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Is this the real Andy Dalton?

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I'm failing to see the point here? Just win baby!

 

Don't you ever wonder what celebs are really like!?

Don't you ever wonder what celebs are really like!?

 

Guess not. I figure they are like everyone else. Some are good people, some not.

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Guess not. I figure they are like everyone else. Some are good people, some not.

 

Fair enough.

While I have no experience with Dalton, I did have interaction with Boomer when he was in town. I can tell you this couldn't further from the truth, in my experience. He was articulate, accessible, a pretty good guy.

 

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Don't you ever wonder what celebs are really like!?

 

Nope.....Crunch and I live in a town full of them......:lol::p

I am sure he can't match Johnny Bench in being an arrogant jerk. :lol:

I am sure he can't match Johnny Bench in being an arrogant jerk. :lol:

 

Maybe not, but if he would go down in history as one of the best at his position, and lead the team I root for to World Championships, I wouldn't care if he was the biggest jerk in the world.

I am sure he can't match Johnny Bench in being an arrogant jerk. :lol:

 

Add Oscar Robertson to the conversation also.

Add Oscar Robertson to the conversation also.
Yes, him too, but I witnessed Bench twice. One of the times I said soemthing to him after what he said to others, I told him I wish I would have known he was that big a jerk when I was little (but I didn't say jerk, lol) as he wouldn't have been my favorite player and I would have thrown away his jersey.
Add Oscar Robertson to the conversation also.

 

Wow. Really? I used to hit the Central Y in the summertime, and played in pickup games with the Big O. He couldn't have been a nicer guy.

Wow. Really? I used to hit the Central Y in the summertime, and played in pickup games with the Big O. He couldn't have been a nicer guy.

 

Your experience at the Central is different than mine. I've also spent a fair amount of time around him in a business setting. As I said, from my personal experiences with him he belongs in the conversation.

Wow. Really? I used to hit the Central Y in the summertime, and played in pickup games with the Big O. He couldn't have been a nicer guy.

 

I've never heard a good thing about him other than his basketball abilities.

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