How much wood would a Woodley chuck chuck?

[Brian37]

Ok, sleuth, who was the last player to score in Super Bowl 17?

Brown.

Boru

Amit that you are Lucy and your yard advertisements are a con. You'd pull the football out of  Charlie every time.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Brown.

Boru

Amit that you are Lucy and your yard advertisements are a con. You'd pull the football out of  Charlie every time.

You’re babbling.

Boru

[arewethereyet]

Brown.

Boru

Amit that you are Lucy and your yard advertisements are a con. You'd pull the football out of  Charlie every time.

Where was the football in Charlie to begin with.

Lucy pulled the football away from Charlie, not out of Charlie.

Gads, learn the language,

[Brian37]

Ok laugh it up. But, who was the defensive player  Miami number who missed Washington's  John Riggins number 44 for his go ahead score?

Cornerback Don McNeal, number 28 (no Googling - I know this because you’ve  asked the same fucking question at least three times).

Boru

You cant hit "The Diesel" low. Riggins was a running back you did not want to face. He basically looked at you as an object in his way and ran over you. As far as running backs in pro football are concerned, in the history of such positions, there were north and south runners, and dancers. One can argue strategy, for sure. But John Riggins didn't give a shit. If you were in front of him, he ran your ass over. 

Don's mistake is that he slipped at the call when the ball was snapped. To his credit he popped up, and ran, his mistake was that he went too high in attempting to tackle Riggins, which allowed Riggins to shed the tackle. 

If you want to stop a running game, the key is to know the blocking pattern on top of hitting low. Riggins run on that play was  not only a coaching design, but a failure on a very basic level of tackling. I look at that play time after time and in any given game Don should have had him.

[Nay_Sayer]

How much wood would a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck Chuck Woolery?

[Brian37]

Ok Boru,

What famous singer shares the same name of Don, who has a song about levies and cars?

Don't underestimate my ability to be silly.

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How much wood would a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck Chuck Woolery?

I seriously do not want to know.

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How much wood would a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck Chuck Woolery?

The fact that you posted this, and the fact that I got it took 2 minutes and 2 seconds. "See you in 2 and 2"

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Ok Boru,

What famous singer shares the same name of Don, who has a song about levies and cars?

Don't underestimate my ability to be silly.

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Don McLean, ‘American Pie’.

Boru

[Brian37]

Ok Boru,

What famous singer shares the same name of Don, who has a song about levies and cars?

Don't underestimate my ability to be silly.

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Don McLean, ‘American Pie’.

Boru

NO WAY!  You have magical powers. How did you know?

In all seriousness, I had a no pay radio show at a local public access tv/radio station. If anyone knows what "backtiming" is I sucked at it. It is where you play a record/cd and calculate the end of the song to buttress to the spot of a break or top of the hour. But I sucked at that, never tried to grasp it, so I always picked long songs I could fade out to. 

I always closed out my 3 hour public access radio show with American Pie.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Don McLean, ‘American Pie’.

Boru

NO WAY!  You have magical powers. How did you know?

In all seriousness, I had a no pay radio show at a local public access tv/radio station. If anyone knows what "backtiming" is I sucked at it. It is where you play a record/cd and calculate the end of the song to buttress to the spot of a break or top of the hour. But I sucked at that, never tried to grasp it, so I always picked long songs I could fade out to. 

I always closed out my 3 hour public access radio show with American Pie.

I know because it’s a very well known song and you gave an insanely obvious clue.

Boru

[Brian37]

NO WAY!  You have magical powers. How did you know?

In all seriousness, I had a no pay radio show at a local public access tv/radio station. If anyone knows what "backtiming" is I sucked at it. It is where you play a record/cd and calculate the end of the song to buttress to the spot of a break or top of the hour. But I sucked at that, never tried to grasp it, so I always picked long songs I could fade out to. 

I always closed out my 3 hour public access radio show with American Pie.

I know because it’s a very well known song and you gave an insanely obvious clue.

Boru

To who?  Certainly you and I, because we both frequent this establishment.