It was a joke that we were ranked again last week and we proved that out laying another turd against the worst OU team in recent memory. The more things change the more they stay the same.
Probably not the solution you want, but when the Wifi crapped out on one of our old TVs we used the newer Chromecast with Google TV. It's the best interface in my opinion and is what came on our Sony OLED. Not a bad option for $30 or whatever they cost now. That's actually what we do on another older TV as well just because it's better than the outdated native apps. The kids don't know the difference.
In general I don't think gifts should be exchanged among adults. Just bring a nice bottle of booze or some food and leave the gifts for the kids. For kids, wrapping gifts and watching them tear into them is great though.
Just replaced my HID bulbs on the SS. Why in the fuck do engineers design it where you have to remove the wheels and wheel well liners to replace a headlight bulb? Fuck them.
Seems like a stretch to me, but you all spend way more time analyzing this stuff than I do. I don't believe that OSU will ever be considered a 'have' no matter what they do or who is in the same conference as them. I'm just the naive among us though so I may be wrong.
Yeah I agree with that. I just have a hard time believing academics play much of a role. Everyone will look down on OSU academics regardless of whether or not we're in the same conference as Stanford. It is what it is.
I'm sure it has been discussed ad nauseam on this thread, but what value do Stanford and Cal bring? Obviously their academics are top notch, but does anyone care about their athletic programs? Serious question because I have no idea.
Not angry in the least and certainly don't get upset over people wearing masks. I think it's strange some people have their kids wearing them while they're participating in outdoor activities, but it doesn't ruin my day or anything. Have never been against masks at all actually even though most of my family was. I asked when it would be considered 'over' because I'm curious how different people define that. If you're going to say it's not over then I'd assume you have an idea of what needs to happen for it to be over. You're right though, it makes no difference at all so there's no use in arguing about it.
Has anyone ever had issues with a utility provider? Other than some having better billpay interfaces, they have all been indistinguishable to me. What are the typical complaints in reference to?