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Odd question, but is your username in reference to Ed Motley? He was

an athletic trainer ( I believe ) back in the late 60's early 70's? Great guy.

The Lounge 1 mo ago

Python? Longest

** Edited by santafe at 6/10/2026, 7:57:54 AM

Mainly the coach imo. I'll go with 70% - 20% - 10%.

Granted the money is needed, but I still give most credit to Franklin.

The Lounge 2 mo ago

Yep, a good friend of mine is a huge Peyton fan. Needless to say we never

let him forget about that rookie year.......... :) Although he did turn into one of the greats of all time.

The Lounge 2 mo ago

Peyton Manning

** Edited by santafe at 6/2/2026, 7:35:59 AM

The Lounge 2 mo ago

I'm sure it can be, mine was not to bad. They had me walking a mile or two

the day I went home ( 5 days after surgery ). You do need someone to be with you constantly for a couple weeks or so. That said, I sure would have gone with minimally invasive if it had been offered.

The Lounge 2 mo ago

Best of luck. I had quad bypass surgery in 2020. Everything went well.

I would not call it minimal but it wasn't too bad. Hopefully all will go well with you. btw, mine was done in Roanoke Memorial.

The Lounge 2 mo ago

Yeah, you got there right after studio one was built.

It was a big deal to us in Blacksburg high school we got to go see Tora Tora Tora when I was a junior.

The Lounge 2 mo ago

The one you’re remembering is Studio One.

It was built in the late 1960s or 1970. That building in the picture was probably Dave’s hotdogs when you were in school. Would be my guess. Studio one became two theaters after a while.