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| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 49 weeks 6 days ago | Guns |
Guns at parties...what is THAT about???? |
| 50 weeks 1 day ago | Almost |
tosu Pink Carnations. It wood be enough to make Stanford's tree green with envy. |
| 50 weeks 1 day ago | I say the |
article is a plant. |
| 50 weeks 1 day ago | This |
Reproduction and Early GrowthFlowering and Fruiting- Ohio buckeye is polygamo-monoecious, bearing both bisexual and male flowers. The pale greenish-yellow flowers appear after the leaves in the spring from March to May and are borne in upright branched clusters. Only those near the base of the branches of a cluster are perfect and fertile; the others are staminate (4,11). The fruit is a leathery capsule containing one, two, or three seeds. The ripe seed is dark chocolate to chestnut brown, smooth and shiny, with a large, light-colored hilum so that it resembles an eye. 'The cotyledons are very thick and fleshy and contain no endosperm. In the section titled "Competition", the trees "prosper in dense stands"....Sounds like "The Horseshoe" to me. |
| 50 weeks 1 day ago | It's all under control....no worries mates. |
It was only a zombie attack on the President. They decided they could attack our government by causing an earthquake in Ann Arbor, which inadvertantly resulted in minor damage to two nuclear reactors near Cedar Point and South Bend. (Zombies are experimenting in causing the perfect storm and got a little out of control.) The military responded by blowing up all suspicious looking objects from Pennsylvania to the Illinois border. Everyone calmed down as soon as the MSU zombie studies team showed up. The MSU team persuaded the zombies to enjoy a Coke, and sing Kumbaya with the Sparty Mascot. Now... Let's be thankful we are so close to East Lansing: It should give one a good feeling of security, and reassurance. Reports of couches on fire were false rumors caused by an alien host with a lousy sense of humor who were on their way to destroy another planet. That is all. |
| 50 weeks 1 day ago | SERIOUS? |
BUSINESS? Nice to meet you! I'm ROEBUCK. What say you? Would you like to start up a BUSINESS with me; a Department store we could call SERIOUS-ROEBUCK? We can open by taking nominations as to who on this thread could be considered best qualified to be the Third Stooge; if it's not against the rules here. |
| 50 weeks 1 day ago | Think |
British accent Winston Churchill Nevar with a stong "a", as in: "Nevaaaar, Nevaaar, Nevaar give up!" |
| 50 weeks 1 day ago | First thing |
The Arkansas Razorback football recruits learn; is Emily Post's table manners. Then they eat Hog Slop....Charmed, I'm sure. John L., thank-you for being you, big guy!!! |
| 50 weeks 1 day ago | This |
is a powerful video. |
| 50 weeks 2 days ago | #1 |
NOT GOOD ENOUGH!
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| 50 weeks 2 days ago | Now |
"Groucho Mark" emerges from "laying in the weeds" with the Bambi Maize and Blue clenched in his razor sharp teeth. on the other hand, I like the sound of "Sips rips it to the hip of Wile. He boots it to the pylon. The receiver trips, does a flip, loses control of the ball, Sips recovers...TOUCHDOWN MICHIGAN, and the MAIZE and BLUE go up 45 -0 over the Spartans as the clock runs out on the Green and whatever the other color is." Put that in your pipe and smoke it "Sparty Bob"!!! |
| 50 weeks 4 days ago | Sam Webb |
Sam was not calling out Farrell, nor was Sam arguing with anyone. Sam simply ran with forethought and calculation giving Farrell enough rope to hang himself; and, Farrell obliged with a public attempt to justify the strategy of lying with impunity. (Farrell was saying, "Show me the tweet" to paraphrase it; even though Farrell knew he had no exclusive from Coach Poggi.) The thought process Farrell routinely employs is now made apparent by Sam's intervention: for, as a result of Farrell's self-deluded attempt at plausible deniability (as if Farrell could persuade others he perhaps mistakenly thought he had an exclusive), it is now known Farrell would wish to boost his work-place status at the expense of people who are simply trying to make an honest living. Sam quite capably with perfect calculation defended those trying to make an honest living by exposing the hypocrisy of Farrell in the only self-evident proof available; and I for one am grateful he took a coward to task and won the day by showing the value of consistency with the power of a belief in justice. |
| 50 weeks 4 days ago | Point wise |
we have the best coach. . (insert obligatory photo) |
| 51 weeks 2 days ago | Although I do not believe in "karma"; |
If Ohio whiffs on Jaylon Smith, their linebacker recruiting two years running looks weaker than typical from a rankings perspective, and things could continue to get worse for them. |
| 51 weeks 2 days ago | He is |
probably both a donor and a doner. |
| 51 weeks 2 days ago | Harrison Watson |
wouldn't be acting like a Buckeye fan, would he? Maybe, because Anzalone met this creep it was decided to take his linebacking talents elsewhere. |
| 51 weeks 2 days ago | I clicked on the author's name at the top of the article. |
Not only did I chuckle at Horace E. Cow's avatar; also, other articles by him just as funny are accessible and I think are worth a peek: for instance, Minnesota's uniforms based on Minnesota native "Prince". I have a feeling Michigan's turn is coming. I hope it will be soon. |
| 51 weeks 2 days ago | At 2:00 A.M. |
You are entitled to a typo...don't be sad. |
| 51 weeks 4 days ago | My imagination and belief in the UM football program |
"Aside from being raised in Ohio and identified as one of the top prospects in the nation, Tom graduated with a 3.8 GPA, maintains a focus on academics, and talks about a strong commitment to his team and "doing things the right way." The only way I could be even happier is if the above statement should begin with the words "Instead of" rather than the words "Aside from"....IMHO |
| 51 weeks 4 days ago | On Jackson's blast: |
Was it "on a frozen rope" all the way to the light tower? Or, was it starting to arc downward before hitting the steelwork? |
| 51 weeks 5 days ago | Reggie Jackson, '71 Allstar, Greatest Game? |
Perhaps you remember his home run was hit so hard, the crowd was deafeningly silent. People had no time to react to what may be the most powerful blast in baseball history; until the ball was out of sight, having broken a metal stanchion above the right-field roof. I seem to remember it bouncing back onto the field while Jackson did the home-run trot, and people started cheering wildly. By the time people could arise from their seats, they were wondering what just happened. Especially astonished, were those in the lower left-field seats with an obstucted view of the right-field roof. It was over so quickly. My recollection is, "Mr. October" was the only one, as far as I know, who would use some kind of winged plastic devise which looked like the tail-fins on a large aerial bomb, which he attached over the end of his bat in the on deck circle; because this object which created wind resistance; had been preparing him for a moment like this, to rip one into orbit. What an incredible game if I am remembering it all correctly. |
| 51 weeks 5 days ago | I have to ask. |
Is the "short porch" photo in your post the one where Kaline took away a home run with his feet dangling 5 feet above the ground? The headlines in the Free Press sports section would verify if I am remembering correctly. Another thought I believe is accurate: Ernie Harwell considered Kaline to have the best or second best arm in baseball in all the years he observed great fielders; the closest competition coming from Roberto Clemente. Kaline probably will always be remembered fondly as a classy guy and one of baseball's all-time greats! |
| 51 weeks 6 days ago | Who... |
Who wants to join the Nick Fairley fan club? Anyone? Is there one? |
| 51 weeks 6 days ago | When they are there |
Well, I'll be! |
| 51 weeks 6 days ago | Silly Me@? |
I fail to see a connection between campus safety and a man with a penchant for child porn. I am sure Urban can clear this up??? |
| 51 weeks 6 days ago | At Ohio |
Numerous classes on secondary violations hosted by the NCAA are currently being conducted on the campus of Ohio for those students and athletic department protegees interested in matriculating into Ohio's post-graduate, hands-on, Primary Violations Studies (PVS): personal tutoring is offered by EGG and Geno; Urban the Great handles the subject described in the literature as "the how-to make a boot cast measure: a means to cover up any type of suspension". This latter subject is called Methods in Plausible Deniability (MPD): a heavily funded program used to support of those who believe cover-ups of bad behavior are good for the future job prospects of student atheletes = Coach Meyer is "a great coach and an outstanding recruiter". |
| 1 year 1 day ago | Jalen |
Rose is willing to become weary in attempting to prevent a future basis for bitterness; and in so doing is no position to become bitter. Brian, asserting Jalen must be bitter is not warranted, but wrong-headed: an analogy to denials about racism lack relevance and perhaps substance. The preference Mary Sue ignites with her comments tends to marginalize important issues of the past which better can be resolved than merely brushing aside an era. Jalen is one of the symbols of overcoming difficult circumstances among other things (unlike Taubman); and a banner with the words "Fab Five" hanging from the Crisler ceiling is equivalent not at all to condoning cheating. It behooves Ms. Coleman to learn the lessons of defending a position which favors a banner of some sort or the like, if only by considering how she might do so with honor. The thing we can all get over and leave behind us; is any expectation we might harbor of Chris Webber apologizing in the future to the University. |
| 1 year 1 day ago | It's easy to understand. |
I regularly butt-dial the winning Lotto numbers; and without even having them on speed-dial! |
| 1 year 2 days ago | Dawson said "real soon". |
Who can wait that long? |
| 1 year 2 days ago | Yep! |
"Father, Darren Sr., started at safety for the 1994 San Diego Chargers Super Bowl team." |
