Comments on: Memories of Richard Todd

By: Sister Collista Roy

Sister Collista Roy — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 00:09:47 +0000

Spiritually, we fail to see through a glass darkly sometimes, therefore we never know the score until it’s too late. If the spirit in the game is down, and the water on the field is high, frankly speaking, it’s unsafe. If I were Richards mother, I would have a heart to heart talk about timing, cadence and his blindside…and speak the truth in love, in order that it not provoke him to wrath. Although, if a persons’ spirits are down, due to a loss of a game, sometimes facilitating the feelings can help the person to communicate his anger with himself , so that he does not turn it inward…which produces even more depression. As the leader of the team, it is the responsibility of the QB to be on his toes, alert and well hydrated…If person, place and time are not oriented, one might think of jumping into Niagara Falls instead of sitting on the bench. Frequently, I pray in these moments of anguish for Richard. I feel understanding out limits, physically, mentally, emotionally, socially, intellectually is of great importance in that we can reach to a greater inward strength in these moments in time. Thank you for letting me share. God Bless our depth chart too as justice is an absolute. God can not deny himself. So, when I have a problem with a Governor anywhere…I encourage them to pick up the phone and call JOE. (Biden) Don’t call me, call JOE.

By: Ann Means Well

Ann Means Well — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 23:20:30 +0000

There are some things that are legal, that are not acceptable.” I’d like to introduce Richard to Matt…Matt this is Richard; Richard this is Matt.”.
“Hi Matt….Welcome.”
“Matt meet Mote…Let me remove that Mote…!”
“Why NO, leave my Mote alone….Take this beam…out first”.
“Matt meet Jill and Jack”
“Hi Jill….and Jack….quack quack”
“There are some things that are legal, that are not acceptable.”
“Quack, Quack.”

By: Ann Means Well

Ann Means Well — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 21:36:31 +0000

I never really knew why I understood Richard sooooooo well. I just did. He was like 46 chromosomes from someone more intelligent than any of the professors I had….except his DAD…and so I never really knew why I was there. It would be Obstruction of Justice for ME not to be there. Some people knew that, some people didn’t. It’s a TALL order in the Rainbow Girls.

By: Alpha and Omega ,Y Tu?

Alpha and Omega ,Y Tu? — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 21:23:00 +0000

I think they shot that CROW in New York actually unless it was at the Fairhope Municipal Pool. And Richard got alot of criticism for that from Cecil Hurt.

By: Lord Mountbatten

Lord Mountbatten — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 20:40:33 +0000

Back in the days when Silly Putty was a gift, Just because the HOUSE of COMMONS mustn’t forget it’s the “THOUGHT” that counts, alot of PEOPLE around Burma Hills said that Richard looked like Ted Turner. I’m from the old school. I found that extremely illogical …..as the CROW flies. And suddenly, the Geers are in motion…and the NEWS Pringt is STRETCHED out of realistic proportions…If we were to go back and RE-Fight the Battle at Burma Hills…I’m sure we would come away scratching out heads a bit more, looking back at the X’s and O’s and surrounding ourselves with extraordinary Counsel…before GIVING UP…And please pray for Charles. I am so Fond of him. (Dot Calm)

By: Burma Rhodes & Deion Sanders

Burma Rhodes & Deion Sanders — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 20:10:49 +0000

I am soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo glad to know that Richard still lives with his HOT wife LULU in Florence, Alabama. That’s where he should be. …Not hanging around Atlanta…..because “This is MY HOUSE”!
And if there are any MOORE questions about this, you can call my AGENT!

By: Burma Rhodes

Burma Rhodes — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 18:38:02 +0000

SMART GUY from a SMART HOME in Mobile, Alabama. PhD + PhD= Ph14 where I studied. Thanks for the Memories from Alabama and the neighborhood excitement . I loved him more than my luggage…and I always will. There was always a train between us though. I was on one side of the train, he was on the other side, and I couldn’t get to him. But you should never be without a House…especially in Burma Hills. “Follow the Yellow Brick Road”….Somewhere over the ….Causeway….way up HIGH…there’s a land that I heard of once in a Lullaby…Someday I’ll wish upon an eternal flame…and I’ll say his name…where troubles melt like Lemondrop…away upon the chimney top…that’s where you’ll find me….Some where …over the Causeway….Blue birds fly…Birds fly over the rainbow…
why then? Oh why, can’t EYE?

By: Burma Rhodes

Burma Rhodes — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 18:28:09 +0000

Wisdom is out there. You just have to look for it.

By: boris

boris — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 04:25:34 +0000

That 16-15 victory over Miami at Shea in 1981 is still a wonderful game to watch (yes, you can find it online–the original broadcast). Todd was playing with a broken rib, not a sprained ankle, and it was a hell of a gutsy performance. Thos were the days, when the Jets were still at Shea as opposed to playing their home games at, uh, Giants Stadium (how dumb is that).

By: bama

bama — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 20:20:31 +0000

To answer where is Richard Todd, he still lives with LuLu in Florence, AL. He works in Atlanta. He has a son, Gator, that just graduated from Alabama and started on the golf team there for 4 years. They won the 2008 SEC Championship and were ranked #1 most of the year. Richard hangs around Tuscaloosa and the University of Alabama football program every now and then, and he probably does not hang out with the Jets franchise much because he lives so far from New York and doesn’t go there much because he also has two other teenagers at home in Florence.