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lol...touche'.
Yeah, and to piggy back on that, I remember the girls back in the 70's were also in much better shape back then. Nowadays, there are girls who may have a nice silhouette, but for the most part, they are not nearly as "toned" as they used to be.Rabidraider wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 3:13 pm If you look at old video of pre 70s most were lean. Processed food and too much screen time.
I bike in the nice weather and barely see kids anymore.
Once we can run two TE sets I except his arm strength won’t be an issue.raidersince63 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 5:02 pm Yeah, I'm sure that Kirk's arm is not as strong as it once was. But I seem to remember him airing out quite a few long passes in camp but none in the Miami game. And we have no way of knowing if Kubiak even called any plays that called for Cousins to throw the ball 40-50 or more yards.
In the Miami game, the running game was doing it's job and with the exception of the INTs, Cousins seemed to simply take what Miami's defense gave him, so it didn't really require long passes. Running the ball and short underneath passes are a well known page out of Kubiak's playbook.
7.6 yards per attempt.....not a burn burnerWillmark wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 5:25 pm Once we can run two TE sets I except his arm strength won’t be an issue.
A person would think quitting alcohol would make the mind sharper but, after almost 27 years quit I’m still waiting.raidersince63 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 4:42 pm Same here...I had 2 different cancer episodes within a year and a half and when you hear the "C" word it can obviously scare the hell out of you. I'm not quite as tall as you but I had grown a bit fluffy and stepped on the scales one morning and it said "222" so I decided to do something about it. My goal was 190 and through diet changes, exercise, and most importantly, I quit all alcohol which was a big factor in my weight loss...and I've stayed at 190 for nearly 3 years now.
But as a bonus, as I gradually lost weight, in addition to my mind becoming sharper, I was also amazed that backaches came less often, my hips and feet stopped hurting and my steps became noticeably much lighter.
One of the better decisions I've ever made.
More real food, less face stuffing constantly. All of your points. People had gardens and they cookedmstrbass2000 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 4:56 pm yeah, when most people actually worked hard daily...these days most work is done behind a computer or at home with snacks on the desk and free coffee all day long
You bastards got the golden age of America! I see the images of women in the 60's and my mouth waters. I was born in 92' & I find myself listening to 50's 60's oldies, 70's and 80's. Man, to feel for a time and place you never lived is wildraidersince63 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 5:17 pm Yeah, and to piggy back on that, I remember the girls back in the 70's were also in much better shape back then. Nowadays, there are girls who may have a nice silhouette, but for the most part, they are not nearly as "toned" as they used to be.
Like you alluded to, put down your damn phone, and get outside for a change.
There’s little work ethic like the old days. What gets me is we old timers used to be afraid of adults and would never consider talking back and always addressed them as Mr and Mrs Smith.Rabidraider wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 3:13 pm If you look at old video of pre 70s most were lean. Processed food and too much screen time.
I bike in the nice weather and barely see kids anymore.
I survived the 60's, and somehow made it out alive and lived to tell about it..Goodtimes333 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 6:19 pm You bastards got the golden age of America! I see the images of women in the 60's and my mouth waters. I was born in 92' & I find myself listening to 50's 60's oldies, 70's and 80's. Man, to feel for a time and place you never lived is wild
my dick enjoyed the aquanet era quite nicelyGoodtimes333 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 6:19 pm You bastards got the golden age of America! I see the images of women in the 60's and my mouth waters. I was born in 92' & I find myself listening to 50's 60's oldies, 70's and 80's. Man, to feel for a time and place you never lived is wild
raidersince63 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 6:28 pm I survived the 60's, and somehow made it out alive and lived to tell about it..
Back when there was bush eh?? The 80's truly have a pull on me. I can only imagine. You could be snatch cousins with Vince Neil or Tommy Lee lol
As much as I hate to admit it, that's how it was.The 60's were a scary time to grow up.Goodtimes333 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 6:50 pm
This scene was the first thing that came to mind reading that haha!
Kids actually played outside and interacted with other kids, I remember doing chores helping my grandma with gardening, running to the store down the street to buy stuff and knowing the general store owner, the butcherGoodtimes333 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 6:17 pm More real food, less face stuffing constantly. All of your points. People had gardens and they cooked
Blow jobs and natural bush were pretty greatGoodtimes333 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 6:53 pm Back when there was bush eh?? The 80's truly have a pull on me. I can only imagine. You could me snatch cousins with Vince Neil or Tommy Lee lol
