Lawrence Taylor or Derrick Thomas?
Thomas was a great speed rushing linebacker . You can't pigeon hole Taylor , he may be the best of all time at everything .
How good was Lawrence Taylor in his prime?
To say he could do it all sounds awfully trite, but it's difficult to describe him any other way. He could hit, he could tackle, he could pass rush, he could cover receivers, he could intercept passes, he could cause fumbles, and he could do all these exceptionally well. He was a jack-of-all-trades at linebacker and master of all of them. He gave everything he had every play for his entire career. He was the missing piece for a good Giants defense that made them great. His elevated level of play inspired and motivated his teammates to perform better, making some of them with ordinary talent look like superstars. And he had a knack for coming up with the big plays, the big sack, the interception or fumble returned for a touchdown, at exactly the times when needed most. He was instrumental in getting the Giants to, and winning, two Super Bowls.And beneath all that intensity, he had a human side too. Witness his shocked reaction on Monday Night Football after breaking Joe Theismann's leg, frantically waving to the Redskins' sideline for help. He may have demolished his rivals on the field, but he did care about their well being.
I have an old painting by Thomas lawrence,pinky after lawrence,it has no signature on it but down the bottom?
it has no signature on it ,but at the bottom it has the title, which is Pinky after Lawrence.on the back it has an old piece of paper hat says TREASURY OF THE ARTS SIR LAWRENCE THOMAS.1769-1830.I brought it from a military thrift store 17years ago.Do you think it might be worth anything or should I just donate it to a thrift store
George Clooney, Jennifer Lawrence, and Tom Hanks bash Donald Trump?
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/politics/7107494/Hes-not-in-the-running-Forest-Gump-star-Tom-Hanks-mocks-Trumps-White-House-hopes.html Trump certainly won't be getting celebrity endorsements.
How do people in Turkey see Lawrence of Arabia?
The ones who've seen the film usually speak very positively of it. Lawrence of Arabia is not greeted with the same fervor as The Midnight Express. Actors play a big part in this, Alec Guiness, Anthony Quinn and Omar Sharif are all revered actors in Turkey.Of course, in the times of Lawrence of Arabia (the film), Turkish people were not as connected to their past as now, and a well produced, well acted production such as Lawrence of Arabia could be taken lightly and appreciated for what it is.Nowadays the Turkish like being catered to when it comes to their history, I think many would watch the movie but not everyone would love it.
Where do you rank Tom Brady among the greatest NFL players of all time?
Tom Brady is, in my opinion, the greatest QB of all time. If he had played in another era, he may not have been nearly as good, but we can only rate people in the era they actually play in. He’s been consistently very good to elite for a long time, has won more playoff games than any other QB in history has even played in, has 5 Super Bowl rings, 4 Super Bowl MVPs, 3 NFL MVPs, is one of 4 players in NFL history with 70,000 yards and 500 TDs, and is probably coming back for another season. I’m biased of course, but there are very good arguments to consider him the GOAT.What I won’t do, however, is try to compare him to people who played other positions. Doing that is like asking whether Christiano Ronaldo or LeBron James is better; the question doesn’t even make sense. You can argue that because of the central role a QB plays in an NFL offense, having a great QB is more important than having a great player at any other position, but that doesn’t make the QB greater. If we were asking who was the most important player for his franchise in the history of the NFL, I might say Tom Brady. But that’s not the question.I can’t compare Tom Brady to Lawrence Taylor, Reggie White, Bruce Smith, Emmitt Smith, Barry Sanders, or Jerry Rice. They’re different players with different roles. We give QBs enough when it comes to NFL MVPs and Super Bowl MVPs (basically a QB is a lock unless someone else does something amazing these days); I don’t want to downgrade the other positions by trying to say Tom Brady is the greatest football player ever when he’s never played any of the other positions and those players have never played QB in the NFL.
What do people in the Middle East think of Lawrence of Arabia and his actions?
The Lawrence of arabia is regarded as a Boogeyman here in middle east. He is a parallel to illuminati, every downfall and loss of Muslims must be associated with the Lawrence. You must have heard of how middle Eastern people blame everything to western people, well when asked for further explanation they will scrounge their foreheads, cock their head sideways in deep though then finally blurt out a name followed with imminent satisfaction as if it explains ever, and well the name would be none other than Lawrence the agent of the west.