Crowley's Corner

After some teams including the Bucs went to their throwbacks this season, I started to wonder which teams should return to their throwbacks on a full-time basis. Some have in the past like the New York Giants to some extent the Los Angeles Chargers though the Chargers modernize them. The Jets went back to the 1960s throwbacks in the 1990s only the change them four years ago to modernize versions of their 1980s uniforms. I like the 1960s ones better. Which teams in my opinion should go back to their old unis.  Philadelphia Eagles: I never understood why teams go darker with their uniforms. The Eagles are one example of this and so are the Chargers though they did go back kind of and they did keep the darker shade as alternates. Why can't the Eagles go back to Kelly Green even if they modernize them? However, I'll not too keen on modernizing uniforms why not just go back to the throwbacks like the Giants. They did bring their back for a game this season so that's a good start...

I was debating posting this because I stopped talking about politics even though I started this blog when I started my half-assed attempt to run for US Congress, I didn't even qualify. I had to stop, it was starting to strain on me writing about politics. Granted it's mostly about what if he was the owner of the Buffalo Bills but when you talk about Trump you got to tread lightly. I'll try not to be too much of a dick with this post though no promises. I bring this up because it was mentioned during his civil trial in New York on whether he overvalued his company or not and also seeing a quote from Trump that if he was the Bills owner, he would not run for president. If I knew that, I would have found a time machine and go to Dan Synder to see if he had blackmail material on Roger Goodell, make copies, visit Goodell or mail the blackmail materials along with a letter saying make Trump the Bills owner or this becomes public. I'll let that judge of that case decision befo...

After rewatching the first two seasons of Only Murders In The Building, well all but one episode. One of the things I missed the first time I watched the show was Tim Kono trying to track down this black market jewelry dealer named "Angel" which he had been tracking for years. It turned out that Angel was Teddy Dimas who lived in the apartment with his son and owned a deli business. However, Teddy decided to add another stream of income which was illegal. Teddy along with his deaf son Theo was graverobbing. Why was Tim investigating the Dimas'? About a decade earlier, Tim witnessed Theo push his friend Zoe off the building. Accidental but still involuntary manslaughter. Theo later confesses to his Dad and instead of having him taken to the station and convincing the district attorney to go easy on Theo, Teddy threatened Tim possibly death along with Mabel if he pointed the cops to Theo. Ultimately, Oscar aka Tie-Dye Guy who was dating Zoe at the time was the prime suspect...

It seems like I'm writing only about Formula 1 or Only Murders In The Building in this blog. Maybe I'll talk more about other sports and entertainment, maybe. Anyway, I've been thinking about this since the second season of OMITB. It has to do with the former president of the Arconia, Bunny Folger, and the trio. It should be mentioned if you haven't seen the show SPOILER ALERT. The scene from the second season was from the third episode where they explain the last day of Bunny Folger. To summarize briefly, she decided to retire to Florida and later any a change of plans to stay as president of the building. We found out how she got the tie-dye sweatshirt merch. She got it from the trio (Charles, Oliver, and Mabel) and she gave them a bottle of wine. Bunny was hoping the trio would invite her. They didn't. After that, she went home sad, and then someone broke into her home thinking at first it was the trio as he said "Too Late" meaning she wasn't accept...