McCoy

[Harbingers]

Sore Groin? Expected to play? Anyone got more info. Just heard it on the two minute drill. 

[Moorgan]

Well with Boulware gone, we don't really have anyone that will...target...the area.

 

I think they said it's minor and he will be fine.

[SgtJoo]

 

[therealmjl]

Already prepping that "injury" when TD decleats him I see.

[KillerKat]

I almost forgot McCoy is on the Bills now. It'll be interesting seeing CMC  play against him as he is the spitting image of a younger McCoy.

[iamhubby1]

    I realize I am...older...and you kids have a really interesting relationship with the English language. But, what does "Almost Forgot" mean? That the knowledge of McCoy being on the Bills almost slipped away to the nether regions of your brain. But at the last possible moment,  BANG, it popped back in?

 

     I mean, is there a place, like a purgatory, where thoughts teeter on the precipice.  Balanced between plunging down the abyss, and being lost forever. Or hanging on by a fingernail hoping to be called upon once again? And exactly where do thoughts go once they have been cast into oblivion? Buffalo?

 

    Fascinating.

[Harbingers]

32 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

    I realize I am...older...and you kids have a really interesting relationship with the English language. But, what does "Almost Forgot" mean? That the knowledge of McCoy being on the Bills almost slipped away to the nether regions of your brain. But at the last possible moment,  BANG, it popped back in?

 

     I mean, is there a place, like a purgatory, where thoughts teeter on the precipice.  Balanced between plunging down the abyss, and being lost forever. Or hanging on by a fingernail hoping to be called upon once again? And exactly where do thoughts go once they have been cast into oblivion? Buffalo?

 

    Fascinating.

We call it social media desensitization affect and and the art of killing brain cells.

[iamhubby1]

1 minute ago, Harbingers said:

We call it social media desensitization affect and and the art of killing brain cells.

 

    Well I don't like it. Back in the day we didn't have media, and we used drugs and alcohol to kill brain cells. Damm kids nowadays got it so easy it truly fries my bacon. Mmmm, now I'm hungry. Where was I?

 

 

[Harbingers]

7 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

    Well I don't like it. Back in the day we didn't have media, and we used drugs and alcohol to kill brain cells. Damm kids nowadays got it so easy it truly fries my bacon. Mmmm, now I'm hungry. Where was I?

 

 

Oh I totally agree, I don't have any social media but this. I'm oldschool man. 

[jfra78]

3 hours ago, iamhubby1 said:

    I realize I am...older...and you kids have a really interesting relationship with the English language. But, what does "Almost Forgot" mean? That the knowledge of McCoy being on the Bills almost slipped away to the nether regions of your brain. But at the last possible moment,  BANG, it popped back in?

 

     I mean, is there a place, like a purgatory, where thoughts teeter on the precipice.  Balanced between plunging down the abyss, and being lost forever. Or hanging on by a fingernail hoping to be called upon once again? And exactly where do thoughts go once they have been cast into oblivion? Buffalo?

 

    Fascinating.

"Almost forgot" has been around a long time.  I am a gen Xer and I have heard this saying all my life.  I don't use it, but it's been around.

[Daddy_Uncle]

5 hours ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

    Well I don't like it. Back in the day we didn't have media, and we used drugs and alcohol to kill brain cells. Damm kids nowadays got it so easy it truly fries my bacon. Mmmm, now I'm hungry. Where was I?

 

 

Well now kids have harder drugs, harder alcohol and social media