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RIP President Gerald Ford

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The 38th President of the United States of America has died at the age of 93.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061227/ap_ ... /obit_ford
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who cares....presidents are over rated...
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Was he killed by wolves?
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No, he got trained by Mindia in Kael while snowboarding.
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KaiineTN wrote:No, he got trained by Mindia in Kael while snowboarding.


:rofl:
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sad for his family
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he gave me a day off. go go dead presidents
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He was almost president. I don't think he even ran for office? Wasn't he appointed VP when Nixon was elected and then was president for like a year when Nixon stepped down?
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Do you like nachos and bear and football?
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Arm in arm,trip over the curb..DOH!!!! I know where Z was going!
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Tossica wrote:He was almost president. I don't think he even ran for office? Wasn't he appointed VP when Nixon was elected and then was president for like a year when Nixon stepped down?



Ford replaced Spiro Agnew as vice president in 1973 when Agnews resigned after he was charged with tax evasion. Ford became president in 1974 after Nixon resigned. He lost the next election to Carter in 1976.
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Wasn't Ford a pro-bowl player at one time?
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No, just High School and College football.
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Narrock wrote:Wasn't Ford a pro-bowl player at one time?


No. He turned down both the Detroit Lions and the Green Bay Packers offers. He went to Yale law school instead.
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haha he could have been richer had he gone the NFL route
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Narrock wrote:haha he could have been richer had he gone the NFL route



Yeah, cuz getting rich is all that matters in life.
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I don't think so.
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Narrock wrote:haha he could have been richer had he gone the NFL route


probably not since the nfl didn't pay that well at that time.
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Post by Narrock »

Yeah but everything else was way cheaper too. A big ass mansion was probably around 200-300k back in the 70's.
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You do realize that the star players in the 30's generally made under $5000 a year right?
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Tacks wrote:You do realize that the star players in the 30's generally made under $5000 a year right?


No, but I do know thay are ridiculously overpaid nowadays.
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What does that have to do with Gerald Ford playing in the 30's then?
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What does it matter? I didn't know they only made 5k a year back then. :dunno:
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A lot of the old time players had to get 2nd jobs in the off-season to make ends meet. That's one reason why training camp was WAY more important then than now. People actually had to use it to get into shape, after an off-season of selling insurance or whatever they were doing. Now, they make so much money they can afford to not do much in the off-season, and thus can continue working out and staying in much much better shape. So, training camps are way less rigorous than they once were.

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