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Jabberwocky

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  1. 20 more years and they may sniff 1000. It is too bad they had to ride off into the sunset to never be heard of again.
  2. Obviously, Rebuplican backers and Russian bots (e.g. Bad_Teamate), who fund and enable the propagation of this story, were saving the story for the past 27 years in hopes that they could unleash it on the public at the appropriate time.
  3. Who says you cannot recruit OOS in a dead period while there is a global pandemic? All you need is a smile, some effort, and a can-do attitude, and you can make anything happen.
  4. Don't worry. My son says he will be flipping back to the good guys any day now. Deep down in the depths of his gym bag he has a three year old pair of Texas socks, and he really loves the Horns.
  5. In addendum: Adeleyoegie (aka my son's best friend at Katy Taylor/IMG) who now lives in florida sometimes, and the runningback (Henderson) from Virginia.
  6. For some reason the 'Rona has not really affected some OOS recruiting efforts. OSU is pulling kids in from all over the map. Real. Recruiting.
  7. With all due respect to the football recruiting genius of Ryan Day and Co., is there really any doubt that they are cheating in some form or fashion? I mean, really?
  8. So, will we have another poll that asks who we will vote for in the event that Bernie Sanders spontaneously dies? I think that would be a useful mental excersise.
  9. From Rivals https://247sports.com/Player/TreVeyon-Henderson-46049087/
  10. This. Of course, if there are people dumb enough to vote for Trump, then there are also people dumb enough to vote for the likes of Sanders, Warren, and Bloomberg.
  11. Anwar also mentioned that Okam and Lupoi were the two names he's heard regarding the defensive tackle opening. He went over Lupoi's resume in great detail in the article. Partridge out of contention for personal reasons.
  12. It was laziness. Obviously the entire investigation did not hinge on information from the Steele Dossier, and to keep insisting upon this point just proves that you cannot comprehend the process. Steele himself is not a "foreign spook" as you put it, but is actually a former British intelligence operative. While some of his information is not 100% verifiable, it is still information that should be considered. Most of his intelligence has been proven to be exemplary. What is even more concerning however, is that hidden within all of your hyperbolic and verbose eruptions is the intent to confuse the fact that the fucking current president of the United States actually did solicit and receive aid from Russia to win an election. Instead of insisting upon truth, and being concerned that a political faction is subverting the democratic process, you are complicit in deluding the terrifying issue of significance.
  13. ...And it is still not true. No matter how many times you want to whistle this song. Did the IG say that these investigations were initiated without validity? Of course he did not. He said there were mistakes made when renewing applications for the surveillance of one person, Carter Page. Namely, that there were omissions and alterations made concerning his contact with the CIA about his dealings and meetings with Russian nationals. What this ultimately tells me however, is that the CIA was also quite concerned about Mr. Page's activities. His activities were at the very least, quite concerning as to the possible implications for the integrity of domestic and international interests and security of the United States. I am not concerned in the least that this man was surveilled. My only concern is that the people working Mr. Page were not detailed enough in their rationale. However, they probably assumed that it was a slam dunk to receive authorization, and were lazy in regards to process. If you want to argue that there is no excuse for laziness when it comes to investigatory protocol, then you will hear no argument from me.
  14. I guess it would check out from your perspective, with you being a faithful adherent to the scarlet and gray sect. I am sure that you would never understand anything I am saying. So, why dont you run along to your little Bucky board and sell dumb over there? We are all stocked up here.
  15. It is really sad to see the history and reputation of a football program like Nebraska's be pimped out to cable providers and networks, as it is exploited by the likes of Ohio State, UMich, and Penn State. Their move to the B1G was as hasty and greedy as it was shortsighted. Nebraska has been turned into a paycheck for the elite of that conference, and nothing more. Now Nebraska has no conference authority, no reputation, no recruiting footprint, and no real connection to any of the other Universities in the B1G. I do not think they will ever climb out of this mess.
  16. Woodward and Jimbo straight up fleeced those fools for everything they have. It is a cliche of the rich fool getting swindled story, recycled throughout history.
  17. Very good points. We would be fine either sitting with the four we've got, or also still take a flip from one of those guys we missed on and be fine either way.
  18. This. I am very meh on the idea of taking these 2 guys. However, it is so amazing to see them melting down at the thought of losing Alford, that I cannot help but be encouraged. It almost makes me forget that we whiffed on Washington, Ransom, Rogers, or Thompson.
  19. I think we can all agree that this guy is a big pussy who cannot comprehend, or overcome, even the slightest bit of adversity. I look forward to reading another 40 pages of analysis to repeatedly reach this obvious inference.
  20. This is all way wrong. @Katfid54 said Duv had the worst hands on the team.
  21. Since we are rafting upon rivulets of alternative thought, it occurred to me that while pato does translate directly as duck into English, it is also used as derogatory slang for a Cuban, or homosexual person.
  22. Well, there obviously seemed to be some confusion as to what a machinator actually is. So, instead of letting the parade of boondogglery continue, I thought it would be imperative to lead the seemingly misguided dilettantes to a more lucid cognizance.
  23. I don't know where the characterization of the poster as a machine or robot arose, but a machinator would usually be assumed to be one who machinates or forms schemes with evil designs. Therefore, it is quite plausible that an artful and evil schemer would have the capability to understand all manner of rhetorical attacks.
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