[Liberty4Life]

Worth a read. At the very least, print it out for your next trip to the porcelain throne.

http://spectator.org/archives/2009/07/2 ... ty-weekend

Nice article, and he really loved the place. Contains this diddy about meeting Junior:

Jerry is a handsome devil, movie-star quality, and his wife, Becki, is simply beautiful. Their son Trey, a college student, is also handsome, helpful, and amazingly strong. I had to ask him to ratchet his handshake down a bit lest he kill me.

And this one about that region on the other side of the Mason-Dixon line.

I love the South. My life is all about travel and I am in every part of the nation week by week. There is no part of the nation that I dislike. Not one. Not even New York City, although that’s my least favorite. But for a large region, the southeastern United States, which means the states of the former Confederacy, plus most of Maryland, especially around Baltimore, plus Kentucky. For reasons I do not know, the southeastern USA has the most polite and friendly people on this planet.

[Cider Jim]

On speaking at LU's graduation:

This might have been one of the two or three best days of my life.

[Libertine]

Note to Liberty4Life: Please please please please please please please change your avatar. That logo evokes memories of an era best forgotten.

[flamesfilmguy]

Note to Liberty4Life: Please please please please please please please change your avatar. That logo evokes memories of an era best forgotten.

Nightmares again?

[Liberty4Life]

I aim to please.

[Cider Jim]

[olldflame]

Looks like Mr. Stein likes to use his travel time to stay in touch with his fans. I can't believe how much he wrote about that. I especially liked the story about JJ helping the girl get her laundry to the car. Pretty typical from what I know about him, but Ben seemed almost amazed by it. I do think he lost a bit of credibility raving about how handsome the Falwell men were.

[Libertine]

Note to Liberty4Life: Please please please please please please please change your avatar. That logo evokes memories of an era best forgotten.

Nightmares again?

Nasty flashbacks. Thanks L4L.

[Liberty4Life]

Hey, I was there, too... I can remember the days of being in the stands thinking to myself... "don't throw it Gus, don't throw it Gus, don't throw.... ah, he threw it. Interception. That's just great."

[ATrain]

Hey, I was there, too... I can remember the days of being in the stands thinking to myself... "don't throw it Gus, don't throw it Gus, don't throw.... ah, he threw it. Interception. That's just great."

I remember the Coastal fans outnumbering our fans on a cold, October night. Thank God I was in the pressbox, b/c there was no way I would've been there otherwise.

[SuperJon]

That game sucked. It was 85 degrees when we left the beach that Friday. Get up here and it's in the low 40's before kickoff.

[BJWilliams]

I was at that game too...it was pretty lonely on the student side (and I think some of the band was upset because places we could go to eat after the game would be closed (except IHOP and Macado's