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I wish I could come up with something witty to say to the author like Matt Damon did at the Harvard bar in Good Will Hunting . But, I can't...so .. Suck it nerd.

When I played Little League we went to the World Series as 15 year olds (not the 12 year olds that ESPN pimps out yearly) representing USA South.  The only time we got anything individually is when we won a tournament to keep moving foward and what was given was a pin to stick on our hats.  The TEAM got a trophy and a banner,  2nd place didn't get poo but an ass whoopin'.  

Still pretty bad ass you went that far. Awesome experience not many will have . Good poo . Looking back ... That experience was/is your trophy.

I can't fall asleep when it's completely silent. Has to be some kind of background noise--television, music, radio, people talking in another room, etc. (usually tv or music).

Agree with you on this one . Btw- I just saw a pretty cool sound generator in Brookstone. It creates 5 different types of sounds ( rain, ocean, white noise etc) and doubles as a Bluetooth speaker.

The trophy itself isn't a big deal. I think to many it just represents -"everyone is a winner". Like others have said the true learning or teaching points (or lack thereof) go on before and after the game with the parents. When my son did well I never celebrated like crazy and when he did bad I didn't make it that big of a deal. My main focus was always about effort and heart. That goes a long way in life well beyond school sports.

-Toilet paper has to roll from the top.

-Always three taps on the Copenhagen can before opening. 

-I stand facing everyone when entering a crowded elevator.

- Every Friday morning the first thing I do when I wake up is listen to the sweet sound of Rebecca Blacks voice singing "It's Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday" 

I am part Cherokee and I don't like the name. And I hate the Cleveland mascot. And, quite frankly, the fact that you haven't personally met anyone that is offended probably has more to do with where you live, not whether or not we exist. And no I have never been on CNN, and the only time I have been on ESPN was when I stormed the basketball court after a big March madness win in college. 

First world problems .

First world problems.

I'd say Dan LeBatard is the current genius of radio. That show is pure entertainment...to the point that they have cracked the code on how to do sports radio that isn't the same thing as every other sports radio show.

I get that, have heard that and can't disagree. Maybe it's just me but he's not my cup of tea.. Probably an acquired taste like tomatoes or something. I'll warm up to it at some point I guess. His voice just pisses me off at this point .

Xanax is a helluva drug.

In all seriousness, I like both of them but I only found it awkward in Cowherd's position.

To me, it sounded like Cowherd was excited about the interview and Jim was in a relax mode probably doing one in a long list of many. I thought the same thing Jim did about the "buy/bye" verbiage. Not a huge deal either way. 

Thanks for posting it.

I feel a deep itch in my groin. The kind under your nuts.. especially after you trim. You keep scratching when you wake up but it doesn't soothe the itch. Just keep digging .. Make the nuts raw underneath .. Sorry ..... To much ?

Big ups for this Jeremy. I've never been and I'm headed back to Moorseville from Kansas to visit family and friends. This is now added to the agenda. Still trying to decide if we should go the first Friday or Saturday.

I hope he gets healthy and stays healthy. Maybe he can come back and play LT.

Pretty awesome . I'll be listening on the app. The biggest question really with you being in the show is can you play LT?

those who feel a little weird don't understand how he will be used. he is not a replacement for TD, and not a luxury pick. he will be a huge upgrade to our defense. there were several threads written during the draft that explained his likely role as big nickel or buffalo nickel.

Nice! A nickel is worth 5 no matter how you look at it. I'm pretty excited for ShaqTime.

Hey Jeremy I know you've addressed this before but I can't find the post ... Is Brandon Wegher a dark horse at any position ? Does he have a shot of making the 53 in any capacity based on the OTA's pre-pads?

If I can pontificate a bit, for your education, one of the rules of the Internet is "There are no girls on the Internet". This rule does not mean what you think it means.

 

In real life, people like you for being a girl. They want to #$%$ you, so they pay attention to you and pretend what you have to say is interesting, or that you are smart or clever. On the Internet, we don't have the chance to #$%$ you. This means that the advantage of being a "girl" does not exist. You don't get a bonus to conversation just because I'd like to put my #$%$ in you.

 

When you make a post like, "hurr durr, I'm a girl" you are begging for attention. The only reason to post it is because you want your girl-advantage back, because you are too vapid and too stupid to do or say anything interesting without it. You are forgetting the rules, there are no girls on the Internet.

 

The one exception to this rule, the one way you can get your "girlness" back on the internet, is to post your #$%$. This is, and should be, degrading for you, an admission that the only interesting thing about you is your naked body.

 

TL/DR: #$%$ or GTFO

That sounds like a George Carlin inspired rant. Nice!!

I'm 25. Born in 1990 and have been a Panther fan since 95'. I was a new fan of the game and they were a new team. As a 5 year old I picked them for the logo and color scheme and have stuck with them ever since. Being a fan of a team in another region hasn't been easy. I remember "watching" entire games on ESPN Gamecast because there was no such thing as Red Zone or Sunday Ticket.

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Age 5 or 6 here rocking a Panther t-shirt. My bowl cut was the GOAT.

You really are the epitome of a "life long " Panther fan.

When I was growing up I moved around and never had a hometown team. I pulled for players back then. Walter Payton, Herschel Walker, Ronnie Lott .. Etc

When the Panthers came to town it was the first team that was ever " my team"

I was in the hospital with my newborn son when a few nurses came and told me that Kerry Collins had been brought in with a broken jaw. Aug 97

I normally hate the obsession of giving newly drafted players nicknames.... But these dudes have to become known as "the Twin Towers"

Alien vs Predator

Commercials.

Anyone else have to strategically look at the huddle based on their CBT?

(Commercial Buffer Time)

Those are some manly sounding names.

HA! Was thinking the same thing.

In the manly-name draft board they are projected much higher than Gurley.