literally her only flaw is her schnozz, which is every bit the gigantic honker, but the legs and, well, the rest of her more than makes up for it
there's a reason all the guys on the tour had massive crushes on her
If the offense is performing below your expectations, then your expectations were outta whack. Divorced from reality. Not in touch with how things actually were.
The ceiling is very high for this offense, but you're not going to replace most of it from the prior year and see improvement, unless you're kicking out non-performers and replacing them with high quality transfers. That's not what happened with us; we're graduating guys into the NFL, and replacing them with inexperience.
Now, if the offense is still shitty when we go to the swamp, I'll be more concerned.
Put to you this way: If Superman hadn't happened, Batman never happens. The independent Salkind family produced it, and proved that a superhero movie could be a critical and commercial success, and not just... well...
whatever that was.
For the love of God, Superman had fuckin Marlon Brando in it. And Gene Hackman. 1978 is when the comic book movie proved to be real, and everything afterwards owes their success to it.
My man.
I'm also in on the "never bothered learning many cover songs" train. On the bass, rather, since my guitar playing just started. Learned a few with a friend later in life, but before that... only wanted to do my own thing. And I'm still there on the guitar; don't want to learn others' songs so much.
That said, I like how the main riff of "Crazy Train" gives you every major chord inversion on the D, G, B string, so it's a fun way to practice those.
What made Die Hard distinct was that Willis' character wasn't a superhero. He wasn't a ninja, not special forces, not some guy with secret training or special abilities. He was a cop, alone, shoeless and hurt, and somehow survived and kept his wits about him.
THAT'S the formula Die Hard started.
Yep. The first GOOD superhero movie.
Mary Poppins beat it by a quarter century.
that too, but we don't talk about that film any more
How about Clerks? Basically launched the 90s indie film craze.
an interesting thing happened when I took time off last week
I ate more, drank more, exercised almost none at all, and lost three pounds. Nothing was surgically removed or fell off.
Can you guess why?
There's a lady who has taught band and orchestra music for decades here, nigh legendary, who tells her students:
"Practice doesn't make perfect; practice makes permanent."
If you practice shitty habits, you'll make those shitty habits permanent. Practice good habits, and you'll make them permanent.
It's not in the first two games of the season. Which goes along with your point about all the other powers struggling with weak programs last weekend. I'm not saying we won't contend; I am saying that folks should've expected the first few games to look pretty rough.
And most of our fans clearly don't watch any games other than ours.
But now everyone's decided that Arch sucks balls, has a shoulder injury, and we should just start putting in that guy from Troy because there's no hope. 😉