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A football field with end zones is about 1 1/3 acres. 66 feet by 660 feet is exactly one acre. An acre can be any shape though of course.
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3 hours ago, Blotto said:
Nope. The SEC Championship in baseball is separate from the NCAA playoffs. The SEC championship in baseball has been hosted in Birmingham AL since 1998. The SEC was basically trying to pretend to give a shit by delivering a threat with no teeth. They already don't host championships in MS. It was pretty obvious what they were doing, so this quickly followed on the heels of the SEC announcement
*Hoover
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1 hour ago, Aqua Buddha said:
Terrible, actually:
If only he'd held the cover of the bible up to the camera
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My parents live on 36 acres and my dad has kept 20ish cows all my life. Sometimes he makes money on them and sometimes not. Definitely a hobby and not a ranch.
To me a ranch indicates an outfit that is financially self sufficient for at least the landowners if not also some paid hands.
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Is this the Reno 911 thread?
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43 minutes ago, 4th&Five said:
I’m glad all the problems in this country have been solved so the president can tweet this shit.
So Trump is like a recruit retweeting fan edits now?
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Great finale. It was good to see them all do really well.
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4 minutes ago, SDG said:
Schaaf said officials must “start with the assumption that these are hate crimes.”
well that's certainly a healthy attitude
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4 minutes ago, ss13 said:
The Italian butcher ate a shit-ton of food.
The way he kept showing his licked-clean plates was cracking me up.
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19 minutes ago, justhookit said:
NY is slowing because they shutdown. Revisit this thought when they re-open to the extent Texas has.
Yeah I agree with you there. They will spike up again as they open up. We'll see how much.
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Damn, heart breaking. Bruch Bochy pulls a Gary Sanchez or Pete Rose makes the third out of the 10th at the plate and we escape with the game still tied.
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Wow, in the bottom of the 9th, down 3-2, Rafael Landestoy led off with a walk. Virdon left Joe Sambito in to bunt. It's hard to imagine a manager letting a pitcher hit in that situation today. Barely anyone even bunts in that situation any more.
Sambito got the bunt down and Terry Puhl knocked the run in with a single.
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Holy shit, we had a runner called out on appeal for leaving 3rd too early on a sac fly in the bottom of the 6th. I can't imagine living through Game 4 and 5 of this series.
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1 hour ago, 'stache said:
That bill is on turtles desk, already passed by the house. Why don't you take it up with him fuckhead.
It would seem he just did? Who else would he be talking to? Although he probably knows nothing will come of it.
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Also, what a sports day that was. Texas-OU at noon with Keith Jackson on the call. NLCS Game 4 started at 3:15. Keith got there and into the booth in the 5th inning. And after the baseball game, they cleared the dome and changed to the football configuration for aggy at cougar high. Here's the SI write-up:
Quote"The only two-day game of the century, Houston vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 11-12 1980." That was the wording on 1,200 T shirts sold for $5 each to commemorate a bizarre Southwest Conference clash. Ninety years ago, Yale beat Springfield 16-10 in the first "two-day" indoor game, a late-nighter in Madison Square Garden. Last week's tussle in the Astrodome did not begin until 11:33 p.m., having been delayed by the Phillie-Astro playoff game and by a four-hour conversion process that transformed the field from a diamond into a gridiron.
When it was over, Texans joked that A&M had won Saturday's game 7-0 and that Houston had beaten the Aggies 17-6 on Sunday. Indeed, A&M scored shortly before midnight, was caught at 7-7 early Sunday morning and lost 17-13 after having committed seven turnovers. Terald Clark of the Cougars rushed for 103 yards, and Quarterback Brent Chinn ran 13 yards for the go-ahead score along about 1:30 a.m. All 46,525 tickets for the game were sold, about 36,000 spectators showed up and almost 19,000 hardy souls lingered until the end at 2:48 a.m.
Despite playing at a more decent hour, Oklahoma and Texas were guilty of 14 turnovers, eight by the Sooners. The Longhoms, who led 10-0 at halftime, fell behind 13-10 early in the fourth quarter and then were led to a pair of scores by Quarterback Donnie Little. In keeping the Longhorns unbeaten, Little ran for 110 yards and passed for 99.
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I've been working through all the 1980 NLCS games that ATTSW ran last week while working. This was a crazy play in Game 4:
Runners on 1st and 2nd and the hitter is jams badly and hits it out toward the mound. No one seems sure of whether Vern Ruhle caught it in the air or short hopped it. He threw to 1st and everyone stood around not sure whether he had doubled off the runner from 1st or forced the batter. Then Art Howe ran down to 2nd because the runner originally on 2nd had gone to 3rd. After a 15 minute delay, they finally decided it was a catch and the runner from 1st was doubled off but they let the runner go back to 2nd because they said the umpire screwed up in not making it clear whether the ball was caught or not. Keep watching until the umps go talk to the NL president, Chub Feeney. He's sitting in the 1st row by the dugout puffing on a cigar. Lulz, much cooler than Selig when they asked him what to do in the ASG. Both teams played the game under protest.
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When did Juneteenth become a national thing? Seems like it was Texas only until the last decade or so? Or maybe I just missed it.
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Someone explain the APA to me. What are the requirements for reversing a previous administration's executive order? I thought that was done pretty routinely (which is one reason why I think executive power should be curbed and the legislature should pass laws but that's another topic).
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I mean NY is slowing because an estimated >25% of people have had it right? That's not enough for herd immunity but it's enough to lower R.
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41 minutes ago, LABEVO said:
The areas with high rates where dense metro areas in early phases of this situation when the US had not comes to terms with the seriousness. Now that we have to an extent, R leaning states seem to refuse to take the appropriate policies.
So in the Northeast, no one knew the virus was going to be THAT contagious? No one had any idea?
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I too must deny rumors of my threesome with Amber Heard and Cara Delivingne. Alas.
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Oh I should have gotten Cruz and Lidge off of the numbers. I was focusing on trying to read the chicken scratch.
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8 hours ago, Jshep34 said:
Going thru some of collection and found this from 2004. Lets see how many yall can name.
Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk
For the first one, it looks like Williams but I can't think of one unless it's old one M Jimy
I don't see anything I can identify on the 2nd picture.
Third picture I've got Pete Munro, Mike Gallo?, Morgan Ensberg, and Brandon Backe? Don't know the top one.
Don't know the last picture.
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Texas athletes petitioning University to replace "The Eyes of Texas" and to no longer require athletes to sing it
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Figuerelli would think Mike Adams's interpretation is too ridiculous to tweet out