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| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 11 hours 1 min ago | Exit Stage Left |
Granted, it was a live album, but I wore out Exit Stage Left. |
| 11 hours 4 min ago | Jalen |
An earlier post had a photo of a beaming Desmond Howard and his jersey patch. This post links to a story where Jalen complains that the basketball team doesn't get the same appreciation as the football team. The answer is obvious, Tim Hardaway Jr. sporting a Cazzie Russell uniform patch. |
| 1 day 11 hours ago | Banner hanging |
I'd check with Zack and Stu and see when they were available... |
| 2 days 10 hours ago | Shut up and eat |
The next time Denard breaks free for an 80 yard touchdown dash and does that eating cereal pantomime, I want that shut and eat song to play and I want the students to yell shut up and eat. This has to happen. |
| 3 days 14 hours ago | Don't forget about the PROMOTION part |
I always see this idea discussed as "relegation," but don't forget there are two sides to this coin. I saw the end of the West Ham United* vs. Blackpool (?) game this weekend and the West Ham fans were going nuts because they were going to be promoted back to the Premier league. * Shouldn't they just be called, "Ham United," because if they are truly United, there would be no need to make the East/West distinction. |
| 1 week 5 days ago | morality |
That assumes the average 18 year old thinks that PED use is immoral. I don't think that's the case. I listen to too much sports-talk radio, and a fair number of callers don't think there is anything wrong with steroid use. Plus, if you are pumping iron in the gym and find out that other guys are using, that lowers the barrier to you using. I think the health risks far out-weigh the benefits of improved performance, but I know that not everyone thinks the same way that I do. I'm not an expert on this, but I'm fairly certain it takes a blood test to detect HGH use, and the high schools, colleges, and NFL aren't doing that. Thus, huge linemen (and 250 pound linebackers) proliferate. |
| 1 week 5 days ago | ? |
Who is forcing us to read this? |
| 1 week 5 days ago | easy there |
Let's back off the personal attacks, OK? |
| 1 week 6 days ago | Novak |
Did he see the photoshop thread where he had no legs? |
| 1 week 6 days ago | Rand |
I remember seeing flyers all over central campus when I was in undergrad ('88-'92) advertising Ayn Rand meetings. I never went to one, but I always wondered what that was all about. Fast forward ~20 years and Ron Paul is running for President and he has a kid named Rand, so what the hell, I read Atlas Shrugged. While there are some interesting ideas in that book, at the end of it, I had to ask, "What about the children?" I also had trouble with the ~130 page speech that John Galt gave on the radio. That was a bit extreme, not the actual content so much, just the fact that someone could talk that long. Regarding the "social code," I don't think there is one all-encompassing code that we all live by. An 18-year old kid's idea of right and wrong is not the same as someone who has gone through more life experiences. My high school had a section out back called, "The Hill" where the stoners went. Their social code was to get high and feel good. I don't see how that is much different than taking PEDs to play better so you feel good. When you are 22 and realize you need to pass a drug test to be employed, your actions change. Let's not forget we are talking about young adults who often don't consider the long term effects of their actions. |
