Moiraine

No, I'm afraid you're the one who isn't very bright, but that's been apparent for awhile now. Please tell me who said we beat a national title contender, because I'm not seeing that. We're not talking about a win over a top 5 team that suddenly lost their quarterback. We beat a 5-3 team who was #20 at the time and hadn't had their quarterback since the 3rd game (and who, by the way, lost their first game with said quarterback). You're an idiot if you automatically assume that just because people are proud of that win, they're remembering wrong and thinking Oklahoma was an excellent team that year. But there is nothing wrong with being proud of that win, regardless. Now, if you had actually worded your original reply better and stated that you were comparing the 2009 Oklahoma team to the 2008 team, then you might get a bit more slack. But you didn't. And even if you had, your point wouldn't have been well made. 2008: Missouri 52, Nebraska 17. Oklahoma 62, Nebraska 28. 2009: Nebraska 27, Missouri 12. Nebraska 10, Oklahoma 3. There is no way in hell that Nebraska would have lost by 34 points even if they'd had Bradford. If Oklahoma had won, say, 24-10, it still would prove the point that the original poster made, that Nebraska improved a great deal in Pelini's second consecutive year in the same conference.

I watched one cartoon on it and now 90% of my recommended viewing on Netflix is cartoons. No, I don't want to watch Dora the Explorer. She's got nothing on Shaun the Sheep.

That's Boris from Snatch

I loved Cincinnati before reading this. Now I want to move there.

He's making one of, if not the, biggest decisions in his life. We get upset when players don't at least come to look at Lincoln and our facilities so they can make an informed decision (rather than keeping that stereotypical view of Nebraska in their heads and not bothering to make the trip out). We shouldn't be surprised that recruits want to at least go and look at the other options as well. It means he's smart, imo.

I don't see anything different than what was announced yesterday

Didn't ShaggyOrangeBevoBlood.com say that ND was flipping from Big East to Big 12 in all sports but football, but will play 4 to 6 football games with Big 12 teams AND keep NBC as a third tier network? (I think that they also reported that all Texan farts don't smell and oil is good for all that ails you) Yes you are correct and 810 sports down here in KC yesterday is saying that the big 12 will get ND and FSU. I hate ND but would love them to join the big add syracuse and stop right there. Their source is orangebloods.

I don't want it in a dome. I'd rather it be in the southeast than a dome. It's just so anti college football to me.

lol

I understand being annoyed at crap grammar, but people talk in slang all the damn time. That's all it is. It just happens to be the kind of slang that you likely don't hear in every day life. They aren't typing "ight" because they actually think that's the correct way to say the thing. Jason doesn't actually think that brother is spelled bruh. I get kind of annoyed at people bringing this kind of thing up over and over again like it actually reflects on the person's intelligence. (Not trying to single you out by I see this post all the time). The only thing that bothers me in the tweets is that "its" doesn't have an apostrophe Now if this was an essay or a professional letter, then it would be bad.

This thread just turned into a Dumb

Where did you find that? I found it on the the Southern Miss - Nebraska "conversation" on espn. Those forums are sometimes fun. It's disappointing though... UCLA fans are not nearly as entertaining as Washington fans.

I was accidentally a vegetarian for awhile after I gave up fast food and I really didn't miss it. I was still eating eggs and cheese though. (I should probably add that I've never been much of a hamburger fan, which is probably what would be the hardest thing to give up for most people. That and bacon). Just a snack idea. Maybe I'm slow but I'd never thought of it before. I was eating cottage cheese regularly already when it dawned on me that I could trick myself into eating more vegetables by using it as a dip, and it's pretty good. Unless you hate cottage cheese. I just don't like buying dip with added sugar/corn syrup/weird ingredients, so cheese works well. Gonna try it with cucumbers and bell peppers next.

Just saw this for the first time...

Oh Jenna Marbles... and she's hilarious

*warm fuzzy feelings*

I agree. As I pointed out in another thread, it's like Texas A&M fans bragging over beating us.

Hollywood is a dump man, go with the latter. K, I'll just convince my friend to move. I'm not really asking which place is nicer. I've been there several times. I'm asking where I'll find more Nebraska fans. Edit: Also, I'm not asking where I should stay. I suppose I worded that badly. I'm staying at someone's apartment, not travelling there with someone and staying at a hotel. I'm asking where Husker fans hung out last time.

Anyone know where Nebraska fans generally hung out the last time we were at the Rose Bowl? If I go I'm going to be staying with someone in Hollywood. I wonder if most people stay around there or around the Pasadena area.

I want all sorts of stuff like this to be printed leading up to the season, because this team is awful when they think they're good.

Tom Osborne has already spoke about this a few times. They did the math and everything's going to be okay. /comfort Just think of the brightside, if the ticket holder starts to become in danger they might lower the levels of donation for the waiting list! I wish you wouldn't quote me until I've fixed my gramer errors

I'm just waiting for him to break up with his girlfriend. He's been dating her for 45+ years though. I have limited patience.

Tom Osborne has already spoke about this a few times. They did the math and everything's going to be okay. /comfort

I love it when Osborne manages to diss people while still sounding as nice as Mr. Rogers