I'm referring to the one that started game 1 of his true freshman year, enjoyed a fairly successful college career with nearly 11,600 yards and 87 TDs and is currently on a NFL depth chart.
You think Arch would be scared of competition with a guy that might not be able to beat out Card at the moment? And Ewers won't play here 3 years. If he's good enough to play on Sundays he'll go do that and if he isn't he'll be backing up Arch, Card, Malik, or whoever.
If it’s the guy you want he’s mobile, if it’s the guy you don’t he’s playing scared. The guy you don’t like is a statue while the other guy gets praised for at least standing tall in the pocket. It’s all about how you apply your favorite clichés.
The context is a rebuttal to cth who said our fans wouldn't shit on Ewers because he's the savior. I'm a longtime Simms fan but he's a good example of a quarterback going from savior to being shit all over for the next 20+ years. It was more a statement of our fanbase than Simms. And yes, the quarterbacks we've had since 2003 that I'd take over Simms is a very short list.
Chris Simms was once our savior and the rhetoric when he arrived on campus was pretty similar to what we are hearing now. I'm not saying Quinn is Simms, just that we don't know shit until at least a few Saturdays are under his belt. If Quinn ends up being a pick machine he will undoubtedly be shit on.
It’s laughable that people think a decision can be made based on one 7-7 and one 11-11 drill. How many times were those drills run that we didn’t get to see and how did they play out? Nobody knows shit. Probably each guy has looked like a rock star at times and like dogshit at others. This open practice meant nothing in the grand scheme of things.
The only sure thing is that who ever starts will get completely shit on by every message board out there.
I've always wondered just why people give him so much credibility about football. Best I can tell he's some dude that used to post a lot on the early days of message boards and parlayed it into columns, radio spots, etc... Maybe he has some football cred beyond message board poster/average fan but it's doesn't seem like it most of the time. A couple of the local afternoon radio douchebags trip all over themselves about him though.
I’ve had the same Zebra F402 since 1997. Refilled it a couple times. The rubber pad isn’t as snug as it used to be. Great pen though. It’s relegated to desk duty now and I go months at a time without sitting at my desk so it doesn’t get much use. In my work bag I keep a stash of Sheraton and Marriot pens for daily drivers because I’m classy like that.
On researching this I found some posts suggesting that turning the water over completely every day is less important than just simply keeping it well skimmed from leaves and debris and keeping it properly chlorinated. I run my VSP 2 hours at a high speed to power the cleaner and at the lowest rpm the other 22 hours of the day. At it lowest speed mine keeps the pool skimmed off just fine. Been running it that way for a couple months now and it's clean every day.
Also, I can't find any difference in electric rates from day vs night. I read about that being the case in lots of places but I believe Austin Energy has the same rates regardless of time of day. Probably not the case everywhere though.
Your questions do in fact have answers, you've just chosen not to pursue them or unwilling to accept them because it wasn't the answer you wanted. Every accusation of fraud and every notable abnormality has been investigated and not a single one of them has been significant enough to have changed the result in a single precinct anywhere, much less a state.
Not much of a joke. NFL viewership increased by 10% just last year alone. I don’t watch very much of it either but for every 1 of us turning away there’s several others just coming of age and tuning in.
I pay USAA $1270 per six months for myself and my 17-year-old son. Liability only. No claims for him yet. I drive an older Lexus SUV and he drives an older Tacoma. Both have been paid off for many years and the cost of either one of those vehicles being completely totaled wouldn’t be much burden to replace. For me the risk of liability only is worth it. My younger one turns 15 in a few months and I’m holding onto the old SUV for him to drive. Once he gets on the policy and takes my car I’ll add a new truck for myself with full coverage I’m sure I’ll need to budget for some lube.