For some reason, this reminds me of Fezzik from The Princess Bride.
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Get The Picture · Bloviation for the Dawgnation
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He is the brute squad.
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“I have no key.”
“Fezzik, tear his arms off.”
“Oh, you mean this key.”
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Yeah, that play kind of symbolized the entire game. Stackhouse just shoved him down instead of lighting him up from the backside. Like a predator playing with it’s prey.
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We noticed a UAB tackle offering a hand up to a Georgia back early in the game. Nothing wrong with a bit of sportsmanship in that type of contest.
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He’d have killed him if he had really laid on a real tackle.
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Exactly… That’s called showing mercy.
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It’s not his fault that he is the biggest and strongest. He doesn’t even exercise.
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Now that was good stuff right there now…and entertaining….
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“I have no key.”
“Fezzik, tear his arms off.”
“Oh, you mean this key.”
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Sorry. Didn’ t mean to post that twice.
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OD, on occasion I have a post that doesn’t show immediately and once not at all. I blame it on Hillbilly Windstream or slack ass Verizon.
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some things are worth posting twice 👍🏻
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UAB QB: Finally, now that their 3rd string defense is in I can get SHIT WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT?
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Welcome to the party big man.
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Our D-line is pretty good.
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You reckon?
😉
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You can ride a Defense a long way….
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I just think anyone whose last name is Stackhouse sounds like a bad dude.
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That’s right, DDB. Sometimes the name fits the man. In the early 80’s a hand-to-hand instructor at Ranger School was Sergeant Swackhamer. A real brute. Google that image.
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I remember a Dr. Risk (actual spelling) at Benning.
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Bubble Blower, did Dr. Risk teach that to own North America was the key to winning the game?
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What he taught me was anything short of death qualifies you fit for duty.
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The surgeon that truly saved my life was named Dr. Hack. Also had one named Dr. Payne.
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My dad, who was a Ranger in Vietnam and later an instructor at the mountain phase in Dahlonega in the late 1960s, enjoyed telling me growing up that, “there’s a difference between pain and injury” followed by “you’re not hurt until the bone’s showing.”
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Camp Frank D. Merrill had the best mess hall in the yankee Army. You damn sure earn your chow up there.
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Sgt Branch, our section leader in Korea. He jumped with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team during the Korean War not 5 miles from our compound. He was not to be trifled with. https://live.staticflickr.com/4296/36000109535_f6eeffd99c_o.jpg
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The name Nazir is kind of bad ass too… I will never forget Drill Sgt. Grady
he was 6 7 about 290 before creatures of that size were common place. Looked like Smokey the Bear walking across the Parade ground.
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LOL..I was in the Navy and we had some Army Mountain troops staying on base . They were housed in the transient barracks with a bunch of us sailors. We got along great playing cards and grab ass-assing with them.
A few minutes after “lights out” the first night, someone said “Army Rangers are pussies”. Some army guy got up, turned on the lights and said, “let’s see if you have the balls to say that with the lights on”. We all just roared laughing. . He turned the lights off and got himself tucked back into his rack and the same voice said, “Army Rangers are pussies unless the light is on”.. Guy got up again…LOL.same result.
The next morning they got treated to some great breakfast and we all had a good laugh. This was during the VN war and I honestly admired them even if they were pussies when the lights were out.
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….and stow those grab-assing jokes. This was long before the military got woke.
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In the Navy…
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Every time I read/hear it I think of True Blood.
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Just waves and waves of monsters!
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Stackhouse?…
More like a..
BRICK HOUSE!!
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More like Sackhouse!
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Nazir to you Sir.
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Had a great look at it from my seat in Sec 117.. Nazir purposely held up so he wouldn’t hurt the QB.
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I believe Herschel once said that he often laid off going full bore in High School out of mercy for the kids that were supposed to tackle him.
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I know Scott Howard called him “Big Stack” but in my head I heard “Big Snack” and that is his nickname now and forever.
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I don’t think the Dawg’s D will show that sort of courtesy towards the gaytors QB. I really hope not.
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