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20 minutes ago, Katfid54 said:
Burke plays it perfectly (again). He doesn’t run upfield. He doesn’t crash on the snap. He stays wide, forces the GIVE read, and then attacks straight down the line of scrimmage. Sweat blows up his blocker to force McClellan back to the outside, and Burke is waiting there to make the tackle himself.
As quasi-inebriated as I was by this point, I specifically remember seeing Burke play this one totally differently than the ones in the 1st half. God I love seeing it.
Great breakdowns. Welcome back.
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Watched Hybrid Animals last night and all I can say is that this is a glorious shared FUCKED UP hallucination we're all sharing, and I'm fucking here for it. So fucking funny ... and fucked up.
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Haven't watched the current episode yet, but holy FUCK this season is killing it. Gizmo's transformation. The Pride parade. Nador De Laurentiis. The energy vampire council was absolutely flawless writing.
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On 6/26/2023 at 7:16 PM, Bullneck said:
As an architect I wouldn't have believed this without seeing it.
I was 1000% sure he was just talking about blocking, and not horizontal studs. My mind is blown.
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Anybody have a list of the Horns currently on MLB rosters? I know I could get at this data, just curious if it's already compiled somehwere (only checked a page back in this thread).
Kody Clemens. Elder rocking out with Atlanta. Belt continues to amaze with his career. Fun times.
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I forget the exact timeline, but watching Michael Vick get a full redemption timeline, including playing in Atlanta for a coach that found ways to scheme to his strengths, just made me more and more sad for VY and fucking furious at Jeff Fisher. That should have been Vince. And yes, 100%, that should have been Vince in Houston, where he would have become as synonymous with a franchise as Namath is to the Jets or Montana is to the 49ers. (I'm not saying Vince would have been Montana ... I'm saying he would have been a god in that city).
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Not a movie but a TV show ... this one is basically flawless.
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14 hours ago, Steel Shank said:
Also, do the moth balls really work to ward off
snakessneks?No, they don't. There is not a product that you can spread to keep snakes away. Full stop, period. Keeping the area around your house free of brush/debris, and free of rodents is how you keep snakes away.
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37 minutes ago, Brothahorn said:
Does no one jump bikes as a kid anymore?!?! You gotta lean back a little when you take off, your get exactly what he got. I feel like this isn't rocket science.
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2 hours ago, DDD Dad said:
paging @capnamerca
Tungsten. Do not want.
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42 minutes ago, henrygandorf said:
"free churro" episode of bojack is pretty emotional.
To this day, I consider "The View from Halfway Down" the best half-hour of television I've ever watched, and you're damn right I cried. I know that's high praise, but I stand by it. I think it's made all the more impactful by the fact that you really have to have watched the entire series to that point for the full weight of that episode to land. The absurdity of the cartoon animal world, held up by the writers incredibly, sometimes painfully accurate portrayal of many, many societal and personal illnesses ... it's a hard show to get into, and i suspect that lots of folks have watched the first season, and probably have that "I tried but I couldn't get into it" vide from Bojack. And that's fine, I get it, and in lots of places the show is REALLY unapproachable. But holy fuck ... the last season just hits like a mack truck.
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15 minutes ago, Modessit said:
If you can sleep at all. It takes a while to get over the terror of "is the baby breathing?"
Which is replaced with a new kind of terror when the kid first sleeps more than 3 hours. "Holy fuck it's WHAT time?" followed by the sprint to their room (to find them perfectly fine, and actually SLEEPING and oh holy god thank you for the rest)
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1 hour ago, South Austin said:
Sounds sappy, but I absolutely loved those 2am wake-up calls when it was my turn to feed the kids, sitting in their dark room while the world felt still and I’d stare with wonder at those little creatures. It’s not for everyone, but those are some of my favorite moments in my life.
There isn't a big-enough all-caps font for me to use that captures the amount of THIS. Fucking THIS.
I'd hold my daughter in the crook of my left arm, and pat her butt until she went to sleep. I'd try and see how deep I could make the footprints in the carpet as I swayed, singing to her. For the first 3-4 months, she stayed in a room just off of the master (like an office space, attached to the master but with a door). I was able to be the baby retriever when it was time for mom to feed her, and the baby returner. Awesome balance for me and my wife, and amazing bonding time for my daughter (and my son, tbh - same setup). The time with those babies is irreplaceable, and it does my heart good to see all these great dads in this thread.-
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8 minutes ago, MNLonghornFUKM said:
White role players in the NBA during the 90s.I mean, Steve Kerr did take the game-winning shot when Jordan couldn't.
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16 hours ago, rage-a-holic said:
yeah, but that's racist now
to be fair, it was racist then, too.
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4 minutes ago, demos said:
I see lettuce. It qualifies.And honestly, pretty damn healthy. Good protein, I don't see rice or quinoa so should be low-carb, ain't nothing wrong with some hard boiled eggs and OG shredded cheddar. A-, would eat.
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Just now, Poolflood said:
Needs more bourbon
I think it WAS NMB ...
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Who was it on the old site that used to do game breakdowns each like? The mini film study really helped guys like me who never played football beyond 7th grade. He'd use clips from a replay and make a few of them into gifs with lines drawn on them, and then explain what the key players were looking for, what the key concepts were, and why it worked or didn't work. And it was awesome because it wasn't all sunshine pumping - he'd show plays where the opposition just straight up beat our D, or where our O overcame a missed block or a blown assignment to still make a play. Really helped my understanding not just of that particular game, but of how our team fit together and what our coaches were doing.
I'd happily contribute to a fund or a charity or something if someone were to take this back up.
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Just now, Surly Bevo said:
Out of position and on his ass…yes
Well technically he wasn't on his ass because he did give us the "I'm already smoked but I'll dive so it looks like I tried really hard" performance as the RB flew past him.
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1 minute ago, bullet said:
Didn't he give up the lone TD by being out of position?
hahahaha #spidermanmeme
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9 minutes ago, Porterhouse said:
I guess. I’m not sure with Casey, Card, our OL, and our terrible front 7 that 9-3 was ever a real possibility. We shit the bed last year because we were a very mediocre team, at best. Our lines and linebackers were unquestionably bottom 10% in P5.
When the announcers called out that Brockermeyer had just entered the game at MLB, and then he fails to scrape to the hole and watches the RB waltz through for a TD, it was just #chefskiss.
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On 8/5/2022 at 8:47 AM, 4th&Five said:
A lot of great artists on this as well. Prine, Childers, Brent Cobb, Gillian Welch...
holy shit this is incredible
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1 hour ago, shadow_operative said:
10 days until kickoff.
The speed upfield after he plants his foot at the 0:05 mark is mind-boggling. My brain can't even process it.
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Quinn "La Joya" Ewers - The Man The Myth The Mullet
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I played for Dodd for two seasons right before high school. Funniest dude I've ever spent time around, and was really the first time I started to realize that while I was a good baseball player, I did NOT have a future in the sport because those dudes are just different.
We were chatting one day about a bunch of nothing while warming up. I asked Dodd "hey, what was your major when you were at UT?" He doesn't miss a beat and replied "pussy."
He stayed in touch with several of the guys from that team well after we all quit playing. Truly a nice guy. God rest his soul.