About the Picture up top.

Is it just me, or does Yost, third form the right; second row, look like he is a bit crazy. Kind of has that psychopath look to him. I guess being a full time coach at a time when that was unheard of had, you had to be a little crazy, and to get these guys to perform at the point a minute rate, they had to have some fear of you.

No, you're definitely right.

However, I notice that a lot of people from back then (in pictures, anyway), look creepy as hell!

Every single one of those guys looks like something from House on Haunted Hill or something!

I don't know if you guys remember the beginning for the show Cheers. I was fairly young when that show was on. I liked the show but the intro had all these old pictures of people drinking. It scared the shit out of me. I could never watch it.

WillieMfan wrote:

I don't know if you guys remember the beginning for the show Cheers. I was fairly young when that show was on. I liked the show but the intro had all these old pictures of people drinking. It scared the shit out of me. I could never watch it.

lol. Never would have guessed that intro would scare some poor lad. That's funny.

I've been to the Bull and Finch. Neat place.

Yeah, that is funny. I never thought it was scary.

WillieMfan wrote:

I don't know if you guys remember the beginning for the show Cheers. I was fairly young when that show was on. I liked the show but the intro had all these old pictures of people drinking. It scared the shit out of me. I could never watch it.

OMG you're right!

The banner pic reminds me of that intro for Cheers.

I remember watching that as a youngggggggg kid, and in that picture that they zoom in on at the end of the show's intro, they focus in on the one guy holding up his glass - in toast form - with a half-smile on his face:

Hey joe, I've been there too. It is a neat place. Nothing like Cheers on the inside though.

Nothing at all.

But it's cool saying we were there! I got t-shirts and golf balls that said CHEERS

I didn't buy anything, I was a broke young Marine at the time. We had "uniform liberty" meaning we had to wear our uniforms around town. We were in Boston for the 4th of July. I was stationed aboard the USS John F. Kennedy aircraft carrier. So it was a show. But we complained about not being able to go out in civvies, but after the first day of not paying for a drink because we were in uniform most of us changed our tune.

fishgoblue22 wrote:

But we complained about not being able to go out in civvies, but after the first day of not paying for a drink because we were in uniform most of us changed our tune.

Haha I bet!

Cheers is the best TV show of all-time...