▪︎ Joe Flacco signs 1-year deal with Browns, has incentives for wins. ( What an idea ? )
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Man I'd love that. Heck, even if we did lose, it's so fun to see some big plays! But man, we are tough at home. I'm gonna check weather out, perhaps we'll get lucky again with it. I also have this feeling that Goodwin is going to get deep for a TD. We know Joe wants to throw it.
I'm not sure what the weather on the lakefront is supposed to be, but 50 miles south where I am its supposed to be in the mid 40s with an 80% chance of rain.
I'm not sure what the weather on the lakefront is supposed to be, but 50 miles south where I am its supposed to be in the mid 40s with an 80% chance of rain.
So, the scariest environment imaginable. That's all you had to say, scariest environment imaginable.
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I'm not sure what the weather on the lakefront is supposed to be, but 50 miles south where I am its supposed to be in the mid 40s with an 80% chance of rain.
So, the scariest environment imaginable. That's all you had to say, scariest environment imaginable.
So, the scariest environment imaginable. That's all you had to say, scariest environment imaginable.
Canal Fulton is kind of a hick town, but I wouldn't refer to it as "the scariest environment ever". ?
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So, the scariest environment imaginable. That's all you had to say, scariest environment imaginable.
Canal Fulton is kind of a hick town, but I wouldn't refer to it as "the scariest environment ever". ?
Canal Fulton is kind of a hick town, but I wouldn't refer to it as "the scariest environment ever". ?
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Canal Fulton is kind of a hick town, but I wouldn't refer to it as "the scariest environment ever". ?
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Kind of surprised there isn't three 20 year old guys with mullets walking down the street. ?
Yep, that's our downtown.
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I know the browns can't bail on Watson after all they've invested in him but man that looks like such a bad investment.
Flacco is too old to be a long term solution but it's the first time in...decades maybe... that the browns have truly looked like a professional football team.
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I'm not sure what the weather on the lakefront is supposed to be, but 50 miles south where I am its supposed to be in the mid 40s with an 80% chance of rain.
So, the scariest environment imaginable. That's all you had to say, scariest environment imaginable.
So, the scariest environment imaginable. That's all you had to say, scariest environment imaginable.
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Canal Fulton is kind of a hick town, but I wouldn't refer to it as "the scariest environment ever". ?
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Tex, Growing up in Cleveland, about 45 miles north of Canal Fulton... I always thought, "wow, that's a weird name for a town".
When I completed the Ohio to Erie Bike Trail a few years back, I found out why.... There really is a canal in Canal Fulton. it's been restored...they even offer canal boat rides in the summer. The bike path is right next to canal, After 100+ years, a lot of the canal has reverted back to it's natural state- and BTW downtown Akron sits directly on top of what used to be the canal.
When you ride the path next to it, you can't help but be amazed at the amount of manual ditch digging labor was involved to create it before the age of steam shovels and bulldozers. A trench 20 feet wide, probably eight feet deep, and hundreds of miles long.
https://www.ohioanderiecanalway.com/plan/listings/canal-fulton-canalway-center/
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UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!! ?
Tex, Growing up in Cleveland, about 45 miles north of Canal Fulton... I always thought, "wow, that's a weird name for a town".
When I completed the Ohio to Erie Bike Trail a few years back, I found out why.... There really is a canal in Canal Fulton. it's been restored...they even offer canal boat rides in the summer. The bike path is right next to canal, After 100+ years, a lot of the canal has reverted back to it's natural state- and BTW downtown Akron sits directly on top of what used to be the canal.
When you ride the path next to it, you can't help but be amazed at the amount of manual ditch digging labor was involved to create it before the age of steam shovels and bulldozers. A trench 20 feet wide, probably eight feet deep, and hundreds of miles long.
https://www.ohioanderiecanalway.com/plan/listings/canal-fulton-canalway-center/
Tex, Growing up in Cleveland, about 45 miles north of Canal Fulton... I always thought, "wow, that's a weird name for a town".
When I completed the Ohio to Erie Bike Trail a few years back, I found out why.... There really is a canal in Canal Fulton. it's been restored...they even offer canal boat rides in the summer. The bike path is right next to canal, After 100+ years, a lot of the canal has reverted back to it's natural state- and BTW downtown Akron sits directly on top of what used to be the canal.
When you ride the path next to it, you can't help but be amazed at the amount of manual ditch digging labor was involver to create it before the age of steam shovels and bulldozers. A trench 20 feet wide, probably eight feet deep, and hundreds of miles long.
https://www.ohioanderiecanalway.com/plan/listings/canal-fulton-canalway-center/
Really can't ask to live anywhere better if you are a bicycling enthusiast.
From Canal Fulton I've ridden north as far as the north end of Akron, and south down to Navarre.
Most of it on the Ohio and Erie Towpath.
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Tex, Growing up in Cleveland, about 45 miles north of Canal Fulton... I always thought, "wow, that's a weird name for a town".
When I completed the Ohio to Erie Bike Trail a few years back, I found out why.... There really is a canal in Canal Fulton. it's been restored...they even offer canal boat rides in the summer. The bike path is right next to canal, After 100+ years, a lot of the canal has reverted back to it's natural state- and BTW downtown Akron sits directly on top of what used to be the canal.
When you ride the path next to it, you can't help but be amazed at the amount of manual ditch digging labor was involver to create it before the age of steam shovels and bulldozers. A trench 20 feet wide, probably eight feet deep, and hundreds of miles long.
https://www.ohioanderiecanalway.com/plan/listings/canal-fulton-canalway-center/
Really can't ask to live anywhere better if you are a bicycling enthusiast.
From Canal Fulton I've ridden north as far as the north end of Akron, and south down to Navarre.
Most of it on the Ohio and Erie Towpath.
Really can't ask to live anywhere better if you are a bicycling enthusiast.
From Canal Fulton I've ridden north as far as the north end of Akron, and south down to Navarre.
Most of it on the Ohio and Erie Towpath.
A few years ago, I made it a goal to complete the entire Ohio to Erie Trail. Living in Dayton the biking capital of SW Ohio... Over a period of years I had ridden it East as far as Big Darby near Columbus, as far south as Newtown near Cincinnati, and the Towpath from Harvard road to Massillon. So all that was left was about a 150 miles. The stretch west of Columbus to Massillon, and 15 mile jogs north from Harvard Road in Cleveland to the lake, and South of Newtown through Cincinnati to the Ohio River. If I had been able to ride point to point I could have done it a lot quicker- had to break it up into out and back chunks. BTW, parts of the trail signage sucked, and I wasted a lot of hours trying to figure out where the trail was, or having to double back because I missed a trail turnoff.
Finally my big victory, putting the wheel of my Waterford in Lake Erie to say I finished... I found out a real interesting fact. I use SPD-L cleats, getting wet sand in them is a BAD idea. Riding back through the Edgewater parking lot it was like having your cleats glued to the pedals with super glue. Zero mph crash- and I kid you not I had to get my feet out of the shoes and rip them off the pedals. Fortunately I had enough water to clean up the cleats.
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Can we get a tracker on how much cash Joe is making? I think it would be great to see his cash total go up every week?
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Well here it is Xmas morning and that present Santa Joe and his little Elf Amari left us turned out to be real after all. Merry Playoffs everyone!!?????
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In the 70s, a group of Italian guys in Pittsburgh dressed up in army garb complete with helmets and made up Italian-themed banners and called themselves "Franco's Italian Army" because of Franco Harris, who was half Italian.
If I would have thought of it earlier I'd consider doing something similar for Thursday night's game, except my helmet would read:
Flacco's Italian Army
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