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ScottS

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  1. Dildo Brewing Company in Dildo, NL is a real brewery in a real town. Dildo, NL should not be confused with South Dildo, NL. Also, just a short drive from Dildo is Spread Eagle, NL. I have always found the proximity of these two locations funny.
  2. When the SEC went to divisions in 1992 after pig and USCe joined, the conference assigned everyone a permanent rival in the other division for no other reason than to preserve the whole "Third Saturday In October" rivalry between Tennessee and Alabama. Well, also keeping Auburn-Georgia probably also played into the permanent rival decision. Because of that, we got LSU-Florida on a yearly basis, along with all of those scintillating Mississippi State-Kentucky and Ole Miss-Vanderbilt slobber-knockers.
  3. If history repeats itself as seems to happen, then Indianola is so screwed.
  4. Necro bump as Japan has declared victory in the effort to end government use of floppy disks. Japan declares victory in effort to end government use of floppy disks
  5. A confluence of the people who post on MGoBlog and the people who post on TexAgs would be something to behold.
  6. San Patricio county resident checking in. Just bought plywood to board up the windows in my house. Which will mean now that the hurricane will come nowhere near Texas. Or at least nowhere near the coastal bend.
  7. Been in the works for a while but according to this, filming begins in January in Scotland. Here's When Chad Stahelski's 'Highlander' Reboot Begins Filming in Scotland [Exclusive]
  8. When People Disappear In Yellowstone National Park, Some Are Never Found No one is exactly sure how many people have gone missing in Yellowstone but the number is at least 6 since the 1960s.
  9. For you baseball fans out there, Orlando Cepeda has gone to the great baseball diamond in the sky. Orlando Cepeda, Hall of Famer and 1967 NL MVP, dies at 86
  10. Normally I like Ryan McGee. But either he or an editor has a very liberal definition of legendary program. MCWS 2024 championship preview: What's at stake for two legendary programs At least Tennessee has that runner-up finish all the way back in 1951.
  11. https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirts?query=unsupervised Because I have nothing better to do I clicked through all 20 pages and did not find this shirt exactly but several that were close to it.
  12. They used to do a third place game in the Final Four. Stopped it in 1981. The Olympics has a bronze medal game for most team events, right? I kind of like the idea of the 4th place and below teams going home with out any kind of hardware.
  13. Space Cowboys needs some love.
  14. Necro-bumping this thread. Saw this story today and figured it is adjacent to the story of President Tyler having grandchildren alive as of a few years ago. Ozarks Life: Bolivar WWII veteran is the only son of a Civil War soldier still alive
  15. As a coastal bend resident, I can confirm.
  16. Johnny Canales passed away at 77 on Thursday. Johnny Canales, Tejano TV Host Who Championed Selena, Dies at 77
  17. Officially they are Beach athletics or just the Beach. As in "Beach volleyball" or "Beach basketball". The 49ers is not official, just a nod to the school opening in 1949.
  18. Sir, you are mistaken. aggy has won so many championships that they forgot to put them all up on the stadium wall originally. Before: After:
  19. Y'all are missing the most important fact about this story: the guy is known as "Acid Farts". Man known as ‘Acid Farts’ banned, then unbanned from Las Vegas Sphere https://www.instagram.com/acid_farts/
  20. Sir, this is Surly Horns. People bitching about everything and not liking anything is a feature, not a bug.
  21. I'm guessing they were driving them there and sat in the lobby? Or did they actually bring them in the actual interview? Comes from this report here: NEARLY 4 IN 10 EMPLOYERS AVOID HIRING RECENT COLLEGE GRADS IN FAVOR OF OLDER WORKERS Survey happened December of last year but for whatever reason seems to be making the rounds now. From the report, it seems as though the 19 percent figure is people who have had a parent or parents actually in the interview, not just drop the candidate off or wait in the lobby. Like most anything, one can draw whatever conclusions he or she wants from this kind of survey. I suspect that one could survey a completely different set of hiring managers and come up with a different set of statistics. It does not say where the people surveyed come from in terms of specific industry, just that the respondents were 25+ years of age, have annual household income above $75k, work for companies with 10 or more employees, and are a C-Level executives, HR manager, director, president, owner/partner, president, or senior to middle management.
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