A lot of "SAVE TOMMA" vibe from that sparse crowd imo
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A lot of "SAVE TOMMA" vibe from that sparse crowd imo
Constant DST in Eastern Kentucky would mean days where it would still be dark at like 8:00 or 8:30 am right? That equals kids getting on the bus in darkness which is not a great idea.
I think the sun comes up at 10 in the morning and goes down at 3 in the day.
At least in Harlan.
So I’ve heard.
At least in Harlan.
So I’ve heard.
This is a good and valid observation. I agree completely with not messing with moving the time anymore. But the permanent extra light should be in the morning - not the evening.
Early to bed, early to rise. Nothing productive happens after sundown.
That might be their biggest crowd of the year
Clay Travis is all about abolishing DST so put me in the camp that pisses him off and would ensure another Twitter meltdown.
It’s still dark at 8:00 as it is in December. Kids are already getting on the bus in darkness.
My kids got on the bus in darkness today. They came home and it was light out.
They’re being conditioned to the soul crushing drudgery of the work day.
They’re being conditioned to the soul crushing drudgery of the work day.
In November - February I went to work in dark and came home in dark - no clue what the hell you guys are talking about. An extra hour of sun in the evening would be great - who the hell would argue this??
Whatever happens in winter, **** that.
- My desert island cut of meat is the center cut pork chop. Are there more intriguing options? Sure. Is there a single cut that can be done so many different ways, and never fails to deliver maximum deliciousness? No way.
- Anyone else know anything about Bybee pottery? My mom was always nuts about driving down to Berea on the Saturdays they opened. As a result she has boxes and boxes of the stuff, and has been gifting me stuff steadily over the years. It’s the most amazingly rugged and beautiful everyday ware. I love using it.
- A “spring resolution” I started this week was stopping at my butcher every night on the way home from work to get the dinner meat. I pass his shop on the way, no excuse not to. It makes you think more intentionally about what you are going to eat when you buy it right beforehand, versus the drudgery of trying to plan everything in your head for the entire week on the way to Kroger on the weekend. In that case, I favor simple and easy, and sometimes lazy. Buying it the day of has had me cooking better and more interesting stuff, and I enjoy it more.
- Sometimes it’s the little things that add value and meaning to your day. Mosttimes?
- My office’s new location is across the street from an Irish bar. On St. Patrick’s Day, they have an infamous hell raging party, with the street closed down and everything, that gets rolling at 6am. There is no way I can possibly work with that going on outside my window. I might last to 11. If that. I already put my wife on notice to not depend on me for that entire day, and to factor in time on Friday morning to give me a ride to my vehicle. After she drops off the kids at school.
- Thinking seriously of Red Rocks for this Turnpike Troubadours revival.
- Anyone else know anything about Bybee pottery? My mom was always nuts about driving down to Berea on the Saturdays they opened. As a result she has boxes and boxes of the stuff, and has been gifting me stuff steadily over the years. It’s the most amazingly rugged and beautiful everyday ware. I love using it.
- A “spring resolution” I started this week was stopping at my butcher every night on the way home from work to get the dinner meat. I pass his shop on the way, no excuse not to. It makes you think more intentionally about what you are going to eat when you buy it right beforehand, versus the drudgery of trying to plan everything in your head for the entire week on the way to Kroger on the weekend. In that case, I favor simple and easy, and sometimes lazy. Buying it the day of has had me cooking better and more interesting stuff, and I enjoy it more.
- Sometimes it’s the little things that add value and meaning to your day. Mosttimes?
- My office’s new location is across the street from an Irish bar. On St. Patrick’s Day, they have an infamous hell raging party, with the street closed down and everything, that gets rolling at 6am. There is no way I can possibly work with that going on outside my window. I might last to 11. If that. I already put my wife on notice to not depend on me for that entire day, and to factor in time on Friday morning to give me a ride to my vehicle. After she drops off the kids at school.
- Thinking seriously of Red Rocks for this Turnpike Troubadours revival.
The confusion results because """"Standard""" time now lasts only 4 months out of 12, and Daylight time - the supposed exception - is now 8 months out of 12.
Most nervous games
1983 Louisville
1995 UNC
1996 UMass
2012 Louisville
2015 Wisconsin
1983 Louisville
1995 UNC
1996 UMass
2012 Louisville
2015 Wisconsin
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They put one of those LPD portable radar guns in front of the school next to my house so now my nightly runs end like this.
Pre-game I assume?
1. Wisconsin 2015
2. Louisville 2012
3. UMass 1996
4. 2011 North Carolina
5. 1998 Utah
^ So basically close to right there with you. Utah had much to do with time of life and setting.
Pre-game. Agree on Utah during the game. I could barely watch that middle 20 minutes. Made me want to puke.
UMass was terrifying.
UMass was terrifying.
Watching Indiana/Wyoming makes you think that 64 teams may even be too many...
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Nervous but confident for 1996 UMass. When Epps took over at point after that loss to them at the beginning of the year, it totally changed that team.
They fought us tooth and nail, though. Lots of respect for that UMass team.
Wasn’t nervous at all before 98 Utah. Even when we were down 10, I was fine.
Went to Frisch’s afterwards with my old man and had a Super Big Boy. I was 16.
Went to Frisch’s afterwards with my old man and had a Super Big Boy. I was 16.
The Super Big Boy is excessive. Sorry. I won’t budge on this one.
Most nervous pre game for me was 2003 Marquette. Senior year at UK, #1 seed, tubby trying to get another F4. Almost got arrested at Varsity Blue after I kicked open emergency exit door setting off alarm.
2015 Wisconsin
1997 Arizona(more anxiety to play DA)
1993 Michigan
2011 UNC
1998 Duke
1997 Arizona(more anxiety to play DA)
1993 Michigan
2011 UNC
1998 Duke
2012 UL so nervous I had major bathroom issues. Felt confident for KU on Monday though.
-Seth Davis got that suit tie/square combo at Burlington coat factory.
That team played better from behind, and I wasn’t comfortable with it until the Duke comeback.
Not for sure if we struggled against that Stanford team too, but memory sure says we did.
I’m with you on this. Junior year of college. Was a wreck beforehand. Game was in the afternoon, I was surrounded by friends rooting against me. Some of the same LSU fans I’d watched the “Bluegrass Miracle” game on the same tv with a few months earlier. They obviously weren’t Catholics - just Southern ******* pricks. I hit some friends that night.
2011 UNC was probably #1 on my list.
13 year final four drought staring them right in the face.
13 year final four drought staring them right in the face.
This one has to top them all. I couldn't imagine.
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