Sounds great...I almost drove off the road as he and Mac reminisced over the Tommy Williams/Ayrton Senna announcement.

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Put him in midday and they shut down 1000.

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There are only two examples of infinity: The universe and human stupidity and I'm not sure about the universe.

Did they hammer him on his bears super bowl pick?

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I think Terry brought it up. He said he didn't feel so bad after he heard Parkins bet on Mitch to win MVP.

If only Terry didn't get sick, maybe Parkins would still be in Kansas City.

I'm sure Douchebag was listening.

Great show today.

Yup.

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Hawaii (fuck) You

I still like my Boers and/or Bernstein and/or McNeil concept. The Fabulous Freebirds of sports talk. The further down the block you went, the weirder, badder, and gayer it got.

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Definitely not.

Terry is a sputtering fool. A legend. But he’s washed in a full time role

Terry's quality even though he's getting older towers over limp dick pussies like Parkins and Speigel who shouldn't be tinkering in male sports with their leanings.

TRIGGERED

I'd like to think Terry could handle three hours for two or three days a week for part of the year.

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I think Terry would be able to handle what he did today once a week. That is about it outside of a couple day run when someone is on vacation.

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I heard it.

Let's be honest. Terry is officially "Bat shit crazy" now. He was close to this a couple of years ago with Bernstein at the end of their run. Now he crossed that border.

So, no. He shouldn't be on the radio.

This. He isn't as invested in sports anymore, even when he was fulltime. Vacation and holiday fill-ins are perfect for him.

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Sherman remarked, "Well, Grant, we've had the devil's own day, haven't we?" Grant looked up. "Yes," he replied, followed by a puff. "Yes. Lick 'em tomorrow, though."

He could be what Greg Cote of the Miami Herald is on Dan LeBatard's ESPN show - the dottering old man who used to know about sports but now just shows up to be old. Does a segment called "Back in My Day."

He is on most Tuesdays, and the occasional vacation fill in for a day or two next to Stugotz.

Terry would work in that role if it was once a month, like the first Tuesday. But he's have to be in studio, which might be a challenge in the winter when he probably doesn't want to leave Tampa or Sarasota or wherever he lives down there.

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You sound like such a homo

Terry sounded great. He said he was having some doctor visits so these times talking with Mac must be therapeutic. Mac multiple times tried to include Parkins giving lead-ins like you'd give to an intern. Terry is on the air so infrequently and Parkins has the balls in a short visit to bring up his wife is pregnant trying to steer the conversation in his direction.

The moment I was referring to starts at around the 14 minute mark:

https://670thescore.radio.com/media/aud ... fun-hour-2

Brought back some good memories.

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Jesus you really have a mega hard on for Parkins don’t ya?


I interpreted that as Parkins just giving a softball to express gratitude and humanize the segment a bit, not steal the spotlight

You're an idiot.

Terry was great. Funny stuff

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
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terry is the best. always great to hear him and mac on air together. thanks for posting he was on air, listened to and enjoyed the podcast.

PC sjw Parkins looked the other way when meal ticket Mac & Terry used their dumb slave black Tommy Williams voice.

Always interesting to revisit the incredibly acrimonious relationship Terry had with Ditka. Don't think the younger listeners will ever understand how entertaining the score used to be when hosts, guests, and callers were allowed to openly challenge each other on air. Terry brings back some great memories, but doubt he has the interest or energy to do anything more than a few fill in shows a year at this point. Did enjoy his honesty in discussing the guilt he feels for missing out on a lot with his kids growing up as he was climbing the media ladder, most of us that have kids relate to that as we gain perspective in our lives.

When Mac brought back Terry for the three day run, it was good radio, but it still wasn't B&B. I think Terry is best as a second in command, not a show driver, and with Mac he had a tendency to talk a bit too much. But that's splitting hairs. I'll listen today to the podcast, didn't realize he was on this week.

Terry could totally do a show every day. Just not five hours worth.

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Ба́бушка гада́ла, да на́двое сказа́ла—то ли до́ждик, то ли снег, то ли бу́дет, то ли нет.

A guy with a four hour work day has regrets about missing family things....fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuccccccccccccccccccckkk!

The only thing his job would have prevented is a few weekday high school baseball games. His weekends were free. His mornings and early afternoons were free. His evening were free.

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O judgment! Thou art fled to brutish beasts,
And men have lost their reason.

He moved to Detroit. It's all in the book!

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You may want to listen to the podcast, apparently the entire part about him living away from his young family was missed.

Boers has been checked out on sports for at least a decade.

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'Your AT&T Universal Card has arrived'? Oh God, Kick-fucking-ass, I got a Master Card! I don't believe it, man. Life is kinda cool sometimes.

Good Dolphin doesn't understand what Boers was saying. He was talking about the newspaper days. Where he was living in Detroit while the wife and kids were in Detroit.

Don't worry Terry, the kids were better off with you not around them. It would have been worse for them had you been.