Very astute observations! Unfortunately, misplaced prepositions are so common in our vernacular that it now seems awkward at times to follow the traditional construction.
I'm not sure about Middle English, but I can tell you with certainty that neither Koine Greek literature nor Masoretic Hebrew literature contain a single sentence that demonstrates a proposition after its object.
I’m most impressed that you avoided ending your sentence with a preposition. This is a rare quality these days; I usually see this from those who have used a grammar handbook published by Abeka.
I am wondering if anyone has insight regarding the best way/cheapest way to obtain a few tickets. Should I rush purchasing them or will they go down on the secondary markets as the date approaches? I did not go to the beat down of the Gators last year, and I instantly regretted it as the game began. I'm trying not to make the same mistake again!
Amen to this right here! I have lived in the proximity of osu fans for far too long. I care very little about the actual championship game at this point. Those Who Stay... In a more immediate sense it would be glorious to set things right on a neutral site with non-B1G refs.
Man up and sit in the student section wearing all maize. Bring a cowbell too and start a Go Blue chant/cadence. <--- This would be my advice for anyone who has suicidal thoughts. I sat in the student section in gang-neutral colors in 2004. I thought I was pretty clever by not wearing UM colors. Everyone knew whose side I was on because of the lack of Scarlet.
It was a pretty intense environment; I was about five rows directly behind the bench. The whole time a bunch of drunk students were calling Tressel and Krenzel all kinds of Sunday School names that I will not repeat; that is how they treated their own team... After the osu win, I witnessed a few ohio fans grab a guy in Michigan gear and pretend that they were going to push him over the bridge. They promptly let him go and ran off laughing and giving one another high fives. There were some halfway decent osu fans that were there, but they were more of an exception to the overall feel of the campus area.
This is one of the few voices of sanity left. You cannot be a Wolverine Devotee and choose to be loyal to the team only when they excel. Boycotting the team would harm the team that some purport to be passionate about. The leadership of the University will not have much of a choice but to make a business-smart decision at the end of the season, and a boycott will do nothing to expedite this process.
I'm not so sure how much of this is just on DB. Somewhere in the middle of Lloyd Carr's era I remember getting a hot chunk of SPAM in a hot dog bun out of a SPAMmobile within the stadium gates. Perhaps if they were giving away GIANT Kraft Dinner noodles less people would complain?
Having used various projectors in different rooms and settings, I can tell you that shining any projector onto a bare wall gives a substandard picture. When I didn't have a screen to use, I would sometimes use a queen sized flat sheet (this works fairly well when playing the NES in a church basement... if you have never played Super Mario Bros. w/ a 6 foot tall Mario, you have not yet lived.)
I fill out my brackets on an ESPN family group every year. the worst score I ever had was when I cheated and used the "let the expert pick your bracket." I finished in dead last.
she laughed when I showed her your question... after she rolled her eyes! the second game I took her to was against Indiana when Donavan Warren clinched the game with an interception & iu's coach was furious and threw his gum on national television.
My wife and I took our infant to a UM/OSU hockey game. We had to buy her a ticket; we were told that it is not a UM rule, but that it is an NCAA regulation. We did not have any trouble & we thoroughly enjoyed a UM win; I think a UM hockey game is safer for an infant's ears than for those of a 8 or 9 year old imo!
Our daughter is now 5, and she likes the fact that we took her to a UM hockey even though she does not remember it. Her older brother is still jealous that he did not get to go (he was old enough to leave).
Regarding the baby carrier... I don't know if that would fit in the seating area, so I would try to take turns holding the baby. Try to remember you are holding a fragile infant when you receive the urge to leap in the air and flash the "3 goggles" after each Stauskas 3.
my wife got me a um flag that says "man cave" on it with a large block m in the center... it's not from Adidas or mden. this makes sense considering the fact that my B.A. and my M.A. (in progress) are from other academic institutions... she must have picked it up from Walmart.
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Very astute observations! Unfortunately, misplaced prepositions are so common in our vernacular that it now seems awkward at times to follow the traditional construction.
I'm not sure about Middle English, but I can tell you with certainty that neither Koine Greek literature nor Masoretic Hebrew literature contain a single sentence that demonstrates a proposition after its object.
I’m most impressed that you avoided ending your sentence with a preposition. This is a rare quality these days; I usually see this from those who have used a grammar handbook published by Abeka.
I am wondering if anyone has insight regarding the best way/cheapest way to obtain a few tickets. Should I rush purchasing them or will they go down on the secondary markets as the date approaches? I did not go to the beat down of the Gators last year, and I instantly regretted it as the game began. I'm trying not to make the same mistake again!
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Man up and sit in the student section wearing all maize. Bring a cowbell too and start a Go Blue chant/cadence. <--- This would be my advice for anyone who has suicidal thoughts. I sat in the student section in gang-neutral colors in 2004. I thought I was pretty clever by not wearing UM colors. Everyone knew whose side I was on because of the lack of Scarlet.
It was a pretty intense environment; I was about five rows directly behind the bench. The whole time a bunch of drunk students were calling Tressel and Krenzel all kinds of Sunday School names that I will not repeat; that is how they treated their own team... After the osu win, I witnessed a few ohio fans grab a guy in Michigan gear and pretend that they were going to push him over the bridge. They promptly let him go and ran off laughing and giving one another high fives. There were some halfway decent osu fans that were there, but they were more of an exception to the overall feel of the campus area.
For a non-student is it better to buy the $90 ticket tomorrow or will there be better deals through the secondary market as the bowl draws nearer?
You know, a lot of people go to college for seven years....
This is one of the few voices of sanity left. You cannot be a Wolverine Devotee and choose to be loyal to the team only when they excel. Boycotting the team would harm the team that some purport to be passionate about. The leadership of the University will not have much of a choice but to make a business-smart decision at the end of the season, and a boycott will do nothing to expedite this process.
I'm not so sure how much of this is just on DB. Somewhere in the middle of Lloyd Carr's era I remember getting a hot chunk of SPAM in a hot dog bun out of a SPAMmobile within the stadium gates. Perhaps if they were giving away GIANT Kraft Dinner noodles less people would complain?
Having used various projectors in different rooms and settings, I can tell you that shining any projector onto a bare wall gives a substandard picture. When I didn't have a screen to use, I would sometimes use a queen sized flat sheet (this works fairly well when playing the NES in a church basement... if you have never played Super Mario Bros. w/ a 6 foot tall Mario, you have not yet lived.)
Whatever this is, it is not very flattering...
Last year I saw billboards that advertised a March Madness special for Vasectomies. I thought it was some kind of joke... I guess not!
Also... Lloyd Carr is smiling?
My favorite Gallon play ever; the wheel route that he caught that went for about 50 yards that set up the win for UTL I... it was magical.
My wife and I took our infant to a UM/OSU hockey game. We had to buy her a ticket; we were told that it is not a UM rule, but that it is an NCAA regulation. We did not have any trouble & we thoroughly enjoyed a UM win; I think a UM hockey game is safer for an infant's ears than for those of a 8 or 9 year old imo!
Our daughter is now 5, and she likes the fact that we took her to a UM hockey even though she does not remember it. Her older brother is still jealous that he did not get to go (he was old enough to leave).
Regarding the baby carrier... I don't know if that would fit in the seating area, so I would try to take turns holding the baby. Try to remember you are holding a fragile infant when you receive the urge to leap in the air and flash the "3 goggles" after each Stauskas 3.
The excited friend or family member that pops up in front of Denard looks like he was the one who was drafted!
How did Archie like giving that award out after watching ohio fall?
Jim Delaney might want to delegate the final announcement at the end... also, maize and blue confetti?
Jim Delaney might want to delegate the final announcement at the end... also, maize and blue confetti?