Eric Lima's New England Life Blog

Just my innermost thoughts & New England sports posts.

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Short Circuit - Poster

In theaters May 9, 1986 (USA)

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Changes To My Tumblr Blog

Hey everyone! I have decided to make changes to my Tumblr Blogs since Tumblr did decide to change things. I have divided my major blog into 4 different blogs: One will be dedicated to gaming,one will be dedicated to Super Sentai/Power Rangers,and one will be dedicated to wrestling. The 4th will be whatever is left of my major tumblr blog.

Here are the links to the 3 other blogs:

Power Rangers/Super Sentai Tumblr Blog: https://ericlimasprsstokublogtribute.tumblr.com/

Gaming Blog: https://ericlimasgamingblog.tumblr.com/

Wrestling Blog: https://ericlimawrestlingnerdyblog.tumblr.com/

Some posts were flagged as adult content when clearly they were not so I reposted them and tagged them properly so they won't be reflagged again

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One more pic of sand sculpture.

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New England Patriots 5x Super Bowl Champion sand sculpture. 

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Welp,the first day of spring was ok but after tonight,it won’t feel like spring. Mother Nature is stupid! 

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This is how I feel about the winter of 2015. 

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Snow sculpture of the Patriots' Super Bowl XLIX trophy at the local mall where I work. 

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One more game. Farewell,Captain. Thank you for making The Rivalry stronger over the years,Mr. Jeter. Respect to you,sir. Sincerely, a Red Sox fan.

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-KICKOFF COVERAGE’S: HISTORY OF THE 32 IN 32-

-NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-

1976

PATRIOTS GO 11-3 & EARN WILD CARD BERTH,LOSE TO THE RAIDERS IN THE WILD CARD ROUND BY A CONTROVERSIAL CALL THAT GAVE MOMENTUM BACK TO THE RAIDERS:

Following the 1975 season, Plunkett was traded to the San Francisco 49ers, and eventually would win two Super Bowls with the Oakland Raiders.

The draft picks acquired in the Plunkett trade were used to select defensive backs Mike Haynes and Tim Fox and set the stage for the team’s first winning seasons in the NFL. Second-year player Steve Grogan - who had played much of the 1975 season with Plunkett injured - became New England’s top quarterback in 1976. The Patriots finished 11-3, their best record in team history to that point, and advanced to the playoffs for the first time since 1963.

Their opponent in the first round would be the Oakland Raiders, whose only regular season loss had come at the hands of New England, 48-17. By late in the game, the Patriots were leading the Raiders, 21–17. On a critical 3rd-down play late in the 4th quarter, Patriots defensive tackle Ray “Sugar Bear” Hamilton appeared to get a critical sack on Oakland quarterbackKen Stabler, which would have forced the Raiders into a 4th-down situation and the possible end to their season. However, referee Ben Dreith called a roughing the passer penalty on Hamilton, nullifying the sack and giving the Raiders an automatic 1st down deep in New England territory. Replays would show that there was no illegal contact - a point that Stabler himself would all but concede in interviews years later. The call would ultimately prove fatal to the Patriots, as Stabler would score on a short touchdown run with less than a minute left, and the Raiders held on for a 24–21 win. Partially because of the controversy, the league never assigned Dreith to officiate Patriots games again.

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Well,looks like the officials owed us one back in 2001 with the "Tuck Rule" LOL! 

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To my haters......

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Reblog if you’re Single.

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Yup.

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REBLOG if your icon is actually you.

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Yup,my icon is really me..no one else.

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This is what I respond to haters.

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Seems like I am headed in that direction too...waiting for a miracle.

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Reblog if you're NOT Tumblr famous and you appreciate your followers

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Reblogs this if you live in Massachusetts.

I want to follow all of you!

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You will be missed on the field,Mr. Jeter. As a Red Sox fan,I respect you for your class,dignity and honor for the game. I hope you find the right woman to settle down with in your retirement. Much respect.