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OK Buckaroos check this video out...

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Morph the Cat

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May 22, 2012, 3:22:36 AM5/22/12
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http://blog.sfgate.com/49ers/2012/05/21/jerry-rice-still-runs-the-hill/

then click on the video Jerry Rice HOF...Unbelievable skills and ease...
Simply the best.

skep...@aol.com

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May 22, 2012, 2:18:43 PM5/22/12
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I was thinking about all those camera men who had to trek their heavy
loads up the hill so Jerry could run by them. Jerry Rices is the best
there ever was. Thanks for the video Morph.

Morph the Cat

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May 23, 2012, 2:35:58 AM5/23/12
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Did you checkout the touchdown video? they must have featured
his 200 touchdowns from every angle...

Gary Rosen

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May 23, 2012, 2:50:04 AM5/23/12
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"Unbelievable skills and ease"

... and work ethic.

I remember that Montana-to-Rice TD pass very well. They were playing at the
Meadowlands in 1988, their first game against the Giants since the 49-3
playoff debacle in Jan. 1987. With just over a minute left the Giants
scored
a touchdown to go up 17-13, they needed a TD. Ran back the kickoff to the
22, then two incompletions before this play on 3d down. What I remember
as much as the play itself was the deathly silence in the stadium when a
sure Giants win turned to defeat at the hands of two of the greatest players
ever. You never heard 70,000 New Yorkers shut up so fast.

- Gary Rosen

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skep...@aol.com

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May 23, 2012, 11:56:00 AM5/23/12
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On May 22, 11:50 pm, "Gary Rosen" <garymro...@comcast.net> wrote:
> "Unbelievable skills and ease"
>
> ... and work ethic.
>
> I remember that Montana-to-Rice TD pass very well.  They were playing at the
> Meadowlands in 1988, their first game against the Giants since the 49-3
> playoff debacle in Jan. 1987.  With just over a minute left the Giants
> scored
> a touchdown to go up 17-13, they needed a TD.  Ran back the kickoff to the
> 22, then two incompletions before this play on 3d down.  What I remember
> as much as the play itself was the deathly silence in the stadium when a
> sure Giants win turned to defeat at the hands of two of the greatest players
> ever.  You never heard 70,000 New Yorkers shut up so fast.
>
> - Gary Rosen
>
> "Morph the Cat"  wrote in messagenews:squirrlyloco-E4E2...@NA.newsgroup-binaries.com... "
>
> http://blog.sfgate.com/49ers/2012/05/21/jerry-rice-still-runs-the-hill/
>
> then click on the video Jerry Rice HOF...Unbelievable skills and ease...
> Simply the best.

All they ever talked about Jerry Rice in the Raiders newsgroup was the
fact that police caught him in a massage parlor. All that talk stopped
when Rice became a Raider.

Leonard

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May 23, 2012, 11:33:54 PM5/23/12
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"Gary Rosen" <garym...@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:jpi1b4$iir$5...@dont-email.me...
> "Unbelievable skills and ease"
>
> ... and work ethic.
>
> I remember that Montana-to-Rice TD pass very well. They were playing at
> the
> Meadowlands in 1988, their first game against the Giants since the 49-3
> playoff debacle in Jan. 1987. With just over a minute left the Giants
> scored
> a touchdown to go up 17-13, they needed a TD. Ran back the kickoff to the
> 22, then two incompletions before this play on 3d down. What I remember
> as much as the play itself was the deathly silence in the stadium when a
> sure Giants win turned to defeat at the hands of two of the greatest
> players
> ever. You never heard 70,000 New Yorkers shut up so fast.

I remember resetting the combination locks at the place I worked at sometime
after that. Other coworkers privy to having the number asked me about the
combination 1680 and I just said remember Montana to Rice. In the mid-90's
the combinations became 0880. Might have to go get one of those re-settable
combo locks to put on my shed with a combo of 1185 or even 2146 (Gore for
six).


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