Thread: Hello From Orangemane Closure!!

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

I was listening to Public Enemy's Harder Than You Think and this line came up:


And I'm like...this song is 15 years old.

And I was that kid wearing breakdance zipper pants listening to all the early rap/hip-hop and eventually gangsta rap.

Talk about feeling old. I don't think even BDB is that old, and he just had a birthday.

I'm so old that when I listened to Jeezy he was young Jeezy and now he's just Jeezy.

And my knees hurt.

Originally Posted by King87

I'm so old that when I listened to Jeezy he was young Jeezy and now he's just Jeezy.

And my knees hurt.

I still have my original buckskin rubber.

Hold my beer!

Originally Posted by Tned

He's probably referring to a handful of words/terms that weren't via vote/community discussion, but instead were part of a last ditch effort to save the politics forum,

oh. . . so not the list we voted on 15-20 years ago, but just some more dumb PnR bullshit from the ongoing idiocy? yea, don't care about that. . .

I am also glad to find a new place to read other Broncos fans' thoughts. Appears to be more functional around here too.

Originally Posted by ZiziLaboi

I am also glad to find a new place to read other Broncos fans' thoughts. Appears to be more functional around here too.

You’re welcome

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

I was listening to Public Enemy's Harder Than You Think and this line came up:


And I'm like...this song is 15 years old.

And I was that kid wearing breakdance zipper pants listening to all the early rap/hip-hop and eventually gangsta rap.

Talk about feeling old. I don't think even BDB is that old, and he just had a birthday.

Get off of my lawn!

Originally Posted by PatriotsGuy

Get off of my lawn!

Never got that phrase. I grew up next to old farts, and none of them ever used that phrase.

They would sometimes throw bricks or other hard items at us when we were on their property, including aiming at our heads, but they never said "get off my lawn."

I think we've disparaged that generation, many of them were much more of the silent, but deadly old, curmudgeonly ********!

Originally Posted by Tned

Never got that phrase. I grew up next to old farts, and none of them ever used that phrase.

They would sometimes throw bricks or other hard items at us when we were on their property, including aiming at our heads, but they never said "get off my lawn."

I think we've disparaged that generation, many of them were much more of the silent, but deadly old, curmudgeonly ********!

I think i started seeing the term after the movie "Gran Torino" with Clint Eastwood came out.

Originally Posted by Northman

I think i started seeing the term after the movie "Gran Torino" with Clint Eastwood came out.

David Letterman really started the usage of it.

Originally Posted by Northman

I think i started seeing the term after the movie "Gran Torino" with Clint Eastwood came out.

I still haven't watched that, my wife was never in the mood for it. Worth seeing?

Originally Posted by Tned

I still haven't watched that, my wife was never in the mood for it. Worth seeing?

I enjoyed it but its's been a while since I saw it

Originally Posted by Tned

I still haven't watched that, my wife was never in the mood for it. Worth seeing?

I don't watch many movies and I loved it.

Originally Posted by Tned

I still haven't watched that, my wife was never in the mood for it. Worth seeing?

Oh yea.

Ok, this weekend, Gran Torino is on the list.

Not Eastwood's best best, but it's a solid, enjoyable movie and I'm shocked you have not seen it.