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And today of all day's let's not forget where we were not so long ago! Go Big Red!!!! Bust some freak'n skulls today!!!!

Most of the National media beleives this will be a very close game just because it's Texas and they talk a lot about how their Defense is as good or better then ours. After we win today by 3 or 4 touchdowns, it will do nothing but help our situation. Go Big Red!

Divorce her. Unless it's your brother and your in the wedding, you my friend have no wedding to go to.

Are you serious? I think Mtn Dew is worse for you than alcohol. Exactly... actually the hops in beer help strengthen bones. The more you know. ( u know the jingle) That's probably true! Sorry, just never had a taste for alcohol. Plus I also had the left side of my skull crack with a 20 pound sledge hammer. I tried drinking once after that and I thought an alien was crawling out of my head!

Coffee, then switch to Mountain Dew. There is no alcoholic beverage worth drinking, the stuff all taste like cough syrup.

I use Explorer 8. I was going to see if it happened at all in Firefox. I'm sure if it was happening a lot I wouldn't have been the first person to notice it.

I'm running Windows XP, screen reso is 1440 x 900 and I'm using Internet Explorer. This is what it looks like in Husker Football, Alternate Uniforms for the Texas Game. It happens in quite a few threads, refreshing the page doesn't help but it seems to go away if I exit the thread and come back to it. Maybe it's just a problem on my end.

Is anybody else having a problem with people replies over lapping each other? It seems to be happening when there are quite a few responses or a lot of pictures. some of them are a half to 3/4 covered up by another one and you can't even read it.

I want to see it live when the one comes up that has a wife and girlfriend waiting for him!

What makes it funny is he sounds like Mark May talking like Lou Holtz!

Well said

Good Stuff! Except the HuskerJen part!

Sorry, Mod's can pitch it!

They planted themselves far enough away that we can't smell them. I'm very grateful.

What if the children are required to be there? (as in the speech occurred during school hours.) If it's voluntary and not during school I have few problems with it. If not, I agree fully with the ACLU. Then why is okay to teach our children about other people's belief's in school? Why is it that when telling students about Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, Indian beliefs, or Greek Mythology it's ok because we are broadening their horizons? Metion anything about Christianity and holy hell everybody get's their pantys in a wad. Right now my 9 year old son is learning how Aztecs used to rip out the heart of another human everyday because if they didn't they beleived that the sun wouldn't come up. I'm I so stupid to beleive that because somebody is teaching that in school he is going to start sacrificing humans everyday? No I don't think so, Why? Because I have confidence in my kid, he isn't pampered and sheltered. If my son got up and walk out of class because he didn't want to hear about what the Jew's believe he would fail and get kicked out of school becasue he doesn't want to learn. It's time to put your big boy pants on people, I know it's tough world out there but with the help of our mommy's we can make it through.

The ACLU is a group full of a bunch of freak'n idiots, (i had to edit myself) I'd like to lock them in a cage full of porcupines. I'm not a religious person so I don't give a crap one way or the other about somebody speaking about god, ala or fred flintstone. What I do care about is that the people that don't want to hear the speech seem to have all the rights. B@llSh$t! I have just as much of a right to hear the person speak if I want to, you don't like it, well then get your happy freak'n ass up and leave! I hope everybody has a good day!

Yes he did have a honeymoon period. I don't remember exactly when it took place but it was a good month or 2 into it. Yes he does attend public school. We are lucky to have a great bunch of people there that are willing to look after him like he is their own. The toughest part was getting bus drivers trained and having to equip all of them will glucose pills and emergency needles. Thanks to everybody for your well wishes. ISRP, keep the questions coming if you need to. You guy's take care.

My son was diagnosed about 8 months ago, he is 9. I'm not sure how active your kid is at his age so it may not be as hard to keep his BS pretty stable. My son races motocross and it is constant battle of highs and lows. I'm not going to lie, the first few months suck. It takes awhile to get into a routine. Ajusting carbs and insulin can really start to wear on you. We had to go to school and teach all of the teachers, nurses and bus drivers on how to take care of him and what to do if he went into a diabetic shock. I'm not sure where you live at or where your doctor is but if you need any information or any help at all please feel free to ask. Without my fiancee I'm not sure I would have made it through this. My son's doctor has made comments that my women may know more about diabetis then his nurses do. She has a great system down for keeping track of daily carb intakes and insulin dosages. Anytime he has had periods of low's or high's we have been able to go back and look through her records and find out what we have to change. We have pretty much dealt with everything. He has went into shock once, it is really hard to stay calm but it isn't that big of deal if you remember to take the right steps. Your heart will sink the first time he wakes up low in the middle of the night and he looks drunk and you can hear his heart pounding from across the room. Even after 8 months I still can't remember everything you are suppose to do when he is below 60 or 70, It's something different depending on what time of day it is. We are still having to get up at midnight and 3 every now and then because he is low at bedtime. Jesus! I'm getting stressed just talking about it! You have a lot to learn and take in. I just tried to take short notes and I carry a cheat sheet around in my wallet. My kid is a little older then yours so you may not have to worry about it, but about one week after being diagnosed he got really mad at the world. He was fed up with being stabbed and poked. He hated me, my women, the doctors and mostly the disease. He refused to take his shots, and then sometimes when he did take a shot he would refuse to eat. To make a long story short, it took some very very tough love to get him through it. I would have to scream my head off at him to get him to listen and then he would start to cry so I would have to leave the room so I could go break down myself. Finally after a trip to the hospital one night they showed him the tubes they were going to insert so they could feed him, he started to straighten out and finally started to understand that he could be a normal kid and do everything he used to before he got sick. To this day though it is really hard to let him out of my sight. Anyway, if you want to PM me I can give you my email address and phone number if you want it. I would be more then happy to share the knowledge that we have learned. When it comes to healthy snacks and 15 gram carb snacks, we pretty much know everyone of them. If your kid is always hungry we have came up with some pretty good meals that allow him to eat a lot more but keep the carbs and calories down. If your lucky he loves chicken! My son loves chicken and it's one of the best things for him. My kid has been to a couple really great day camps for kids with diabetis. If you are having problems with him dropping low or spiking really high at certain times of the the day we can tell you our system on how to figure out what dosage you need to adjust to fix the problem. We have ask every question under the sun so we probably have an answer for it. Just let me know. Please don't take this as any form of bragging because it's not, I am proud of him for wanting to help. If your kid ever doubts himself, maybe he thinks he is different and can't do everything he wants to, I would be more then happy if your in the area to introduce your kid to mine. He likes to show kids younger then him that they are still normal and can do anything they want. He usually gives the little guys one of his motocross trophies as a reminder that your no different then anyone else. Take care man, don't forget to breathe once in awhile, it's a lot to take in and a short amount of time to do it.

I was going to disagree with you and say they were doing fine. But here in the 3rd they are really starting to force feed us that it's not really Nebraska's defense that is doing well, it's more that Locker is having a bad day.