Jimmy Fallon: Turncoat!

[M2MPrinciples]

 

[M2MPrinciples]

Tells the story about interviewing for the SU assistant job on his wedding night and getting the offer on his honeymoon.

 

[phreddie]

I can be objective enough to say... that was pretty cool.

 

[donniesyracuse]

New York’s college team!

 

[Owens guy]

Fallon has never been very funny. He tries too hard. St. John’s can have him.

 

[Ragman2000]

I met Fallon when he played Schein in the mid 90s before he was big on SNL. Might have been his first year. He was literally the biggest piece of trash and fake person I've ever met in my life. To this day he makes my stomach turn. Human garbage.

Contrast that with Norm MacDonald who I met when he played Cuse on his Dirty Work tour, and he was already established and hilarious and one of the nicest most genuine people I've ever met.

 

[Dcuse]

I met Fallon when he played Schein in the mid 90s before he was big on SNL. Might have been his first year. He was literally the biggest piece of trash and fake person I've ever met in my life. To this day he makes my stomach turn. Human garbage.

Contrast that with Norm MacDonald who I met when he played Cuse on his Dirty Work tour, and he was already established and hilarious and one of the nicest most genuine people I've ever met.

My bad. When you said biggest piece of trash and fake I thought you were talking about Pitino.

 

[Charbroil]

Fallon has never been very funny. He tries too hard. St. John’s can have him.

He really is awful. Don’t get the appeal.

 

[Cusefan78]

Tells the story about interviewing for the SU assistant job on his wedding night and getting the offer on his honeymoon.

I really don’t care what you think of him personally but this guy is a winner. He gets it, Bringing in the tv series to boost exposure and nil is forward thinking. That speech will bring in money and recruits. Even with nil, players want to win and they want to play for winners. Unfortunately the culture here isn’t breeding the winning mentality.

 

[cliftonparksufan]

Thought it was lame until the white suits came out. Hysterical.

 

[Cusefan69]

Yeah Fallon on his own has not been as funny but watching him crack up in almost every SNL skit with Will Ferrell was pretty funny. Even Will started to laugh in skits like Cowbell, Jefferies and Gus Chiggens.
Edit: By the way if you all ever need some laughs for a crappy day absolutely Google Will Ferrell making actors break character and just watch. Some funny funny stuff.

 

[tbonezone]

jimmy makes an annual trip to Fairport to visit his buddies at Mulconry's Irish Pub.

https://www.rochesterfirst.com/fair...ises-fairport-pub-sings-with-locals-in-visit/
and we all know his favorite playa evah . #25.

 

[Dcuse]

Rick Pitino never,ever turns down an opportunity to trash Syracuse. He is a great basketball coach but, for the life of me, I don’t know what this board’s fascination is with this scum.

 

[orangecuse]

I met Fallon when he played Schein in the mid 90s before he was big on SNL. Might have been his first year. He was literally the biggest piece of trash and fake person I've ever met in my life. To this day he makes my stomach turn. Human garbage.

Contrast that with Norm MacDonald who I met when he played Cuse on his Dirty Work tour, and he was already established and hilarious and one of the nicest most genuine people I've ever met.

Fallon in the mid 90's was about 20-ish or so, therefore, about the same age as many here refer to our players as "kids." That being the case, whatever experience you claim to have had then (again, he was a "kid") still "making your stomach turn to this day," along with your spewing of "human garbage" well, I'll just say, speaks for itself.

 

[STEVEHOLT]

I met Fallon when he played Schein in the mid 90s before he was big on SNL. Might have been his first year. He was literally the biggest piece of trash and fake person I've ever met in my life. To this day he makes my stomach turn. Human garbage.

Contrast that with Norm MacDonald who I met when he played Cuse on his Dirty Work tour, and he was already established and hilarious and one of the nicest most genuine people I've ever met.

He’s that bad to be termed human garbage ? What did he do?

 

[JustPherU]

I met Fallon when he played Schein in the mid 90s before he was big on SNL. Might have been his first year. He was literally the biggest piece of trash and fake person I've ever met in my life. To this day he makes my stomach turn. Human garbage.

Contrast that with Norm MacDonald who I met when he played Cuse on his Dirty Work tour, and he was already established and hilarious and one of the nicest most genuine people I've ever met.

Norm MacDonald is in a league of his own.

 

[OHIORANGES]

Rick Pitino never,ever turns down an opportunity to trash Syracuse. He is a great basketball coach but, for the life of me, I don’t know what this board’s fascination is with this scum.

Guess you’d rather have Red

 

[sufandu]

Rick Pitino never,ever turns down an opportunity to trash Syracuse. He is a great basketball coach but, for the life of me, I don’t know what this board’s fascination is with this scum.

The fascination is that he is one of the best ever. You can dislike him and appreciate his proficiency at the same time.

 

[Charbroil]

Fallon in the mid 90's was about 20-ish or so, therefore, about the same age as many here refer to our players as "kids." That being the case, whatever experience you claim to have had then (again, he was a "kid") still "making your stomach turn to this day," along with your spewing of "human garbage" well, I'll just say, speaks for itself.

You seem like you’d be a lot of fun at parties.