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  1. And he was the starting safety for the Legal Eagles. Wonder if my roommate the starting QB has ever mentioned that in public.
  2. His "six books" are all self-published and all about winning injury cases. They range from 16 to 66 pages. Most have no reviews. Two have one star: This is more of a pamphlet on why you should hire their lawfirm. In the 58 pages, there is probably 4 pages of content. Most of the information is repeated several times, and 90% is geared toward getting injured workers to hire their firm. If you want to hire them great. But just google the "author's" name and read about him there. If you are looking for information there are much better resources. This may be the worst $20 I have spent on a book. https://www.amazon.com/Kindle-Store-Brian-Beckcom/s?rh=n%3A133140011%2Cp_27%3ABrian%2BBeckcom
  3. Guy's bio is one of the most self-aggrandizing things I have ever seen. https://www.vbattorneys.com/attorneys/brian-beckcom/ Brian Beckcom is one of the leading lawyers of his generation . . . . Trial lawyers tend to be world-class egotists, but geezus criminy.
  4. One curious thing about addiction. The mindset that seems to accompany substance abuse is one of something I call "inward-dwellingness," a peculiar form of selfishness or self-centeredness. It doesn't always or even usually manifest itself in vanity or attention-seeking (but it surely can). Oftentimes, it's something of the opposite, a crippling insecurity and feeling that everything negative is somehow your fault (but also realizing that insecurity can manifest itself in self-aggrandizement). A sizable part of recovery from addiction is "right-sizing" one's ego and recognizing that it's not all about you, neither the good nor the bad. I've seen some stuff where Kiffin makes the right noises about recovery. But this kind of stuff makes me wonder if he's headed for a big crash. We're all subject to being bullshat by these guys, but Sark seems to live his recovery to a greater extent than Kiffin.
  5. The best part of that scene is the prelude, with Penn buying a half-dozen cokes out of the machine.
  6. He used to be. Sporting a bit of a gut now. I suppose he'll lose it pretty quick.
  7. I don't believe hiring Jimbo would relieve eaTme of a single penny of their obligation to Jimbo. And, I am not suggesting anyone hire him, but he does somewhat expose the fallacy of the "proven winner."
  8. Yeah a lot of people keep thinking this $21M revenue share cap is a spending cap on all sources. The revenue share is all-new (well, bags under prior systems notwithstanding) and yes, it's capped. NIL is not capped.
  9. Jimbo has an MNC and I'm hearing he's tan, rested, ready, and rich.
  10. No, no. I have been assured that Sark is a stubborn, drunken idiot that won't change anything to fit his players especially since his personal life is out of control.
  11. Or his name and title embroidered on his shirt. Seem lots of presidential seal shirts over the years, never one with a name on it.
  12. That was kind of bizarre. Almost like he was bowing or acknowledging the ref.
  13. Just turned it on, what happened?
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