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Maybe Gee moonlights for a towing company.
Or maybe it's an expression of wishful thinking (aka, freudian slip) as to just how much influence Gee has.
Maybe Gee moonlights for a towing company.
Alas, that falls under "other TBD". I'm going with he doesn't know his arse from his elbow.Or maybe it's an expression of wishful thinking (aka, freudian slip) as to just how much influence Gee has.
Would this be the appropriate thread for it?
Right thread, but you'll need make your post before your internet time elapses. 10 minutes works for me.
Oh nooo. Already late (and I was thinking of making time to post tomorrow).
So quick and dirty (and sadly, without quotes or a bibliography), I have a number of reasons to believe that Texas does NOT want to leave the Big 12 and that with or without OU, I think Texas plans to stick with the Big 12 as long as it's a salvageable P5 conference.
Setting aside it was 7:19 PM ET, could be ...He did post that at 4:20 on 4/20...
Setting aside it was 7:19 PM ET, could be ...
The West Coast ain't jack sh|t in terms of being hard to be a Husky fan; add another 20+ hour time difference and it becomes challenging.It's hard being a Husky fan on the west coast.
What do those emojis mean?Setting aside it was 7:19 PM ET, could be ...
In California, it was 4:19 (he was few seconds early). It's like New Years eve, everyone celebrates 4:20 across the different time zones.Setting aside it was 7:19 PM ET, could be ...
〽️ Part Alternation MarkWhat do those emojis mean?
The West Coast ain't jack sh|t in terms of being hard to be a Husky fan; add another 20+ hour time difference and it becomes challenging.
Or, your mind was previously blown. Think AUS, NZ, Pacific islands, east Asia, and other places far ahead of the ET zone.So you're us, but from the future. You just blew my mind.
Or, your mind was previously blown. Think AUS, NZ, Pacific islands, east Asia, and other places far ahead of the ET zone.
Ah, but there was and is indeed a Zeeland and the first arriving Europeans in NZ named it Nova Zeelandia after their Dutch province. No shocker, later arriving James Cook anglicised the name. Bah dah dum!Now you're just making stuff up. There no "Zealand", so how can they're be a New Zealand"?
FIFYAh, but there was and is indeed a Zeeland and the first arriving Europeans in NZ named it Nova Zeelandia after their Danish province. No shocker, later arriving James Cook anglicised the name. Bah dah dum!
I learn something new everyday on the boneyard.Ah, but there was and is indeed a Zeeland and the first arriving Europeans in NZ named it Nova Zeelandia after their Dutch province. No shocker, later arriving James Cook anglicised the name. Bah dah dum!
Way way OT before returning to non-key BSing: Perhaps Leif Ericson and other Danish discovered North America, but the Maori, other Kiwis, and historians alike would be shocked to learn Danish explorers were the first Europeans in NZ. Re-checking to reconfirm recollections from Kiwi friends and museums in NZ, 17th century Dutch explorers / traders captained by Abel Tasman still set foot first in Nieuw Zeeland or Nova Zeelandia (renamed by later arriving James Cook in the 18th century).FIFY
Could be, but Flug could correctly raise the possibility the state of streaming technology is not inert. If Fox's current streaming product is complete garbage, they'll likely enhance it B1G time.I've been waiting for Flug to comment on Fox streaming. Their streaming product is complete garbage.
Could be, but Flug could correctly raise the possibility the state of streaming technology is not inert. If Fox's current streaming product is complete garbage, they'll likely enhance it B1G time.
Not so directly related to UConn getting off of the AAC island, but here's some interesting PAC-12 media discussion from Feb '16 (pre-B1G elephant contract) and Pac-12's TV initiative in China and Asia, Pac-12 Global. Nothing like a B1G-time contract, but outreach to ship loads of people and similar availability.The PAC 12 will always be fine because there are enough athletes in their neck of the woods that they don't have to share to have quality teams.
Not so directly related to UConn getting off of the AAC island, but here's some interesting PAC-12 media discussion from Feb '16 (pre-B1G elephant contract) and Pac-12's TV initiative in China and Asia, Pac-12 Global. Nothing like a B1G-time contract, but outreach to ship loads of people and similar availability.
By that rule, Free Shoes U's out as well. However, it's also unlikely the SEC or the Pac-12 would take them either.The B1G can add just about who ever they want. And it won't be a school that isn't already AAU. So, Okla is out. They'll go SEC or Pac eventually.