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About Riggo-toni
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Birthdate
8/5/1963
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Music, guitars, art, history, theology
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Washington Football Team Fan Since
71
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Favorite Washington Football Team Player
Sonny
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Marietta, GA
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Guitars and Football
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Geek
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I would love for Bezos to acquire the team, but what is he going to do with 40%? Would an MIT grad and most successful businessman of his era want to play silent partner to a sleazy grossly incompetent megalomaniac?
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Your favorite words/least favorite words
Riggo-toni replied to Spaceman Spiff's topic in The Tailgate
I watched an art seminar put on by a woman and her young daughter, and while I picked up some cool techniques and ideas, I swear I wanted to throw a brick at my monitor after about the twentieth time I had to hear someone say "super excited." The other phrase I hate that every douchebag in professional sports rattles off "it taught me how to deal with adversity." I dunno about favorite. A decade ago it might have been luthier. Maybe libidinous... -
Cherokee Nation Addresses Bias Against Descendants of Enslaved People
Riggo-toni replied to ClaytoAli's topic in The Tailgate
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It's genuinely unfortunate how Machiavelli has been maligned by The Prince and the designation "Machiavellian". This is the guy who insisted republic was a better form of government than monarchy, that it was better to have an open contentious society than one in which dissent was oppressed, that there needed to be separate branches of government with a system of checks and balances in place to prevent tyranny, and that to protect a republic the citizens needed the right to bear arms. Our constitution is based on Machiavelli's concepts from Discourses on Livy, though probably filtered through
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Legendary NFL head coach Marty Schottenheimer dies at 77
Riggo-toni replied to redskinss's topic in The Stadium
Is 57 younger than you? The only close games in this were the Bengals-SF and the Giants-Bills m San Francisco 38, Miami 16 XX Jan. 26, 1986 Superdome (New Orleans) Chicago 46, New England 10 XXI Jan. 25, 1987 Rose Bowl (Pasadena, Calif.) New York Giants 39, Denver 20 XXII Jan. 31, 1988 Jack Murphy Stadium (San Diego) Washington 42, Denver 10 XXIII Jan. 22, 1989 Joe Robbie Stadium (Miami) S -
Legendary NFL head coach Marty Schottenheimer dies at 77
Riggo-toni replied to redskinss's topic in The Stadium
The Broncos teams were getting blown out by 20 or 30 points in the SB. We're not talking about the 97-98 teams. Between the 83 Raiders and the 97 Broncos the AFC never won a SB, and other than "wide right" the games were blowouts. And yet during all this time, he only won 3 playoff games. -
The Random Thought Thread Vol 2---Read OP For Thread Rules
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If this doesn't brighten your day, you may be a psychopath. https://youtube.com/shorts/JeKmAp-hJlc -
The Random Thought Thread Vol 2---Read OP For Thread Rules
Riggo-toni replied to Jumbo's topic in The Tailgate
Scritches https://youtube.com/shorts/njTxJMXvQnI -
Chris Polian is Brucifer part deux - the son of a great GM who took over for daddy in Indy and was AWFUL. At least Kyle Smith inherited his father's gift for evaluating college talent. Chris only got the job in Indy because of his father's pull, and he got them both fired. Nobody but us would hire this guy.
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Mike Lee is a lying lowlife scumbag. That is all. Carry on...