Not enough.
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<br>Actually, went from Oberon to Wolverine Beer when it was 2-1. Helped for a little while.
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<br>Shawn Hunwick will never buy a drink at any bar in which I am drinking. Hope the rest of his birthdays are better than this one. Dude has stones.
No. 2-ranked basketball team is playing at The Palace in Auburn Hills earlier in the day. Hockey team will probably lose.
Warm in the Palace, cold outside. Do the math. Not excusing them, because it is (possbily) a once-in-a-lifetime event, but the mojo is more with hoops than hockey for them.
My 9-year-old son was in a Baby Bjorn for the Cold War game at Spartan Stadium when he was 5 months old. My wife carried him most of the game under a large pullover ski jacket. She stills takes great pride that we got him in to the game without a ticket.
In my five years in the MMB, I got to lead a line out of the tunnel one time -- the 1986 loss to Minnesota on Chip Lohmiller's last-second FG. I went 2-3 in bowl games (wins @ Fiesta vs. NEB and @ Hall of Fame vs. ALA). Did get to run out of Ohio Stadium the following week knowing we were going to the Rose Bowl (thanks to Harbaugh's guarantee).
Four NCAA hoop tournaments, never made it past the Sweet 16.
In my college days, both Mike and Mark Hammerstein were on the squad. Both had their full names spelled out, letters quite squished together. Fortunately, both young men were quite large.
Spent less than half my life in academia (graduated at 22, I'm 44 -- yeah that's about right).
My initals are PHD.
And I stand by original point that "tremendous" fundraisers (esp. those who are iconic former football players) are rarely dismissed for performance issues.
I got tickets in the NCAA lottery a year ago. A month ago, it looked like the worst $750 I ever spent. It still feels bad after last night's kick to the dong.
I'll go to the semis, since I work in The D and there are 2 games that day. Don't think I can bring myself to drive in to the city to watch the final on Saturday night. I hope to meet a deep-pocketed fan of one of the semifinal winners.
And I'll definitely be sporting my Michigan hockey jersey. We have everything to be proud of.
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First comment here in a long time. Just came here to say "yay" to this proposal.
Carry on.
I'm deceased.
Have an otter.
I'm deceased.
Way freakin' noice.
I quoth:
"The game could have been ugly early but Hutch put the breaks on. She made changes early to allow the reserves players some reps."
Uhhh, hello?
Not enough.
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<br>Actually, went from Oberon to Wolverine Beer when it was 2-1. Helped for a little while.
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<br>Shawn Hunwick will never buy a drink at any bar in which I am drinking. Hope the rest of his birthdays are better than this one. Dude has stones.
Great human being.
Thoughts and prayers to his family.
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Love the convention of prefacing any worthy noun with "MGo" (e.g. "MGoEnemies" above).
Really? Do we have to? Oh, all right...
I updated my status -- my father passed away last night. Rosie sent me a very nice, heartfelt message. No lie.
I felt compelled to chime in and show off my bitchin' new avatar.
Per the Michigan Daily, Tate is not enrolled this semester. Rut roh.
2.5
Doubt that will ever be topped.
/headleylamarr
I've seen a few commentators and CFB congnoscenti sending JoePa "Happy Birthday" wishes on Twitter.
This is roughly akin to writing it in watercolors at the bottom of the ocean. He'll have about as much chance to read it there.
No sugarcoat, he's a legend. My dad's 85 and I see the resemblances. Hope they both have many more years of good health.
After the kids were freed from the summer camp catastrophe that was "Camp Krusty."
"I do not fear Hell, for I have been to Camp Krusty." -- Lisa Simpson
I know SoCal can be nice this time of year, but I doubt they'll be any sun at 8 p.m. local time on Dec. 10. Just sayin'...
/weathernazi
Soil is the stuff in the ground from which turf, flowers, etc., grow.
Dirt is the stuff in your vacuum bag.
Also, "turf" is the green stuff in your yard and on a golf course. "Grass" is rolled and smoked (or baked into brownies, I guess).
Hope that helps...
No. 2-ranked basketball team is playing at The Palace in Auburn Hills earlier in the day. Hockey team will probably lose.
Warm in the Palace, cold outside. Do the math. Not excusing them, because it is (possbily) a once-in-a-lifetime event, but the mojo is more with hoops than hockey for them.
I heard MSU returned some of their tickets(!).
More tickets for Michigan fans. Should be a decisive home-ice advantage.
This one incorporates the slide show on the video boards with an extended version of the pipes doing "Amazing Grace."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Dh_dKB-eU8&feature=player_embedded
Warning: The room gets a little dusty as this rolls on. Very powerful.
I do like the homage to the '47 unis, though.
And it's MAIZE. W00t!
Yep, you are in need of child care, my friend.
My 9-year-old son was in a Baby Bjorn for the Cold War game at Spartan Stadium when he was 5 months old. My wife carried him most of the game under a large pullover ski jacket. She stills takes great pride that we got him in to the game without a ticket.
A big coat should keep everyone comfy. Good luck!
Best to you and your new family. Your life will never be the same, and that's OK.
Please and thank you.
JeremyB,
In my five years in the MMB, I got to lead a line out of the tunnel one time -- the 1986 loss to Minnesota on Chip Lohmiller's last-second FG. I went 2-3 in bowl games (wins @ Fiesta vs. NEB and @ Hall of Fame vs. ALA). Did get to run out of Ohio Stadium the following week knowing we were going to the Rose Bowl (thanks to Harbaugh's guarantee).
Four NCAA hoop tournaments, never made it past the Sweet 16.
...is that Dan Gilbert is a complete loon.
More wins.
Sorry.
That is all.
Right there at the cash registers. So don't even think about MGoShopliftin'.
... but I understand."
All gave some. Some gave all...
Sharpe?
I have two sons that I hope one day will be 2s (and eventually 4s).
We pilfered them Cornell cheers in 1991. It was U-M's first NCAA appearance in 14 years.
And I love Morrison and Knuble. All of those years watching HNIC has clearly left its mark.
In my college days, both Mike and Mark Hammerstein were on the squad. Both had their full names spelled out, letters quite squished together. Fortunately, both young men were quite large.
Yes, yes she does.
Thanks. Thought there might be some interest in this.
Spent less than half my life in academia (graduated at 22, I'm 44 -- yeah that's about right).
My initals are PHD.
And I stand by original point that "tremendous" fundraisers (esp. those who are iconic former football players) are rarely dismissed for performance issues.
And, modesty aside, my wife of almost 11 years could school any U-M co-ed in the affection department.
FTR, found about the FB group from none other than Carl Grapentine. So there's that...
But if he had been "tremendous" I doubt he would have been let go.
Just sayin'...
That town luuuvs them some Eagles. If Brandon can be all he can be there, he will own that town.
Best of luck, Brandon. Glad you went to a good team. And thanks!
Do you know what "plethora" means? How can you say he had a "plethora" of points if you do not know what "plethora" means??
+1 for Three Amigos.
Yes.
I would be right there with you Ted. Great post.
Unfortunately, money is an object. An object I do not possess in great enough quantity. Enjoy!
Link.
Foster needs neither a "fisking" or a "fisting."
He just needs to be ignored.
I got tickets in the NCAA lottery a year ago. A month ago, it looked like the worst $750 I ever spent. It still feels bad after last night's kick to the dong.
I'll go to the semis, since I work in The D and there are 2 games that day. Don't think I can bring myself to drive in to the city to watch the final on Saturday night. I hope to meet a deep-pocketed fan of one of the semifinal winners.
And I'll definitely be sporting my Michigan hockey jersey. We have everything to be proud of.
Manny and Peedi
Brought us a win in The Dance
Best of luck, you guys