I can imagine a time when you have a smart fridge that automatically scans every item in the fridge and creates an automatic inventory. Then, if you're on your way home from work and want to check if you need to pick up milk or hot sauce or whatever, you can automically pull up a list, neatly sorted, of the contents, sorted by item, expiration date, even level remaining. Complete information to base your decisions off of.
Perhaps it even notices what you buy often and are running low on and runs a report to check local stores for pricing, availability, and sales to steer you to the best deals. Or it notices that you have all the ingrediants for a great recipe but x and y and suggests you pick those up to make chicken cordon bleu tonight, or whatever. Or it could track your preferences and suggest alternative products you might be interested in: I know you always buy x brand bratwurst, you might want to try them with y brand mustard.
Would these revolutionize the way you live? Likely not, but they could be helpful and quite nice in some circumstances. It may be cost prohibitive at the moment but with electronic pricing dropping daily, there could be a time where consumers are willing to spend an extra hundred dollars or whatever to have these conveniences. Or they won't and the fridges won't sell, and the market has decided fridge R&D has to look elsewhere for the next great innovation.
... and an attempt to minimize some of the more extreme forms of competition that can arrise from grouping so many type A personalities in the same room.
Yeah, not the most manball of facebook pages, but I've seen worse initiatives.
But it is for people who like quick, semi-manic British humor centered around some standard sci-fi adventures and some above standard sci-fi adventures. The characters are well written and it can be kooky or poignent from one moment to the next.
And watch the new Who (2005), the old has not aged well if you're not looking through nostalgia glasses. If you're having a hard time getting into it, give the 11th Doctor's first episode a short (The 11th Hour in Series 5), or you can try some of the classics like Blink, The Girl in the Fireplace, or Silence in the Library.
A note on premise: The Doctor is an near ageless dude who has multiple incarnations. Every time he dies, he reincarnates as a "new" Doctor. We're currently on the 11th. He flies through time with a couple human hanger-ons, generally sight seeing and adventuring, but always ends up having to fix something wherever he lands.
The Rilo shirt I think would be much better with only the front side (and perhaps an ellipses). I certainly would buy it then.
And please please don't make the second, but especially not the third Upton shirt. All for the first one, but I mean c'mon. Don't make me hate Michigan fans for for wearing those shirts.
And made friends with a Penn State fan. It helped that he had made a bet on us winning but even after the lines about how he can't believe he was rooting for Michigan and how this will only happen once, by the end he was jumping up and down with me with high fives aplenty.
I had Conforth for two classes (Hippies, Beatniks, and Punks and American Folklore) at U of M and he was amazing. As for the single lecture angle, Conforth's last lecture of the class is always great. I still remember every bit and still have the two cards he handed me at the end of each course.
Certainly not the cheapest, but you can't beat the atmosphere and Jerry is great. Always did a great job with my old white dude afro and my now more standard short hair.
Of course my opinion might be tainted by the fact that I've been going there forever and he would often offer me a beer while waiting.
This is not a "new" DUI. It happened back in November.
"The Grand Rapids Press reports that Grady's blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit of 0.08 at the time of his November arrest in nearby Grandville."
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Although it is a beer, after a brief googling.
Also apparently "Low quality marijuana originating from the greater Ypsilanti, Michigan area"
I can imagine a time when you have a smart fridge that automatically scans every item in the fridge and creates an automatic inventory. Then, if you're on your way home from work and want to check if you need to pick up milk or hot sauce or whatever, you can automically pull up a list, neatly sorted, of the contents, sorted by item, expiration date, even level remaining. Complete information to base your decisions off of.
Perhaps it even notices what you buy often and are running low on and runs a report to check local stores for pricing, availability, and sales to steer you to the best deals. Or it notices that you have all the ingrediants for a great recipe but x and y and suggests you pick those up to make chicken cordon bleu tonight, or whatever. Or it could track your preferences and suggest alternative products you might be interested in: I know you always buy x brand bratwurst, you might want to try them with y brand mustard.
Would these revolutionize the way you live? Likely not, but they could be helpful and quite nice in some circumstances. It may be cost prohibitive at the moment but with electronic pricing dropping daily, there could be a time where consumers are willing to spend an extra hundred dollars or whatever to have these conveniences. Or they won't and the fridges won't sell, and the market has decided fridge R&D has to look elsewhere for the next great innovation.
... and an attempt to minimize some of the more extreme forms of competition that can arrise from grouping so many type A personalities in the same room.
Yeah, not the most manball of facebook pages, but I've seen worse initiatives.
So they have that going for them.
I just subscribe on iTunes. You get it a day later, but you don't have to deal with that annoyance.
Michigan 41
Nebraska 30
Rushing 274
Yup, that was a fun one. Fairly orderly, lots of wooooo-ing, and got a picture with Wave Guy.
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And now to check if I was the first to put that number down
But I believe OP was saying the eye-gouging was buss league
But it is for people who like quick, semi-manic British humor centered around some standard sci-fi adventures and some above standard sci-fi adventures. The characters are well written and it can be kooky or poignent from one moment to the next.
And watch the new Who (2005), the old has not aged well if you're not looking through nostalgia glasses. If you're having a hard time getting into it, give the 11th Doctor's first episode a short (The 11th Hour in Series 5), or you can try some of the classics like Blink, The Girl in the Fireplace, or Silence in the Library.
A note on premise: The Doctor is an near ageless dude who has multiple incarnations. Every time he dies, he reincarnates as a "new" Doctor. We're currently on the 11th. He flies through time with a couple human hanger-ons, generally sight seeing and adventuring, but always ends up having to fix something wherever he lands.
I guess BW3 if you just want a lot of TVs
Nick try Mr. Saban...
... and much more curmudgeonly than I really am.
The Rilo shirt I think would be much better with only the front side (and perhaps an ellipses). I certainly would buy it then.
And please please don't make the second, but especially not the third Upton shirt. All for the first one, but I mean c'mon. Don't make me hate Michigan fans for for wearing those shirts.
OK, I really am that curmudgeonly.
Source: I saw it yesterday
I completely thought I had just learned some new slang.
"So that's what the kids are saying these days, dagnabbit."
Shame it wasn't us, but good luck none the less to DeAnthony and his family
When you can make a joke and/or get a random internet dude in trouble with his wife.
Also get better soon Denard.
But yeah, they are stepping up. So kudos to them. Thanks Ricks.
And JBA, awesome what you're doing, but maybe cut down on the melodrama.
Good call.
I get excited then a little disappointed because in my mind :[player's name] is intrinsically linked with a Hello post.
Ah well, I suppose I should relax. Good interview Ace and looking forward to the recruitment Mr. Wiggins.
Who all came into this thread to find out what a Dev. Ctr. was?
We still don't want a mascot
And made friends with a Penn State fan. It helped that he had made a bet on us winning but even after the lines about how he can't believe he was rooting for Michigan and how this will only happen once, by the end he was jumping up and down with me with high fives aplenty.
Cheerleader sweaters for everyone!
This thread will not end well.
Also I has a sad now.
::eye twitch::
Nope, all good here. Checks out 100%.
It fixes all of life's problems.
A factoid is not in fact a little fact or a bit of trivia.
From Wikipedia:
A factoid is a questionable or spurious—unverified, incorrect, or fabricated—statement presented as a fact, but with no veracity
No, I did not add the veracity part myself. The belief that a factoid is a bit of trivia is in fact a factoid.
Fact.
Please don't use that phrase associated with Michigan football. Pretty please.
Sorry, first thing that came to mind.
Spent the first bit musing about how "Isn't that the ESPN homage?" then suddenly at 1:03, EPILEPSY.
Edit: and this reply did not go where I thought it would. In reference to the video France719 posted
And somehow they always lead back to Ohio.
GRAPHS DO NOT WORK THAT WAY
Proper usage:
I submit that using submit in this manner makes anything 17% funnier.
Q.E.D.
It was a DUI. Totally different beast.
I had forgotten how much I hated getting/enjoyed watching crabs.
... would they have a zombie parade so the military could win.
Always.
Such as: "Good lookin' out, uncle Tom."
Tom, his uncle. His father's brother Tom. Close relative Tom.
Just sayin.
I had Conforth for two classes (Hippies, Beatniks, and Punks and American Folklore) at U of M and he was amazing. As for the single lecture angle, Conforth's last lecture of the class is always great. I still remember every bit and still have the two cards he handed me at the end of each course.
/Don't let the hungry ghosts get you.
Certainly not the cheapest, but you can't beat the atmosphere and Jerry is great. Always did a great job with my old white dude afro and my now more standard short hair.
Of course my opinion might be tainted by the fact that I've been going there forever and he would often offer me a beer while waiting.
And no, as the people in question are not enrolled yet. Until they step foot officially on campus, no points.
Please don't use "the Butterfly."
This is not a "new" DUI. It happened back in November.
"The Grand Rapids Press reports that Grady's blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit of 0.08 at the time of his November arrest in nearby Grandville."
I remember reading about it then.
I hope Kevin gets some help.
1 FAKE out of 5 would be an accurately measured 40 time at a public event, reasonable for the athlete in question.
5 FAKES out of 5 would be reporting a 300 pound lineman routinely races cheetahs in his spare time, and wins.
(40 times are constantly exagerated. Not every high school and college kid runs a 4.2)
Did you expect to win by 30?