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I am a new member. Been a Husker fan for 52 years. Loved Devaney and Osborne. Loved Frank as a player but recognized he was not the man for the HC job after losing TO recruits. Hated Peterson...knew him when he worked at AkSarBen...a worthless egotist then, who only got worse over time. He fired FS a year late...but since he delayed in 2002, he should have given FS another year, though I think FS was destined to fail as HC. Hated the Callahan hire all the way...though I think he actually had things coming around in 2005 and 2006 before losing the team after the USC debacle in 2007. I liked the Bo hire, finally realized he was destined to fail after the very first Wisconsin beat down we received in 2011. I am very relieved that we now seem to have a very competent, mature, capable and experienced staff.

 

I've been temporarily banned from another site for having my opinions and am hoping that the moderators on this site actually allow opinions and are not jackasses who enjoy "vacationing" folks for no reason at all. So...my question for the regulars here is...are opinions allowed here?

opinions are allowed

sadly, facts and reason sometimes are not

Nominate Polo for every remaining position

SOMEONE MAKE A SHOT

man i just

i dont even

Obviously God made them heterosexual but SATAN THE DEVIL came to convert them to homosexuality and those gay heathens gave in to Satan's will because they are weak sinners. Also Satan gives people cancer and God is like "Hell no I'm not gonna cure it LOL"

I mean this is already a big part of pretty much every history/government required curriculum ever

Why?

Hopefully we can rely in that #9 Kenpom defense

Knapp, I don't give any props whatsoever to DBQ for putting forth a well-worded and non-rancorous argument...because the argument itself is barbaric, discriminatory, and quite frankly insane.

Every single question on this 'civics test' is trivia quiz material. Some of it you could say is important, some isn't. I guess I wonder what the point of these civics exams is.

I have a hunch.

Let's wait for DBQ to answer.

lol religion

something something slippery slope bestiality tho!

CountBility is right when it comes to small-town Nebraska politics and the power game

Certain people run the show and bloodlines run deep. You wouldn't believe some of the sh#t that goes on in small places out west

itt Abdullah learns what margin of error is

100%

Also, why do immigrants have to learn some of this sh#t? Some of these questions are useful basic government stuff (When do you register for SS, When is the tax deadline, How many years is a Senator elected for,etc) but god lord it doesn't matter if they know how many stars are on the flag or where the Statue of Liberty is or not. If they want to be here and want to work and pay taxes and abide by our laws, let 'em in.

Well you all have convinced me (as well as some outside reading)

Thoroughly against the pipeline now

nominate Junior

Good God. This dude is a governor.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/19/politics/jindal-no-go-zones-london/index.html

What the hell is wrong with us?

Ford has basically mailed it in for two decades on the Mustang.

This is like completely bizarre and backwards, but Chevy and Cadillac have outstanding lineups right now. It's absurd how those two have turned around. Ford has nose-dived outside of the F150 (lol trucks).

Oh, and Top Gear is the greatest show of all time

I know right?

Look at like a 2001 Ford Taurus or an '04 Corolla... they look like Jelly Beans with wheels

Honestly I find the evolution of automobile design to be pretty fascinating. Design in general is pretty fascinating actually.

I feel like the toyota corolla is the modern equivalent - although not as terrible. Out of all the options, you chose the corolla? Please, don't make any decisions ever again.

I won't lie...my boat was ridiculously awesomely bad. It was so heavy and the suspension so terrible that you could just glide right over any speed bump or obstacle with no disturbance at all. Even if it was "sage green" and used up half of the US petroleum reserves I enjoyed having a car that I could treat like utter garbage (cuz that's what it was) with almost no consequences. It's probably living a second life as a demolition derby car right now.

Smaller...and equally boxy and ugly!

Cool link. I scrolled through and counted 6 cars that incorporated a curve of any type into its body design. 3 of those 6 were supercars and an additional 1 of them was a Mercedes. The rest...well...

Ok, so we went through a pair of oil crises in the 1970s leading into the 1980s...

So why were cars in the 1980s the biggest, least aerodynamic, boxiest, ugliest behemoths that the roads of the world had ever seen? Did we not discover "fuel economy" until the mid-1990s or what? Did we look at all the gorgeous cars of the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s and just gouge our eyes out with spoons and say "f#*k it?"

I owned one of these for a couple of years.

The life vests were under the seats, and it had an unfortunate scratch all the way down the starboard side. It had a freaking 5.0L V-8 and got about 8mpg in town (I actually calculated this for myself). But most of the popular mid and full-size cars looked similar to this, and many that i've seen were unfortunate shades of gray/sage/light blue/brown. What in the world happened in the 80s???