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Remember the Artie Johnson character on the show Rowan and Martin's Laugh In?
This would be back in the 60s for you young punks not born yet.
He had this character who was a German soldier from WWII and he would make funny comments during cutaway shots.
"Very interesting Boopy"
was one of his fav sayings.
So what's my point?
Are you seeing what I am seeing?
Take Dalton. Vet QB most think needs to be put out to pasture.
But he has twice brought us back on 2 wins in dramatic fashion.
In Indianapolis..Phillip Rivers..
Another fossil QB is driving his new team to the playoffs.
Very interesting, Boopy.
What do you make of this?
Could it just be their last gasps as players occurring?
Or is there something to experience and competitive fires that still burn from within?
If you are a leader..does that ever stop?
And while we are talking leadership let's remember to tip our hats to Jerrah for giving the approval to sign Dalton.
Cowboy history generally shows us when we have a clear #1 QB we never really keep much in reserve to back them up.
Romo never had much.
Aikman neither.
But Dak?
Sort of different the change under Big Mike.
Apparently he knows #2 can make you or break you.
Very interesting, Boopy.
Comments?
This would be back in the 60s for you young punks not born yet.
He had this character who was a German soldier from WWII and he would make funny comments during cutaway shots.
"Very interesting Boopy"
was one of his fav sayings.
So what's my point?
Are you seeing what I am seeing?
Take Dalton. Vet QB most think needs to be put out to pasture.
But he has twice brought us back on 2 wins in dramatic fashion.
In Indianapolis..Phillip Rivers..
Another fossil QB is driving his new team to the playoffs.
Very interesting, Boopy.
What do you make of this?
Could it just be their last gasps as players occurring?
Or is there something to experience and competitive fires that still burn from within?
If you are a leader..does that ever stop?
And while we are talking leadership let's remember to tip our hats to Jerrah for giving the approval to sign Dalton.
Cowboy history generally shows us when we have a clear #1 QB we never really keep much in reserve to back them up.
Romo never had much.
Aikman neither.
But Dak?
Sort of different the change under Big Mike.
Apparently he knows #2 can make you or break you.
Very interesting, Boopy.
Comments?
