Oh man, tell me about it. For some reason this one affected me seriously. Never met the guy, but he was such a gentleman on this Board, and we had so much positive interaction, it is hard to process the fact that he is really gone. He was a huge fan and loved traveling to games with his wife and stuff. It just sucks.
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Just hang on to whatever youth you have left...be cool...and enjoy every day...all you can do...RIP MJ. Haven't been on the board much lately, came to see how recruiting went and saw this thread. Wow. His age really hits home with me.as well.
A few people have come and gone here over the years, some just disappear while others have gone into the big stadium in the sky.. Makes me very sad.
I watched Kerwin Bell win a small college championship last weekend for VSU. Crap. I remember watching him play every Saturday as a Gator. I'm a good bit older than he. He looks like crap. That didn't make me feel any better either.
He will always have a place in my heart for this classic moment:
That ranks up there with the classic butt fumble for the Jets. The best part was 21 pushing hi as he was grimacing, lol. Which one is better?
I was taking a trip down memory lane and looking up posts by forgotten posters. I had several friends who worked at Barnett Bank, including my current wife, I saw this post and went wow. That was about 30 years ago? Jacksonville has certainly changed in the past 40 years. I don't spend much time there anymore (it's become a shithole) but when I first moved there the south side of Baymeadows Road across the street from Bombay Bicycle Club was a freaking cow pasture. It has NOT been an improvement by the way.
2nd. After 30 years of renewed bachelorhood. As bad as Jacksonville has become, it's still not New Joisey shittihood. 😂
Ha ha. I’m actually on a train right now going to msg for the college ball and I feel like I’m headed straight to the bowels of hell.
Bunch of meth and crackheads on Baymeadows Road these days. Prostitution rings. If the Greaseman was still a local DJ he'd be reporting on his rides as a volunteer with the JSO about that area instead of "Zone 3".
