What's your take on Charlie  Whitehurst?
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Has the potential to be a great quarterback in the NFL. He may start out as a backup for maybe 2 or 3 seasons and/or become an all-around great quaterback, either way he has a bright future. I'm not sure he'd be the best ever but maybe in the next 5 years he could be a top 10 quarterback.
660835
World class maybe no but very use full player to have around, I would have him in my team always, cause he brings a lot of high balls down ( no defender can out jump him ), he reminds me of me, maybe that is one more reason I like him. Good luck for England!
641124
I actually personally dont think jack johnson had as big of a positive impact as say joe louis but here ya go anyway.\n\nJohnson seemed to usher in a new movement in American sports or at least boxing. No longer were whites clearly the superior athletes as evidenced by johnson. I think its fairly obvious that the establishment was terrified of a man as flamboyant as johnson as there was immediately a search for a "great white hype". Johnson lived very fast and the public seemed to really hate him for it. The people at large were not ready for a man of johnsons stature who happened to be black. In many of the different pictures or newspapers that can be seen from the day it is easy to see that Jack was not seen as human.\n\nUltimately i dont think you can look at Johnson without feeling a bit of sadness. First because he clearly was at the wrong time in history for his greatness in the ring to be displayed. Secondly because of the way society reacted to the man. He also was even only a few decades short of the subtle shift of the white publics view of black boxers through joe louis. I dont think his skill or power can ever be denied, but the way society saw him and the effect society had on his career seems to have tainted what he also could have achieved.
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I Do think he has something going on for him. I did not like him when he was younger, but is certainly maturing very well :)
364262
I liked his older stuff, but now it just seems like he struggling to be in an era that dosent fit with him.\n\nI have mad respect for the guy, but i can honestly say that he's pretty much done
1007574
Charlie is my favorite, not just because he is hot, but because he has so much courage fighting his addiction. Plus he is a musician, which is cool.
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He's insane. My husband and I guess that it will come out that he is an opiate addict or crackhead at some point. He has all of the traits of a serious drug addict. However, let's focus on the little boy thing. That alone earns Whackey Jackie a certifiably insane card, that is, if you consider pedophilia a mental illness which I do.
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Charles is heir to throne and I don't think he'd abdicate.  I think its wrong to say that nobody likes him, so he's made a few mistakes in life, haven't we all!  In my opinion this should make it easier for the public to relate to him and make him the peoples monarch.  I can't blame him if he wants to be George after his coronation, Kings named Charles don't really have a good track record in this country!  I hope that the public do accept Camilla as Queen, she is so supportive to Charles and makes him look happy and relaxed, isn't this what a Queen should do for the King?  It annoys me that people go on about how she's not the prettiest woman alive but as long Charles and Camilla and happy it doesn't really matter and they have my support!
553258
Yup, great fighter. I remember him from the '84 Olympics. I saw him fight (and lose to) Tommy Hearns at Caesars Palace for the WBA Light Heavyweight Title in '91...He should have hung 'em up after losing to Michalczewski and Jones Jr. in succession, cause all he ended up doing was moving up to Cruiserweight and fighting a bunch of stiffs...
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Yeah but he is very nice to look at!\nAgree with you on the fact he is exaggerated, he is good but not exceptional.\nAs for what id like to see him doing..............Lying in my bed would be good :-)
814032
I always thought Peter Green's story was a really sad one. Although he's recognised in cult circles as a great blues player, unfortunately he was a lesser known name than he should have been. A bit too self destructive to be honest. A casualty of his times. A bit like Syd Barratt.
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I think he's an interesting guy who likes to push his body to its limits.\n\nand he performs some pretty crazy street magic.
94274
As an American, I have nothing to say about it but then again, the average British subject has nothing to say about it either.  Prince Charles has done very little to regain the popularity he lost following his split with Princess Diana.  His ongoing relationship with Parker-Bowles made him look out of touch with reality, yet the age spread between himself and Diana may have been the biggest problem between the two. They probably could not identify with each others generation. Prince William seems to be the odds on favorite for taking over the throne.  One has to wonder if Charles really wants the job anymore.  His mother could step down and let him have some of the glory, yet she chooses not to relinquish her authority.  I doubt that his marriage to Camille has helped his relationship with mum. So, he may be taking the path of the old Duke of Windsor, its not as though he needs the money.  William would be a fine choice as the next King of England.
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Totally bring back The Mary Whitehouse Experience! Genius comedy, I still have the video if you wanna borrow? I don't even have a video player now lol\nMy fave bits were Milky milky and that History Today bit....  \n"See that? Thats your mother that is." Haha bloody brilliant.\nI'd forgotten David Baddiel used to be funny, what a prick he is these days! Whatever happened to Rob Newman? \n\nAs for Only Fools, it still makes me smile to think of him falling, but thats because I haven't seen it in years, just cos something is repeated doesn't mean you have to watch it!\n\nBut in general yeah, too many bad, bad repeats!
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Its a matter of what you like, I like Benson...but there is nothing 'revolutionary' about him. to find GREAT jazz players look a little back in time. Charlie Parker...Wes Montgomery,..so on, theres many. please don't get me wrong...I like Benson, Just the word 'revolutionary' got me. For me he is more 'pop' Jazz, just my opinion. Jazz will always have a place in this world. Its real. Not like ALOT of the zero substance, plastic fad crap that's out now it seems cute and no talent sales today its sad.
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I think he's got a good strong arm...I believe he was a top recruit in baseball too...as a pitcher or third baseman???  Anyways, both positions where you have to have a strong arm.  It will be interesting to see how he does at SamH.
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Listen, don't get me wrong, I disagree almost 100% with almost every aspect of Schneb's worldview.\n\nHowever, I like the guy. Unlike many Christians he has come to where he is after a tremendous amount of study and reflection. I think that this is admirable.\n\nI've got a lot of respect for Schneb. I think he came up with the wrong solution, but he sure worked hard on the problem. He thinks that I have come up with the wrong solution, but so it goes.\n\nI have a problem with the people who blindly accept what they read or hear, taking the easy way out, and letting someone else do all that hard stuff, like "coming to your own conclusions."\n\nI often feel that it's not so much what you know, but how you think.