's asking for $150,000 in damages from each of the defendants, which include members of the band, Kurt Cobain's estate, photographer Kirk Weddle, Universal Music, Geffen Records, Warner Records and MCA Music. The cover photo was shot by Weddle, who was a friend of Elden's father. The lawsuit accuses Weddle of producing a "sexually graphic" photo of Elden. It adds that there was initially pushback against featuring Elden's genitals on the album cover and the plan was to place a sticker over it. "The sticker, however, was never incorporated into the album cover," the lawsuit states. Elden's parents also never signed a release authorizing the use of the image, and Elden himself never received any compensation, the lawsuit says. "Spencer's true identity and legal name are forever tied to the commercial sexual exploitation he experienced as a minor," Robert Lewis, Elden's attorney, writes in the lawsuit. Lewis writes that Elden has experienced emotional distress and interference with emotional and educational development. In a 2008 interview with NPR, Elden, then in high school, was still struggling to make sense of his public image. "Quite a few people in the world have seen my penis," he said, "So that's kinda cool. I'm just a normal kid living it up and doing the best I can while I'm here."

Sorry to disappoint you.