good talk

I got a whole buncha Hits, the news-media is plagued with guilt over their evil-lives, hopefully they'll knock themselves off, ha.  The Chargers going to L.A. is the worst move since the Nazis launched "Operation Barbarossa".  It'd be different had they gone to some new place that would really want-them, like Oklahoma City, but to go to tired, old, Los Angeles, who doesn't give a hang about them, should prove to be disastrous.  They were plenty-loved in San Diego, and the NFL would have given them 100 mil outright and a 200 mil loan for a new stadium, now they've gotta kick-in 650 mil to the NFL which could have been used for this stadium, all in all it's just a big-mess for them, which they chose for themselves (?).  The ultimate in retro-jerseys is that of the powder-blue "19" of Lance Alworth (Bambi).  An All-American and Scholastic All-American at U. of Arkansas, Lance played 9 seasons for the Chargers from 1962 to 1970, during which time he was considered by most to be the best-receiver in pro-football.  He played his last 2 seasons from 1971 to 1972 for the Cowboys, and even in his dotage caught a touchdown-pass in the Cowboys 24-3 victory over the Dolphins in SuperBowl VI.  Retiring to San Diego, of course, Lance used his good-intelligence to make a fortune in the mini-storage business, of all things, and has facilities throughout California.  He's alive and well at "76", having been married 3 times (he likes girls), his 2nd wife died, and has 6 children.  Lance was the first AFL player to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame