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Posts posted by alincoln
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9 minutes ago, Pig Bellmont said:
This. Purely yardage based statistics are garbage
Exactly. On an adjusted per play basis we are all the way up to 118 per Huck's site.
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Hilarious that one tweet can completely expose the cynicism and hypocrisy of the entire NBA from the league office and owners (excuse me, Governors) all the way down to the players. Fashionably and conveniently woke frauds.
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Although Nebraska is now a women's volleyball school, you can't blame them for leaving the Big 12 for the Big 10. They are raking cash and benefiting academically from the Big 10 consortium. Their football program is now complete dogshit with a bunch of meaningless, manufactured rivalries, but college football ain't what it used to be and will be even less recognizable in 20 years.
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TLJ did Galaxy's Edge no favors. Kids were obsessed with TFA. Halloween 2016 was wall-to-wall Star Wars even though it was almost a year after the movie. Then TLJ was released and basically killed all Star Wars momentum, including any enthusiasm for Star Wars lands based on the new trilogy.
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Can't recommend it enough, particularly if you aren't paying the bill. We also had one last time we went in 2017 and we just walked into the FP line for every ride while the guide watched the little kids or got us refreshments while we rode the rides.
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We have a guide so I believe that eliminates the need for FPs
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In for hopefully the last trip to WDW in late January (kids will be 11, 9 and 5). Staying at Grand Floridian so hopefully the new walkway to MK will be open by then (same concept as walkway from Contemporary). Have never been to Pandora, Toy Story World or Galaxy's Edge so there will be quite a few new attractions. Almost entirely skipping EPCOT this time around other than dinner and walking around World Showcase one night.
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1 hour ago, WhatTheBuck said:
Really? Why? Do any actual players from Columbus factor into that assessment? Not that OSU hasn't recruited good players from central Ohio, but you would never call Columbus "ostensibly" OSU's recruiting pipeline.
Jim Tressel's teams were more loaded with Ohio players than Urban's teams and the team Day inherited. OSU's last star QB recruit from Ohio is now playing in Baton Rouge. And he was from southern Ohio.
I was speaking more to the positive impact that the new Columbus has had on recruiting battles with Michigan than Columbus as a recruiting hotbed, although Ohio State's highest rated recruit in 2019 is from a Columbus suburb that didn't really exist 20 years ago.
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12 minutes ago, WhatTheBuck said:
This a really stupid take. And bad writing. Michigan has had the most success in modern times when they recruited good players from Ohio. Desmond Howard and Charles Woodson being the prime examples but there are many others. Michigan has also been recruiting nationally for a long time. They have to because there's not a lot of talent in Michigan.
I'm not sure how population loss in Detroit has hurt Michigan's recruiting, if at all. But if Stewart's going to compare that assertion to Ohio State, shouldn't he make some sort of case about population shift in Ohio or where OSU's 'ostensible' main recruiting pipeline is? Suggesting Michigan's problems are due to Detroit's declining population affecting their recruiting while OSU "is one of the sport’s premier juggernauts" is pretty lazy analysis.
I do think the development of Columbus and stagnation of Detroit over the past 30 years have altered the recruiting landscape, particularly w/r/t players from Ohio.
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Michigan can't run and can't stop the run. Great recipe for success in the Big 10. JK Dobbins and Fields are going to destroy them
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A video of a separate blackface incident from the early 90s has emerged. Does he get to 5?
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Wearing traditional garb to an individual event that was gifted to you is a bit different than playing dress up for the entirety of a state visit, oftentimes while your hosts are wearing western clothes.
Dude is a complete poser.
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A bunch of lefties were still blackfacing in the 2000s (Kimmel, Silverman, Fallon) although Ted Danson got crushed for it in the early 90s
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How fucking dumb is this guy to go full brown face in 2001?
At least he now has the sense to ditch the makeup when he dresses in costume on state visits.
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20 hours ago, LABEVO said:Wife and I are early 30s and decided not to have children. That may change but for right now that is how we feel. I am apathetic on having kids and her view is that life is misery so why bring a life into the world to experience that misery. I don't understand the rationale as she has a very comfortable (economically speaking) life but result is positive for me.
As a result, our lifestyle means that we can live in multiple cities which we do and tend to plan every event / travel last minute. It has been great and now that we have a dog it has reinforced our desire to not have a kid. It is too much responsibility.
Her view which I believe we could afford is that we would only have a child if we had a nanny 100% of the time. It comes down to neither of us feel a strong desire to have kids and both agreed before marriage that we would only have them if we both REALLY wanted it due to cost and time commitment.
I highly recommend you don't have children with your current wife. You may also want to consider immediately divorcing your current wife.
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12 hours ago, wild_turkey said:
Went to a cookout this afternoon. There were 4 pregnant women in attendance and lots of kids running around. Wife texted me in the middle to say “let’s get out of here”.
Went home and cooked some great pasta, drank wine, watched adult TV, hung out with our dogs, booked a vacation, and spent “quality time” together. Life is pretty good around here.-
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13 hours ago, staboner said:
i was 25 when it happened. the 90s were some golden era for the US and the world. not much anymore and that makes me sad every goddamn day i live
Completely agree. The 90s were truly the halcyon days of yore. Not only pre-9/11 but also pre-smart phone and pre-social media and pre-broadband.
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Julie has since remarried, and she and her husband now have two children together. For nearly a decade, she has also volunteered at the 9/11 Tribute Museum, a family-run center that highlights the stories of victims and survivors of the attacks. She credits the museum, and the network of people she has met through it, with helping her grieve.
“Moving forward does not mean you have forgotten your past. I don’t use the word closure, I don’t believe in it, people throw it out there all the time. You don’t ever close the door to something like this,” Julie says. “It’s one day at a time. That’s all this life is, one second at a time.”
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1 hour ago, South Austin said:
No event in my lifetime has changed the fabric of America like 9/11. I know post-9/11 life has been normalized so many years later, but sometimes were forget just how different the country, and the world, was before that day.
People born after the 1980s don't even remember a pre-9/11 world.
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The most stunning revelation of the article is that a black male student who graduated from Phillips Andover had to go to fucking Oberlin for college.
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3 minutes ago, Huckleberry said:
Yeah, why do people think that everything listed as a core value is a one strike and you're out situation? Did Herman ever say that?
I agree that the full picture of what he was doing should decide the punishment.
Anyone who believes the staff or administration equates smoking weed with illegal possession of a firearm is smoking weed.
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RIP.
From Lock'n 8.22.19
Houston Oilers
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The NFL was amazing until the implementation of the salary cap and worthless additions of Jacksonville and Carolina.