Tomorrow should be interesting as the last opt outs come out.  

1 hour ago, UK Eagle said:

This is a good one too

 

The person filming that is lucky to be alive.  Bet the pressure from the explosion wasn’t great for his hearing.

5 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

The person filming that is lucky to be alive.  Bet the pressure from the explosion wasn’t great for his hearing.

I doubt they are alive. 

Class act DGunn.  So what happens to Post-Game Live or Quick Slants?  He was our connection to players and the locker room in a sense.  Does ESP weasel his wannabe trendy butt in there?  Ugn that would be very 2020 to happen.

Just now, bpac55 said:

Class act DGunn.  So what happens to Post-Game Live or Quick Slants?  He was our connection to players and the locker room in a sense.  Does ESP weasel his wannabe trendy butt in there?  Ugn that would be very 2020 to happen.

who will talk football on NBC Philly? Thats a weird cut to make. 

Sixers somehow in a dog fight against Washington. Simmons headed to the locker room with an injury. 

7 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I doubt they are alive. 

It sounds like you hear a voice at the end but I could be wrong.  My initial thought before even pressing play is there's no way anyone that close to the blast survives.

2 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

who will talk football on NBC Philly? Thats a weird cut to make. 

It really is considering how big his role is and with the Eagles season presumably happening.  Is there a way to find the CSNPhilly roster?  If Barrett MushMouth Brooks is still employed and DGunn isn't they have some explaining to do.

Man I really miss Philly Sports Talk.  That was almost guaranteed 2 hours of good sports conversation a night just gone.

What have the "BEST Fans in the World" done to deserve losing all of our content.  

TC LIVE, PST and I'm sure I'm missing others.

 

49 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Tomorrow should be interesting as the last opt outs come out.  

Tre’Davious White is the big name to watch. 

42 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

The person filming that is lucky to be alive.  Bet the pressure from the explosion wasn’t great for his hearing.

It was supposedly live streamed so they may very well not be 

29 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

who will talk football on NBC Philly? Thats a weird cut to make. 

Ed Rendell solo show 

33 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

It sounds like you hear a voice at the end but I could be wrong.  My initial thought before even pressing play is there's no way anyone that close to the blast survives.

The video is supposedly the first, smaller explosion. So he very well could have survived initially. Not sure how anyone that close would survive the second explosion. 

3 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

The video is supposedly the first, smaller explosion. So he very well could have survived initially. Not sure how anyone that close would survive the second explosion. 

It's really sad for sure.  From a human interest standpoint it's also really fascinating to see up close.  I hate to admit it but it's kind of like 9/11 videos.  I couldn't stop watching because you almost want to imagine what it's like in a situation and how you would react to survive.  Knock on wood I hope I'm never faced with something like that and I hope the guy recording found some way out.

5 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Interesting 

 

That sounds delicious 

3 hours ago, VaBeach_Eagle said:

Not Eagles related, just 'me' related... lost power because of this storm, at about 4 AM the Tuesday and it just came back on. So almost 36 hours. Better than Hurricane Isabel from 2003, when I was without power for a little over a week (or so). 

Without my portable AC, I'd have probably lost 25 lbs due to the heat lol. 

I remember Isabel. I was in Annapolis when that happen. Ugh. It was pretty bad.

3 hours ago, VaBeach_Eagle said:

 

Where I live, and have lived for the past 28 years now, the power goes out at least a few times per year (now). It used to go out every time the weatherman would mention a storm... or even think about a storm. Going out 10 times per summer wasn't an unusual thing lol. So I've had a generator since the 90's.

What I would like to have is a standby generator, but it goes out so infrequently now (if you call a few times per year, infrequent), that I just can't justify an expense of $8,000 to $10,000 for it. 

So I have my portable generator and I have a portable AC, and that works. I got the AC because we have one room (the family room). That room is kind of segregated from the rest of the house and can get pretty hot, even with the main AC running. I actually have two geo-thermal heat pump/AC units. One for the bedroom side of the house and one for the other side of the house. We don't want to run the 'other side of the house' unit just to cool the family room, so I bought the portable AC (and cut a hole in the wall/outside of the house to vent it). It's been a really good AC unit, has lasted nearly 10 years now and comes in really handy during power failures. 

A $10,000 standby generator would be strong enough to run one of the main units though, but like I said, I just couldn't justify that much of an expenditure for something that would be used only a couple times per year. But when the power does go out, I always wish I had it lol. 

Dear God man. What's company is your electric? If possible you seriously need to look into a different company

1 hour ago, bpac55 said:

Class act DGunn.  So what happens to Post-Game Live or Quick Slants?  He was our connection to players and the locker room in a sense.  Does ESP weasel his wannabe trendy butt in there?  Ugn that would be very 2020 to happen.

Guessing it just goes to roob and Dave zangaro 

40 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

That sounds delicious 

I remember Isabel. I was in Annapolis when that happen. Ugh. It was pretty bad.

Dear God man. What's company is your electric? If possible you seriously need to look into a different company

It's not really the electric company (Dominion Power), it's more so where I live, which is essentially farmland all around with a couple of small neighborhoods and in between the farms, there's a lot of wooded areas with lots of trees, which a lot of them are in somewhat swampy areas. So trees falling onto power lines is a fairly common thing. There's a trade off though, we're at the 'end of the line' for the electric company because of how rural it is but this area will never, ever build up beyond what it is right now. The way it is right now (with regard to population, construction and so forth), is exactly how it was when I moved here in 1992 and the way it is right now, is how it will be in 30 years (I would expect). The reason for that is the Navy. They own the air rights and they won't allow any construction. Sure, sometimes we have to deal with F-18's flying at treetop level at 2 am, but after you've been here for a year or so, you don't even hear it anymore. It's basically just background noise like croaking frogs or something... just a little louder lol. 

As for switching electric companies, there's Dominion Virginia Power and then there's hamsters on a hamster wheel. 

 

Whats the over/under of fake Carson Wentz tips? Alshon alone puts its at 20

Wonder how they'll deal with fake ones

3 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

 

Most nitrates are low order explosives and need accelerants.  It's kind of like that thing teachers do with marbles in a jar...then proceed to dump in sand when the students think it's full.  In prill form the air pockets between them slow down and make the explosion less effective, which is why usually they're ground and then diesel or some form of HME accelerant is added for bomb making.

That was a pretty big boom.  I haven't really looked into the news on initial investigations but a lot will be told when they determine how much leftover/residue/unexploded amounts are left.  From the looks of the area there isn't much left.  I wonder what else was stored right in that same area.  They couldn't have been dumb enough to have any acids in there.  I'm not an expert but it certainly looks like some safety was overlooked if there was no foul play involved.

1 hour ago, ManuManu said:

 

Fast player.  KOR sensation in college. At his pro day ran a 4.39 40 with a 39” vertical and pumped 225 14 times.  Doug’s alma mater. That said with all the issues the Eagles had a WR last year, they brought in and then elevated Davis and then Burnett. Bit of a munchkin at 5’ 8” but at 192, he seems kind of jacked. Maybe a Killins/Green race in the mix. Green did a tad bit of "rushing” at ULM.  My guess is with 60 minutes of position drills and a 16 man PS with Lane, Gerry and Mailata on the COVID-19 exempt list, they had the space so they brought him back. Note he is #3 in catches and #2 in yards all time of ULM players. 2019 6th round choice of the Falcons. 

6 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Companies are hurting and making cuts everywhere.  Not just in the media.  I thought it was pretty obvious 

They should really make it known we are all in this together 

19 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Let’s Go!!

Facts!!

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Hunter can't even record an out.  wow