Either you're thinking about soccer or the Cats get a safety. 🙂I had our game as a 3-2 loss.
Either you're thinking about soccer or the Cats get a safety. 🙂I had our game as a 3-2 loss.
Could there be two big upsets tonightUGA should be a little concerned.
Hope not. Long way to go.Could there be two big upsets tonight
Yes I did Warrior. Thanks for asking. My right hip/leg is still weaker, and I’ll have to be patient and diligent with the physical therapy.Speaking of back at it, @MdWIldcat55 Did you make it 8 miles?
That's great Md. My wife and I hike often here in the mountains. Great, somewhat inexpensive hobby.Yes I did Warrior. Thanks for asking. My right hip/leg is still weaker, and I’ll have to be patient and diligent with the physical therapy.
But 2023 begins with some promise. I hope the same is true for all D-Leaguers.
Great looking.Oh, almost forgot, my BIL brought the Christmas gift yesterday that he ordered but did not come in until Thursday. He came over as UK finished bombing in the Music City Bowl. Snoopy has the right pose for that debacle.
The Pac-12 is just as bad if not worse. No basketball title since 1997 Arizona. The last football title was USC in 2004 but they had to vacate it. In 2003 USC split with LSU but LSU won the BCS.Happy 2023 D-League.
Big Ten collapse! I love it. I have so many Big Ten graduate friends who are constantly telling me the Big Ten is the sports equivalent of the SEC while being superior academically.
So great to see them fail again. Here’s an amazing statistic: In the past TWO DECADES the Big Ten has won one football and ZERO basketball championships. That’s the entire conference, not one program.
Happy 2023 D-League.
Big Ten collapse! I love it. I have so many Big Ten graduate friends who are constantly telling me the Big Ten is the sports equivalent of the SEC while being superior academically.
So great to see them fail again. Here’s an amazing statistic: In the past TWO DECADES the Big Ten has won one football and ZERO basketball championships. That’s the entire conference, not one program.
I don't think I have done up to two miles in years. I walk the monster and the best we do is a mile or so.Yes I did Warrior. Thanks for asking. My right hip/leg is still weaker, and I’ll have to be patient and diligent with the physical therapy.
But 2023 begins with some promise. I hope the same is true for all D-Leaguers.
What do you take with you to ward off Smokey.That's great Md. My wife and I hike often here in the mountains. Great, somewhat inexpensive hobby.
I already answered that in the above post.What do you take with you to ward off Smokey.
Emmylou must have recorded with everyone. I had no idea she recorded with Roy Rogers.
Is that because you can outrun her or is she just that tough?I already answered that in the above post.
Both.Is that because you can outrun her or is she just that tough?
When I go fishing, I wade a lot because of the pond grass that hangs around the bankside to about 10ft out. My biggest concern is water moccasins and beaver. Moccasins (and other water snakes) get curious and will swim up and be easily chased away but beaver, are a different story. They swim around you popping their tails in water as a warning and if there are more than one, they try to flank you while the other keeps your attention. Chased out a couple of times in the past by beaver.Both.
Here's a list ranked in order of what I'm afraid of or concerned about hiking in the mountains.
1. Yellow Jackets
2. Heights
3. Stinging weeds (Stinging Nettle)
4. The sun
5. Rattlesnakes
6. Green briars
7. People
8. Copperheads
9. Steep hills
10. Bears
We've seen several of number 10 and 8 and have never been bothered by them. #1 is when my quickness comes into play even at my age. Unfortunately, I can't outrun them.
That's great Md. My wife and I hike often here in the mountains. Great, somewhat inexpensive hobby.
First off........Happy New Year.......if you ever get into stinging nettle again there is a companion plant called Dock that grows with stinging nettle.....it has big,round, long thick leaves....grab some of that and wad it up and roll it around in your hands.....rub it on the nettle sting and it will leave......Both.
Here's a list ranked in order of what I'm afraid of or concerned about hiking in the mountains.
1. Yellow Jackets
2. Heights
3. Stinging weeds (Stinging Nettle)
4. The sun
5. Rattlesnakes
6. Green briars
7. People
8. Copperheads
9. Steep hills
10. Bears
We've seen several of number 10 and 8 and have never been bothered by them. #1 is when my quickness comes into play even at my age. Unfortunately, I can't outrun them.