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To be fair that tree stump was once the "best in the country" but obv wasn't all that great. I also agree NDlol.

If Tua Topangatapiocapuddingloveatoyota wins the Heisman over Haskins I'm calling collusion.

I dunno. I WANT to believe. I WANT to be the optimistic "glass half full" guy, but I dunno. COULD we? Sure. If we played lights out like we did against TTUN. We could also play like we did against 6-6 Purdue, muffugga's, and crap the bed. I think HASKINS could play against anyone. Some of the others are top tier to middle tier. The others are meh at best. We'll see.

K.

My bologna has a first name, it's R-E-F-eree's.

That would be interesting but I don't see it happening. Lauren bets you $200 though. Best of luck.

Haskins > Hurts > Tua.

:lolguy: OK! Agreed. Agreed. Been saying that all season. Anytime he's pressured he throws garbage and/or makes terrible decisions. Well, don't say I didn't warn ya. Said not to make a bet because he's already proven he's a liar. YOU of all people are shocked? 100%. Agreed. Again, refer to undefeated Hwaii vs. UGA.

I'mma need one of everything ya got from the Buffalo Trace distillery there and one of your infinity bottles. Yeah...that was more a joke than anything. Unbunch 'em.

Thank you. Best hair in college football.

That's a fair point.

If only there was some way to use this here internet to search for an answer to questions such as these. Maybe even on a hand held device so we can perform searches on the go. We should invent something like that.

Bingo. We had 2 on the farm. Had too after mice infested every outbuilding. They did their job well.

GMLOL

I would love to see your wear a fortwo.

Not until the EMP anyway.

Buncha normies. Get a real Jeep.

:thumbup: Thanks.

TIL: Folks are willing to spend $437 in gas to save $32 in booze.

Forget teaching your kid to code. Teach your kid how to fix a damn leak, wiring issue, or how to diagnose a furnace. You think the IT world isn't flooded with folks? Ask Mitch. When I graduated (2001) we'd all been told that coding/IT/whatever was what was going to be in demand. We were ushered/herded to learn all we could about computers. We all did. What happened? Shit ton of IT folks. VERY few in the trades. I saw it early enough to leave college and learn skills. I learned code, design, etc. Hard pass. Too many out there. I've seen a HS grad with NO skills land a job as an HVAC apprentice making $22/hour at 18 years old. I've seen the same in plumbing, electrical, etc. The trades are EMPTY. The IT world is flooded. We were all told it was big money, a comfy job, and easy. Folks need technology, no doubt. I think the biggest issue is you can work inside in a warm office (hopefully with windows and no asbestos) and make a decent living. Everyone has and will always need electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc. I work as a Maint Supervisor over two buildings and it's hard for me to get our contractors out in a reasonable time frame because they're so busy. Coding? Meh. Best of luck to her. Can she turn a wrench and is willing to show up on time and work hard? Here's more than some coders with a decades experience make.

Nice. Congrats, man. Let us know your setup if you can/want to. I'd be interested to see what you're going with and see how our equipment compares.

Everyone is talking (as I have in CB) about Jeeps being junk, having a weird following, being mall crawlers, or not as good as the old ones but...this.

I hadn't even considered all of that.