Got your tickets??Wow, that’s weak sauce by RU Nation
Got your tickets??Wow, that’s weak sauce by RU Nation
Farmers have no reason to miss the game. All of the aminals will be sleeping. Except, need to get home early for the roosters crowing at 5 a.m.--I am reminded by those damn roosters en route to the BC game.This time slot just opened up a whole lot of people's availability for the game.
Got your tickets??
Of course not--he's not a fan, and loves to find reasons to crap on RU.Got your tickets??
Of course not--he's not a fan, and loves to find reasons to crap on RU.
O yeah, listen to this one.Farmers have no reason to miss the game. All of the aminals will be sleeping. Except, need to get home early for the roosters crowing at 5 a.m.--I am reminded by those damn roosters en route to the BC game.
It’s false though.Wow, that’s weak sauce by RU Nation
It’s false though.
Let’s say I bought a ticket and flew in from Florida.
It would still be weak sauce overall by the entire fanbase of more than half of the tickets were still available
Simple math.
I hate to tell you, but she might not be wrong. She's probably referring to the circadian clocks of all mammals, including human animals. It's fascinating stuff. But just put the feed out early with a sign above the food telling them not to eat for an hour.O yeah, listen to this one.
I just found out the time for the Iowa game 50 minutes ago, I was excited as the night games and big crowds are a great fun experience. Tell the wife about the 7 pm night game. I get, "that sucks it's going to completely screw with my feeding schedule". Apparently an 8 pm game is fine, but a 7 pm game, well we just don't know how the animals are going to survive.
My reply, "maybe we should sell the tickets since the animals just won't be able to handle such a dramatic schedule change and all life as we know it on the farm will cease to exist?" That did not go over well.
Beyond silly. Even a full troll RU hater like you knows the building will be near full if not completely full.Let’s say I bought a ticket and flew in from Florida.
It would still be weak sauce overall by the entire fanbase of more than half of the tickets were still available
Simple math.
He’s a tool …not a RU fan in any possible way.Of course not--he's not a fan, and loves to find reasons to crap on RU.
They can eat the thousands upon thousands of dollars I spent growing them pastures. These pigs, horses and chickens are so spoiled. If they miss a feeding, you would think it's animal cruelty according to my wife. I always get into a fight with this, "What would they do if they were in the wild? Would they seriously seek out the local feed grain dealer?"I hate to tell you, but she might not be wrong. She's probably referring to the circadian clocks of all mammals, including human animals. It's fascinating stuff. But just put the feed out early with a sign above the food telling them not to eat for an hour.
I just looked at the RU site for tickets. The place ain't gonna be rocking unless those tickets get sold. 3/4 of the stadium still has tix available
Where are your priorities? You should make her a sandwich, brown bag it, give her a hug at the game, and say "thanks for coming mom, I got things to do."I will be there, and hopefully in the lot quite early. The only question is how early. You see, my son has a soccer game at 12:30 in Bound Brook, and my mom is driving up to see him play from Marlton. I told her I'll have an hour afterwards to grab a quick lunch and chat before I kick her out and head to the black lot for a 3:00 arrival. OK, evevryone tell me that an hour is enough time and I'm being a good son by not leaving earlier. Aaaaaaand, go...
My alternative, after giving it sme thought, is to ask her to come up early, take her to breakfast, and then do exactly that. I have fireball to drink!Where are your priorities? You should make her a sandwich, brown bag it, give her a hug at the game, and say "thanks for coming mom, I got things to do."![]()
I was joking. Our only surviving parent is my Mom, who turned 94 in June. I treasure every moment I have with her. Life is short, and time spent with parents and grandparents is far more important than getting to the tailgate early.My alternative, after giving it sme thought, is to ask her to come up early, take her to breakfast, and then do exactly that. I have fireball to drink!
You are close. Game is 80 % sold out and prices on the limited seats on stub hub are going higher and higher.Well, I took a different route and clicked the “purchase by seat” option, and the joint is going to be packed. Did some speed counting of the green dot (available seats) and there are roughly about only 1,800 seats left in the lower level and not a lot left in the upper levels. So with 12 days left, my estimate is that we are quickly approaching the upper 40,000 range……but I haven’t checked what’s on stub hub yet.
You are close. Game is 80 % sold out and prices on the limited seats on stub hub are going higher and higher.
ALl good but bring Mom to the game and you get even more time! ;-)I will be there, and hopefully in the lot quite early. The only question is how early. You see, my son has a soccer game at 12:30 in Bound Brook, and my mom is driving up to see him play from Marlton. I told her I'll have an hour afterwards to grab a quick lunch and chat before I kick her out and head to the black lot for a 3:00 arrival. OK, evevryone tell me that an hour is enough time and I'm being a good son by not leaving earlier. Aaaaaaand, go...
I hate to tell you, but she might not be wrong. She's probably referring to the circadian clocks of all mammals, including human animals. It's fascinating stuff. But just put the feed out early with a sign above the food telling them not to eat for an hour.
EDIT/NOTE--there is a scientist/MD out in San Diego Scripps Institute that publishes lots of interesting article on circadian rhythm for eating and sleeping. Most of the original models are on mice, but more and more small human trials are being conducted. There is some good science there, but I would not tell your wife.
Seems to be no:Any weather update for tomorrow night? Wind expected to continue?
That's funny. Will they not graze on pasture if they expect grain?They can eat the thousands upon thousands of dollars I spent growing them pastures. These pigs, horses and chickens are so spoiled. If they miss a feeding, you would think it's animal cruelty according to my wife. I always get into a fight with this, "What would they do if they were in the wild? Would they seriously seek out the local feed grain dealer?"
LET THEM EAT PASTURE
They will all eat constantly, except for when it's nap time, which are numerous. So if they don't have grain, they'll eat pasture. Too much grain they get fat. If we want to get pigs, horses or cattle to another field or back to the barns simply shake the feed grain cup. They come running like a junkie to crack.That's funny. Will they not graze on pasture if they expect grain?