The Weirdly Wonderful Seneca Wallace Small Talk Chit Chat Talkin' Topics Thread

[jlzinck]

Originally Posted by BostonNut

jlzinck has pink hair and clogged the entire sewer system on Cape Cod.

It was only 1 town. Liar

[TheFrenzy]

Originally Posted by BostonNut

A few things to note if you plan on sticking around:

Frenzy is a professor in training or something at ASU and he teaches The History of Baseball.

This might be the most neutral comment you've made to me. Unless you've gotten really subtle.

As a reward, I'll give you more ammunition: I'm not really a huge baseball fan and I haven't watched an entire game since October 11, 2011. Nelson Cruz misplaying that fly ball in Game 6 hurt so bad.

In fact, if I had to rank my most painful sports memories I'd probably go with:

1. Dez caught it
2. The refereeing in Game 5 of the 2005 Mavs-Heat NBA Final
3. Cruz's World Series gaffe
4. Colt McCoy's injury against Alabama in the National Championship
5. Randy Moss destroying the Cowboys on Thanksgiving, 1998
6. Chris Simms handing Colorado a lead that not even Major Applewhite could bring Texas back from
7. Romo's missed snap against Seattle

[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by JosieD

There is a Lynyrd Skynard museum?? I absolutely love Second Helping.

Yes it’s only about a 45 minute drive from us, every time me and my wife pass the exit we both say we need to go there someday. I know nothing about it so this might be where we end up Saturday.

[fulltritty]

Originally Posted by TheFrenzy

This might be the most neutral comment you've made to me. Unless you've gotten really subtle.

As a reward, I'll give you more ammunition: I'm not really a huge baseball fan and I haven't watched an entire game since October 11, 2011. Nelson Cruz misplaying that fly ball in Game 6 hurt so bad.

In fact, if I had to rank my most painful sports memories I'd probably go with:

1. Dez caught it
2. The refereeing in Game 5 of the 2005 Mavs-Heat NBA Final
3. Cruz's World Series gaffe
4. Colt McCoy's injury against Alabama in the National Championship
5. Randy Moss destroying the Cowboys on Thanksgiving, 1998
6. Chris Simms handing Colorado a lead that not even Major Applewhite could bring Texas back from
7. Romo's missed snap against Seattle

How do you qualify to teach the history of baseball when you haven't watched an entire game in 11 years?

[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by JosieD

I am done work for the week. I am ready for a nap, a beer and some pizza.

Sounds like a plan.

[JosieD]

Originally Posted by TheFrenzy

This might be the most neutral comment you've made to me. Unless you've gotten really subtle.

As a reward, I'll give you more ammunition: I'm not really a huge baseball fan and I haven't watched an entire game since October 11, 2011. Nelson Cruz misplaying that fly ball in Game 6 hurt so bad.

In fact, if I had to rank my most painful sports memories I'd probably go with:

1. Dez caught it
2. The refereeing in Game 5 of the 2005 Mavs-Heat NBA Final
3. Cruz's World Series gaffe
4. Colt McCoy's injury against Alabama in the National Championship
5. Randy Moss destroying the Cowboys on Thanksgiving, 1998
6. Chris Simms handing Colorado a lead that not even Major Applewhite could bring Texas back from
7. Romo's missed snap against Seattle

#7 was just brutal. As an Eagles fan, we laughed at the time. I do feel very bad for Romo though. I like him as a commentator..

[fulltritty]

I went to the orthopedic doctor today. They are recommending a gel injection next since the cortisone shot only lasted about a month a a half. They have to write it up to get approved by the insurance company, so I have to wait for that to schedule it.

[Rotherwood]

Originally Posted by spuds1961

Yes it’s only about a 45 minute drive from us, every time me and my wife pass the exit we both say we need to go there someday. I know nothing about it so this might be where we end up Saturday.

I wasn't aware of a Leonard Skinner museum either.

"Working for MCA" and "The Needle and The Spoon" are two of my favorite rock songs

[fulltritty]

Just got done watching SheHulk with my Son. It was a little slow, but that's to be expected for an introduction episode.

[fulltritty]

It sounds like we all need to do a SW road trip to Mississippi to go to the Leonard Skynyrd Museum.

I've been to the Patsy Cline and Johnny Cash Museums in Nashville and those were cool.

[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by fulltritty

Just got done watching SheHulk with my Son. It was a little slow, but that's to be expected for an introduction episode.

Probably just setting up the numerous Shequels.

[Rotherwood]

Originally Posted by spuds1961

Probably just setting up the numerous Shequels.

[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by fulltritty

It sounds like we all need to do a SW road trip to Mississippi to go to the Leonard Skynyrd Museum.

I've been to the Patsy Cline and Johnny Cash Museums in Nashville and those were cool.

Actually my favorite trips were to the Grammy museum in the Delta and this one isn’t in Mississippi it is in Memphis the Staxx label recording museum. The Sun recording studio is also another good place to go.

[Rotherwood]

Originally Posted by spuds1961

Actually my favorite trips were to the Grammy museum in the Delta and this one isn’t in Mississippi it is in Memphis the Staxx label recording museum. The Sun recording studio is also another good place to go.

Right On! I’m just getting started on my Sun vinyl collection


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[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by Rotherwood

Right On! I’m just getting started on my Sun vinyl collection


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I wish I had something like that. I am still pissed At myself for selling my vinyl album collection.

[Rotherwood]

Originally Posted by spuds1961

I wish I had something like that. I am still pissed At myself for selling my vinyl album collection.

I was gifted or inherited a good bit of Old Vinyl... most from the 50's and 60's

I love reading old album liner notes etc.

[corndog]

Originally Posted by spuds1961

Well my wife told me to pick out somewhere in Mississippi I would like to go to on Saturday as we haven’t really done anything in a couple of months. I was googling and I really haven’t found anything that seems interesting that we haven’t already done. Anybody have any suggestions right now I have it narrowed down to a couple of things the B.B King museum or the Lynyrd Skynard museum.

Lynyrd Skynyrd Museum.

[Rotherwood]

Originally Posted by corndog

Lynyrd Skynyrd Museum.

but Leonard Skinner, if you know the story

[corndog]

Originally Posted by jlzinck

It was only 1 town. Liar

[Rotherwood]

This one came out right before the plane crash…. They pulled it off the shelves and changed the cover after the crash


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[jlzinck]

Originally Posted by TheFrenzy

This might be the most neutral comment you've made to me. Unless you've gotten really subtle.

Forget that.....Get your Inspector Gadget kit out and find out who stole this,,,,


https://twitter.com/Burritoexp/statu...13454883270657

[jlzinck]

Originally Posted by spuds1961

Yes it’s only about a 45 minute drive from us, every time me and my wife pass the exit we both say we need to go there someday. I know nothing about it so this might be where we end up Saturday.

A museum about a band from Jacksonville, who sang about Alabama is in Mississippi?

I sw a documentary on them last week. Was pretty good

[BostonNut]

Originally Posted by jlzinck

Forget that.....Get your Inspector Gadget kit out and find out who stole this,,,,


https://twitter.com/Burritoexp/statu...13454883270657

N'Keal probably took THOB and that's what screwed him up. What a waste...

[Rotherwood]

Originally Posted by jlzinck

A museum about a band from Jacksonville, who sang about Alabama is in Mississippi?

I sw a documentary on them last week. Was pretty good

That's where the plane crash happened

[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by jlzinck

A museum about a band from Jacksonville, who sang about Alabama is in Mississippi?

I sw a documentary on them last week. Was pretty good

Yep like I said I haven’t been there yet so I am really curious to see what it’s like.