01-21-2018, 12:15 PM
OK, on Lazor: I appreciate what he had to do in the early part of the season to make the offense even serviceable, but his real work was when he got Alexander to step aside and changed the scheme and the personnel (somewhat dictated by injury).
On the chili debate: There are many different kinds. I had a bison-meat chili in Telluride, CO, that was unbelievable. But for Cincinnati-style, I have to go with Skyline.
Interesting tidbit about Skyline: I have done this numerous times in my life and it always seems to work. I had a frustrating cold that I could not shake. Sleeping in the basement, because I was always hacking during the night. It lingered for a few weeks. I used OTC cold medicines to manage the symptoms but it was not doing much. I tried some homeopathic things that friends always said worked for them, like Knudson's Lemon ginger echanacia drink, but nothing.
Then, I went to the old standby: Skyline three way with a ton of hot sauce. The hot sauce burned my throat (and later my ass) but there is some kind of healing power to Skyline chili. It has something to do with the mix of herbs and spices. It never sounds good when you have a cold, because cheese (dairy) when fighting a cold isn't recommended, but it sure works. I can't explain it, but cough is all but gone and the rapid impact of that meal never ceases to amaze me.
On the chili debate: There are many different kinds. I had a bison-meat chili in Telluride, CO, that was unbelievable. But for Cincinnati-style, I have to go with Skyline.
Interesting tidbit about Skyline: I have done this numerous times in my life and it always seems to work. I had a frustrating cold that I could not shake. Sleeping in the basement, because I was always hacking during the night. It lingered for a few weeks. I used OTC cold medicines to manage the symptoms but it was not doing much. I tried some homeopathic things that friends always said worked for them, like Knudson's Lemon ginger echanacia drink, but nothing.
Then, I went to the old standby: Skyline three way with a ton of hot sauce. The hot sauce burned my throat (and later my ass) but there is some kind of healing power to Skyline chili. It has something to do with the mix of herbs and spices. It never sounds good when you have a cold, because cheese (dairy) when fighting a cold isn't recommended, but it sure works. I can't explain it, but cough is all but gone and the rapid impact of that meal never ceases to amaze me.
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