Great Quotes from Tomlin

That's some funny stuff.

 

I haven't tried that. I made peanut butter and sauerkraut sandwiches when I was a kid. They aren't great.

 

dude, I saw a press conference w MCVay from the Rams and I am not trying to be mean but... it sucked, all the complainers (and yes the haters too) need to understand that while things may not be perfect, all in all we have it pretty good,

 

I couldn’t care less what a coach says at press conference. I care about a higher number in the W column than in the L column.

 

Classic groutbrook. ​

 

One day I was cooking. My wife and her friend asked what I was making. I said a fried jumbo and coleslaw sandwich. They said yuck. I made one. Then I got “can we have a bite”. Then I made two more.

 

I make peanut butter cheese grilled sandwiches, peanut butter bologna, ham, hot dogs, etc. It's like a condiment except on a burger.

 

I Would love to see that guy who paradies Tomlin pretend to be the Dad at Parent/Teacher night.

 

So many of you act like spoiled brats. The Steelers have a good coach, and haven’t had a bad coach since whomever was the coach before Noll, and yet you complain like small children who didn’t get everything they wanted for Christmas because you don’t like the press conference quotes. Who can possibly care about something so irrelevant?

Your favorite team has won 6 Super Bowls
Your favorite team will finish this season 12-4 and as AFC North champs

And before you make some dumb argument about how you have a right to demand greatness (yes everyone has a right to be stupid), remember that Mike Tomlin has accomplished much, much, more in his job than 99% of the people on this message board. That is just a fact. And this isn’t about liking or disliking Tomlin. it is about having some perspective in life

 

We always had a sauerkraut surplus due to my uncle bringing us a 10 gallon crock of his own mash every year. I tried it on everything. The secret was to spread the peanut butter on both pieces of bread and put the kraut in the middle, so it didn't make the bread soggy.

 

That sounds good. I'll put coleslaw on a fish sandwich on occasion (idea borrowed from Primanti Bros).

 

My brother and I used to eat peanut butter and Miracle Whip sandwiches when we were kids. It was surprisingly good.

 

My niece up in Indiana does that.
Personally Hellmans for me, Miracle Whip...