I'm lovin' the games and lovin' these game recaps too. Who's got it better than me? Nobody... Well, Tom Brady's got it better than me. But nobody else.
I don't drink alcohol so I was not there for the liquor.
It was at night (roughly 12 hour time difference). On the TV was the World Trade Center with smoke coming out of it. There are so many scams in Cambodia that I immediately dismissed it as some sort of come-on. I focused my attention elsewhere.
The next morning I got the news. Sickened by it.
... based on Harbaugh's reaction and that of many others, as well as his background, is that he viewed Kaepernick's protest as a disrespectful act to the military..."
Perhaps assumptions are foolish. I don't know, but I suspect Harbaugh has made the Pledge of Allegiance. I have. I have little use for people who openly disrespect "the republic for which it stands." I took a business law class over in the business school. I remember the professor saying, "if you refer to your own assumptions and you don't use a negative in the sentence then you are telling the world you're stupid."
I'm sixty years old and I've never been bored at work. I have fun making things happen. I have fun causing other people problems, especially if I don't like them.
About 15 years ago I took an Amtrak train across the country just for the hell of it. Terrible! Hated it. I was stuck with a scad of Amish people with whom I had nothing in common. I was... bored. Couldn't take it.
I got off the train. Problem solved.
If you're bored at work quit. I've never started a thread on MGoBlog, but I doubt if it's exciting enough to cure boredom. I read MGoBlog to relax.
Then when they raised it to a little under $700 the next year the students tried to organize a "tuition strike." The administration didn't take that seriously and nothing came of it. Either you pay or you don't get the credits.
Room and board at Markley was $1200 a year. Seemed expensive at the time.
It's all in the eye of the beholder. For me, Yellowstone National Park is a distant first for the continental U.S.
As far as the entire world, hard to say. If you're a skier then the Alps at Innsbruck is no slouch.
I opened the thread in the mobile app. I see what you are talking about. I usually only use that when I am away from home.
It also brought joy to me to not see the defecation description signature.
This would certainly go a long way toward solving the whole "non-commitable offer" offers, which I think is pure bullshit. If they don't offer him the non-binding LOI then he is not offered. Hard to see anything wrong with that.
I guess I don't read enough of the posts. I've never figured out why it is that he piques the emotions of so many. Other than the weird propensity to eat citrus fruit, he seems like par for the course here.
I hate those guys. Being that otherwise, I really don't hate anybody, that makes them pretty special. THE Ohio State University and their fans are THE people I hate. I hope we beat the crap out of them to give them good reason to hate us back. When that happens the world is in the right place. I'm not obsessed about it, that's just the way it is.
I thought the article was pretty good for someone that is probably borderline illiterate and doesn't know where to take a crap.
I live in the middle of nowhere and occasionally travel, and I've had problems over the years with TV coverage. Instead of trying to make any real plans I have just come to use a simple formula: 1) Stay in the U.S. during football season. 2) If the game is not on the local listings then plan to eat a meal at Buffalo Wild Wings. I always call in advance and they always seem to have the game.
If outside the U.S. forget it. Nobody gives a crap about College Football (real football not soccer) except Americans. If you are in the U.S., there always seems to be a Buffalo Wild Wings within a couple hundred miles (usually much closer).
I've done the streaming thing and I can't take it. Perhaps other people have better luck. For me, if wi-fi is involved it constantly switches to the lower resolution (especially ESPN3). To each there own, but I find that a good excuse to eat some overpriced fattening food that I really like.
I guess there’s not much video of that. It always took a while to get the post to fall. I knew a guy who actually had a good sized piece of one in his apartment.
and blew it away out of an apartment window with a little BB gun I had in the closet. I guess if anyone had caught me I would have done time at Jackson.
I wasn't on campus more than a week into my freshman year when I figured out that TAs whose first language was not English WERE A PROBLEM. I used the Drop|Add period to solve that.
With my first math class I switched from a Chinese guy with poor English to a drop-dead-beautiful math graduate TA. She had my full attention.
For some reason French caused me the most distress of anything I took. Still did okay. If I had it to do over again I think I would take an Asian language. As a more mature adult I have found it easier to pick those up (I define "mature" very loosely). I think my problem with French was the tedium. It was just impossible for me to sit in the language lab with those headphones on.
for me, the picture with the Corvette does not appear on the opening MGoBlog page, but does appear on the page that includes the comments (I use Chrome).
Their primary hub is Denver. It would pain me to see the Michigan logo on anything that has to do with them. If you are going to vote for something like that vote for Ohio State.
A million years ago, when the football cheerleaders were all male, they lead a cheer that went as follows: "Let's go Big Blue, let's go." It wasn't fun as the Shit Band, but they called that cheer out hundreds of times.
Hours were 8:00 am to 3:00 pm with a lunch hour, a mandatory unsupervised study hall, and a gym class. I'm not seeing a lot of difference there. I think the article also said that at IMG there was a supervised study time in the evening until 9:00 pm. That would make it a LOT tougher than the Birmingham School District. Eastern Christian Academy might be a diploma factory, but this IMG school may be the real deal.
That was the political party of one guy running for Student President in the 73-74 academic year. His entire platform was to fire the basketball coach. For months he had flyers stuck to every bulletin board on campus. He may have been an idiot, but he was diligent.
Two years later Michigan played against Indiana in the NCAA championship (they lost). The Daily found that guy and interviewed him. He admitted that he might have changed his mind.
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Interesting to know you can opt out of the bonus. That's what put me off.
about Brady Hoke building bridges.
... based on Harbaugh's reaction and that of many others, as well as his background, is that he viewed Kaepernick's protest as a disrespectful act to the military..."
Perhaps assumptions are foolish. I don't know, but I suspect Harbaugh has made the Pledge of Allegiance. I have. I have little use for people who openly disrespect "the republic for which it stands." I took a business law class over in the business school. I remember the professor saying, "if you refer to your own assumptions and you don't use a negative in the sentence then you are telling the world you're stupid."
Few things are more wrong than this.
I would have done it a long time ago.
was probably the root cause of all his problems.
and missed the wolf standing next to it.
I guess there’s not much video of that. It always took a while to get the post to fall. I knew a guy who actually had a good sized piece of one in his apartment.
for me, the picture with the Corvette does not appear on the opening MGoBlog page, but does appear on the page that includes the comments (I use Chrome).
I think he is a redshirt senior.
Only 43 yards away, shooting at a three pound bag of tannerite, and he misses that many times?
You know their perverse love for direct articles.
That is one awesome picture.
Hours were 8:00 am to 3:00 pm with a lunch hour, a mandatory unsupervised study hall, and a gym class. I'm not seeing a lot of difference there. I think the article also said that at IMG there was a supervised study time in the evening until 9:00 pm. That would make it a LOT tougher than the Birmingham School District. Eastern Christian Academy might be a diploma factory, but this IMG school may be the real deal.
I won't stay on a website that auto-plays a video I can't easily stop.