The NFL Shield At Midfield

It's never too late, but it sure doesn't hurt for your formative years learning an instrument to be when you don't have a career or other adult stuff to worry about. God only knows the years of ear splitting hellish noise I subjected my parents to when I was in high school. The first two bands I ever went really nuts about were Metallica and Korn in the late 90s, but something about the presence and power of Jimmy Page was what cemented it. He's the main reason I play a Les Paul and why it's my favorite style of guitar today. Learning how to play an instrument is rewarding at any age though. If you stick with it it's going to be something that you love for life.

When I was 14 I saw The Song Remains The Same and decided I had to figure out how to do that. 20 years later and it's still one of the serious passions in my life.

in before lock

We've had some bad offensive line play on this franchise but I think he's easily among the worst. He reminds me of that French Canadian guy (Foucaults something or other I don't remember) that got shoved in at tackle against the Eagles on MNF on 2014 because of injuries to the Bell/Chandler juggernaut. I remember watching a replay from one of our godawful wastes of an afternoon last year where Paradis got bull rushed into Darnold's lap without getting so much as a hand on the defender. He snapped the ball and just got moved backwards ten yards. Sadly I agree that Elflein is probably an upgrade over him.

lmfao I haven't thought about that guy in ages so I checked out his post history Greg Hardy Greg Hardy this other player committed a crime or did something bad, why's he in the league but Panther legend and amazing human being Greg Hardy isn't? Greg Hardy Greg Hardy GREG HARDY

You haven't experienced hell until you've been stuck in a Durham Bojangles full of Duke students on Saturday morning.

Bet @4Corners is still passed out I don't pay much attention to college basketball but I caught the second half because it was a game of historic importance. K looked like he wanted to kill his entire team and then himself during that ceremony. Also holy poo imagine camping out for weeks and/or dropping a down payment on a house just to watch that.

lol I wasn't trying to imply that, just what people are going to be mad about will be different

Well in two weeks it's going to be nonstop complaints about our free agency haul and then after that the draft, so it's not going to be like this for much longer.

Going to suck watching him go to the Pro Bowl but he clearly doesn't want to be here and doesn't give a fug.

2023 offseason: "Matt Rhule: Chinn might be able to play closer to the box"

Yeah the post Super Bowl - pre FA/Draft period is the deadest part of the year and the Panthers look to be horrible and painful to watch for the foreseeable future. Anybody hanging around this board is seriously committed to the team.

The Panthers have officially recognized Watson's independence from the Texans and will be sending peacekeeping forces to Houston to ensure his safety

"So Greg, are you vaccinated?"

Figures. Live Nation/Ticketbastard's monopoly is criminal

holy poo, nothing against Dropkick Murphys but that's really what they're charging for general admission?

CIN needed a quick stop like that

Sounds like the fanbases are pretty evenly matched in the stadium

Billie Jean King with sigma energy on the coin flip

One of the better recent ones for sure

30-27 Bengals take it

They walked the ramparts, they stormed the airports, it was great, lots of people are saying it. People are running up to me, smart people, saying "Mr. President, they stormed the ramparts, we've never seen anything like it before". I'm not the one saying it, lots of people are saying it.

Sounds like the crowd is more hyped for the Bengals tbh

6:30 is the listed time but you have to consider how long it's going to take for whoever is singing the National Anthem to show off the fact that they can hit every note in the key and hold it for 30 seconds. So probably some time tomorrow morning.