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   Margueritem said, 3 months ago

   A few?

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   Chrisnp said, 3 months ago

   This is more sad than funny

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   Jo Jo said, 3 months ago

   He just wants to make sure every answer is well-thought-out.

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   3hourtour said, 3 months ago

   …yet.he’s still playing football..no wonder Brett Favre had such a hard time deciding to play or not…

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   dtroutma said, 3 months ago

   Our nation’s two most destructive obsessions, war and football.

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   pbarnrob said, 3 months ago

   Except for the explosives, not that much difference…

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   RinaFarina said, 3 months ago

   …..sigh…..

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   Joe Allen Doty said, 3 months ago

   Yes, there is a similarity in head traumas suffered by various people.

   The head trauma I sustained due to being assaulted from behind and hit in the side of and back of my head several times is somewhat similar to what football players and boxers have gotten.

   It just doesn’t take me that long to talk between being asked a question and my answering it. I say that buying a computer and getting on the internet helped restore a lot of my memory.

   Yesterday, I was attempting to tell the complex manager and maintenance man who sang “It Never Rains in California” on the Mickey Mouse Club when I was a teenager. I tried to think of for whom Leo Carrillo, the singer, was the TV series sidekick.

   While that is the title of the song, in the lyrics is “It never rains in California; it pours.”

   The TV series was “The Cisco Kid.”

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   baslim_the_begger said, 3 months ago

   Joe Allen Doty: Hey Cisco! Hey Pancho!
   Duncan Renaldo was Cisco, Leo Carrillo was Pancho.

   And let’s not forget boxing in the head trauma department.

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    yyyguy said, 3 months ago

    si, Cisco.

    wasn’t “It Never Rains in California” sung by Albert Hammond?

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    ChukLitl said, 3 months ago

    I’m glad footfall’s back.
    I like watching blunt force trauma.

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    Margueritem said, 3 months ago

    Joe Allen Doty, I enjoy your comments. You are truly a fount of knowledge.

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    notinksanymore said, 3 months ago

    Joe Allen Doty– I recently read an article that claimed role-playing video games actually help people who have had head injuries regain some of their lost function. Something to do with engaging multiple parts of the brain. If that’s true, then you are probably right about the computer!

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    Radical-Knight said, 3 months ago

    Eye/Hand coordination…

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    stpatme said, 3 months ago

    So nice to remember Gerry Ford, may he rest in peace.