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otb_lifer last won the day on February 9 2020
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Man of Constant Sorrow has passed away
otb_lifer replied to Adam Harstad's topic in Footballguys Free For All
he was a dear friend. Tom had an incredible way about him inasmuch that he had the ability to take the most mundane/random topics and make them the single most fascinating correspondence - he made you feel like you were the most important person in the room - a selfless trait that was exhibited in his real life day to day, taking care of those he loved, giving of himself 'til it hurt. there was one constant through our countless PMs and convos - and that was his propensity to share everything of himself ... i recall him first bouncing his photography about, and asking me to highli- 142 replies
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i fall into this camp, as well - any "luxuriant" risk of life falls flat for me. dunno, i was surrounded by a ton of misery and untimely deaths when growing up, mostly drug/alcohol related. so many people succumbed from our 'hood, great majority under the age of 21(4 family members included up in that). makes a person value the life they were given, and to be witness to such senseless and heartbreaking loss at an impressionable age turns one sour on thrill seeking sorts - suffice to say that it took awhile for me to fully grasp this concept - i was a notorious drunk driver for a good 3/4 ye
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killin' some time getting ####faced on some old-fashioneds here in Jersey - no seats at the bar, mutha ####### deadbeats nursing beers (seriously, ####head, TAKE THE ####### NIPPLE OFF) - all glued for this Barcelona/Chelsea game where men in shorts are kickin' a sphere about i need to roll back to da 'hood ? these damn suburbanites
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Dr. Robert - "you really don't need those balls ... do you?" Occasionally, Liston's speed and showmanship actually were a hindrance to his operations. Once, he took a patient's #### off along with the leg that was being amputated. His most famous (and possibly apocryphal) mishap was the operation where he was moving so fast that he took off a surgical assistant's fingers as he cut through a leg and, while switching instruments, slashed a spectator's coat. The patient and the assistant both died from infections of their wounds, and the spectator was so scared that he'd been stabbed that h