FB: Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

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tmerton

Reading the morning's Sporting Green in the local rag, it seems the NFL has released the teams' schedules and so they printed the 49ers' schedule, with annotations.  Third game of the year:

Sunday, Sept. 27 - at Minnesota (10-6), 10 a.m. It's three hours of an assault on the eardrums in the loudest and tackiest facility in the NFL.  No wonder Mary Tyler Moore threw her hat up in joy when she got outdoors.

At least we're talking about football now. ;)

tmerton

Quote from: retagent on April 14, 2009, 11:42:38 PM
When one talks of combovers, can anyone top that pigeons nest on the top of Donald Trump's head. I thought I saw some Easter Eggs in there last weekend.

The former CEO of one of our clients let his hair on the sides grow about a foot long and then twirled it in a circle over the top of his head. :P  Heaven only knows what he thought he was doing.  He could have had a great pony tail though.


Retired Old Rat

Most interesting line from Frank's article:

"St. John's rushed for just 1,116 yards and 19 touchdowns last season while averaging 2.7 yards per carry. That was down from 1,777 yards, 20 touchdowns and a 3.8-yards average in 2007."

I sure hope they are recruiting some good offensive linemen.
   
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tmerton

Quote from: finsleft on April 15, 2009, 12:29:52 PM
Like this?


Not under his chin - he just twirled it on top, kinda like a doily. ::)

OzJohnnie

Some interesting comb overs out there...

Mr. I'm Just Gonna Go With It:



Mr. I Dare You To F'ing Tell Me I Have A Comb Over:

  

Johnnie Red

OAS has been nominated for Man of the Year with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Minnesota. Go to www.helpadamcurecancer.com.

Nice afternoon and evening in Collegeville yesterday for the senior banquet at Rat Hall. Always nice to be back at St. John's.

janesvilleflash

If you can't ignore an insult, top it; if you can't top it, laugh it off; and if you can't laugh it off, it's probably deserved.

OzJohnnie

It's a great day in Melbourne, folks.  We just secured a deal that will keep my family warm and snuggly for the life of the recession.  In these tough time, I wish you all good luck and happy days.

We now return to our regularly scheduled program of beer and babes.  Please excuse my momentary lapse of PP etiquite.

  

snoop dawg

Oz isn't that like saying you have a fishing boat?

Congrats and good luck.

Gray Fox

snoop,

Glad to see you back after giving up posting for Lent.     +k
Fierce When Roused

janesvilleflash

Quote from: OzJohnnie on April 17, 2009, 05:19:08 AM
It's a great day in Melbourne, folks.  We just secured a deal that will keep my family warm and snuggly for the life of the recession.  In these tough time, I wish you all good luck and happy days.

We now return to our regularly scheduled program of beer and babes.  Please excuse my momentary lapse of PP etiquite.



Good for you. I'll cancel the care package I had ready to send off to you.
If you can't ignore an insult, top it; if you can't top it, laugh it off; and if you can't laugh it off, it's probably deserved.

Gray Fox

Here is a Best Beer Map of America.  There is also a quiz you can take.

There is no mention of Minnesota.
Fierce When Roused

Mr. Ypsi

Quote from: Gray Fox on April 17, 2009, 10:11:23 PM
Here is a Best Beer Map of America.  There is also a quiz you can take.

There is no mention of Minnesota.

Three other unmentioned states where I have had marvelous local brews: Michigan, Maine, and (believe it or not) Utah :o.

OzJohnnie

No post for days...

How about  these apples?

"How to remove a leech from an eyeball"

The 66-year-old woman was gardening in the backyard of her suburban Sydney home in March last year, when she accidentally flicked some moist soil and the leech into her left eye.

Her husband then watched in alarm as the leech wriggled its way over her cornea, headed for safety and a feed via the eye's mass of delicate blood vessels...

"It was tucked up underneath her upper eyelid,'' says emergency doctor Toby Fogg  who helped to remove the blood-sucking critter.

"Our little fellow started off at about half a centimetre and by the time we removed it it was about 2cm long - it had quite a good lunch.''