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| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 4 weeks 13 hours ago | Never stayed in Pasadena |
I've been to a few Rose Bowls and never stayed anywhere near Pasadena. Also: Eugene and its surrounding towns have hotels. I went to the Oregon v ASU game last year and we got a room about 4 miles from the stadium without much trouble. |
| 8 weeks 18 hours ago | Absolutely |
I'm practically floating with euphoria right now. That is hands-down the funniest thing I have seen in a long, long time. |
| 10 weeks 7 hours ago | Have someone else to help |
My son's first game was when he was 11 months (unless you count the game when my wife was 8.5 months pregnant), 2009 ND (Mathews caught the gsme winner about 12 feet from my face). His second game he was 23 months, 2010 UCONN. Both games he fell asleep and both games my wife took him out of the bowl to sit in the shade. That was vital. I wouldn't recommend it unless you have an understanding spouse or relative who wouldn't mind taking the kid out of the stands for long stretches. They were great photo ops, and in both games all the surrounding fans were great and seemed to think it was cool--a lot of "good for you for starting him young" comments. Do not forget that kids need a ticket no matter how young. |
| 13 weeks 2 days ago | It depends where you're going |
I lived there for 3 years and I can tell you there are certain routes (very popular ones, obviously) where the traffic is worse than it is in LA. There are routes where there is surprisingly little traffic, but there are some that are just a total nightmare. It all depends on where you are staying and where you are going. That said, it doesn't come close to Chicago. I did three years there and that is the worst traffic I have ever experienced, easily worse than LA and the Bay Area, two other places I've lived and are notorious for bad traffic. |
| 13 weeks 2 days ago | Total concurrence |
I lived there for 3 years and was happy to leave and never plan on moving back. Though I also got sick of the weather, which most people have a hard time understanding. |
| 13 weeks 2 days ago | It's existance is debatable |
My wife firmly argues that the existance of Delaware is a fiction. My counter-argument that I have actually been there does not dissuade her. |
| 13 weeks 2 days ago | Of course |
I work with a bunch of fisheries managers and biologists. It's a very heavy science field with a lot of biology, chemistry, hydrology, etc. It isn't "fishing." |
| 13 weeks 6 days ago | TWSS |
"and it's time to ride the hot guy." Sorry. What can I say, it's Friday night. |
| 14 weeks 3 days ago | Sponsored by PNC Bank |
"The 2012 Mott Spring Football Scrimmage sponsored by PNC Bank" Is corporate sponsorship of the Spring Game a new thing? |
| 15 weeks 1 day ago | And think if the English did it. |
I agree with just about everything you said. I also like to point out when the "what about ND?" argument gets made during discussions of Native mascots (which I find mind-bogglingly ignorant/dumb), that if a university in England opened many years ago (or just about any other time) and called themselves the Fighting Irish and had a crazed drunken leprechan mascot, the Irish (as in people from Ireland) would be *pisssed*. The difference between ND and North Dakota/Illinois is profound and significant. Apples to Oranges, my Maize and Blue friends. |
