This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Someone seems unfamiliar with luke's writing style.
…when writing this post?
Umm no, gave up drinking long ago. I'm just being me. You can love it, hate it, or don't ****ing read it clown. The cool part is, Idgaf one way or the other.
…when writing this post?
I don't want to put any words in his mouth, but I can't imagine that any of the sharps want any part of this game at all. Way too many variables on the Colorado end to feel good about any possible bet IMO.
How is your son 8 and has not been to a football game yet??
Eight were drafted. Pretty amazing.
I know, I know. Roast me.
I would guess it's because Kenneth wants to stay at the game past half time and not divert most of his attention to keeping the kid occupied
Taking a child to see CU football the last few years would usually lead to a visit from child protective services.
Based on his avatar, perhaps Kenneth had a few too many of those mega beers to pay attention to junior. (Just kidding
).
I took my 3yo to Hawkins' signature win against #3 OU in 2007. In the 3rd quarter they were standing on the bleachers to be able to see. Hugh Charles broke off a huge run and everyone stood up simultaneously, rocking the bleacher and throwing off her visual balance. She fell to the cement floor. I didn't even notice for at least 20 seconds.
One of only a couple fun football moments during my college years.
I spent an entire season watching games on the big screen in the IPF because my son was having a blast playing the carnival games in there and Nikita didn't want to make him leave. 3 season tickets purchased to sit on a couch to watch on tv while drinking overpriced booze.
Anyone old enough to remember the CU at Texas game when Salaam rushed for over 300 yards ?
www.cuatthegame.com
Jesus, isn't that the truth. Poor kids would be scarred for life.
Anyone old enough to remember the CU at Texas game when Salaam rushed for over 300 yards ?
It was Oct 1st 1994 and very hot. Some of the players were given IVs on the sideline.
No.16 Texas – On IV’s in Austin; On Oxygen in Bozeman – CU At the Game
As to his 35-carry, 317-yard performance, Salaam didn’t have enough energy after the game to form a long statement. “I’m shot,” said Salaam afterward. “The IV’s really helped out, but I’m dead. All I can say is I’m glad I don’t go to a southern school. This ain’t no joke out here.”
My point is that this is the first game of the season and it will be hot. I have to believe that depth will be necessary.
Which team will be able to outlast the other?
, I'd bet most on here were alive, even if they were young as ****. Even Moses was only a few thousand years old back then. Salaam was unbelievable that day.
Anyone old enough to remember the CU at Texas game when Salaam rushed for over 300 yards ?
It was Oct 1st 1994 and very hot. Some of the players were given IVs on the sideline.
No.16 Texas – On IV’s in Austin; On Oxygen in Bozeman – CU At the Game
As to his 35-carry, 317-yard performance, Salaam didn’t have enough energy after the game to form a long statement. “I’m shot,” said Salaam afterward. “The IV’s really helped out, but I’m dead. All I can say is I’m glad I don’t go to a southern school. This ain’t no joke out here.”
My point is that this is the first game of the season and it will be hot. I have to believe that depth will be necessary.
Which team will be able to outlast the other?
I took my 6 yo to that game. He was done in the third quarter or so, but was willing to stick it out for snacks and to hang with grandpa and see his cousins who were students at the time. (They were in the student section and we kept saying, we’ll see them when the game ends.). Ha ha we couldn’t find them in the ensuing post game chaos.
