[Stymie]

Hulk found Irwin before anybody on TOS. While he never became a great receiver he was very, very good. He could be a good Niners #3 though after today's Chron Bay Area headline and the great Ann Killion's column I would not want my kid to play for them. Better off playing for somebody like Shurmer.

Irwin is the answer to the question:

Ou est les Margera d'antan?

Trent

Please recover and give us something else to spend time in front of TV's on Sundays.

Stymie

It took me a while, and my French is pretty good. 

I think it’s safe to say that you were not referring to Bam Margera from the former MTV show, Jackass! Looks like an auto-correct issue there.  

For others that might have missed it, Stymie compares Trent to Ken Margerum. I know the name from the NFL but was too young to watch him as a Cardinal. Sounds like high praise, though.

I think he’s saying the plural of Margerum = Margera 

ie where are the Margerums of yesteryear

Cmon CI - jump in, you paid more attention to Mme Olivier than I did

Yup

I switched to Latin, for the plural of Margerum.  The original was from Francois Villion, (ou est les nieges d'antan?), and first paraphrased by Heller in Catch-22 (Where are the Snowdens of yesteryear).


My bad

Stymie

[Stymie]

Hulk found Irwin before anybody on TOS. While he never became a great receiver he was very, very good. He could be a good Niners #3 though after today's Chron Bay Area headline and the great Ann Killion's column I would not want my kid to play for them. Better off playing for somebody like Shurmer.

Irwin is the answer to the question:

Ou est les Margera d'antan?

Trent

Please recover and give us something else to spend time in front of TV's on Sundays.

Stymie

It took me a while, and my French is pretty good. 

I think it’s safe to say that you were not referring to Bam Margera from the former MTV show, Jackass! Looks like an auto-correct issue there.  

For others that might have missed it, Stymie compares Trent to Ken Margerum. I know the name from the NFL but was too young to watch him as a Cardinal. Sounds like high praise, though.

I think he’s saying the plural of Margerum = Margera 

ie where are the Margerums of yesteryear

Cmon CI - jump in, you paid more attention to Mme Olivier than I did

Yup

I switched to Latin, for the plural of Margerum.  The original was from Francois Villion, (ou est les nieges d'antan?), and first paraphrased by Heller in Catch-22 (Where are the Snowdens of yesteryear).


My bad

Stymie