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Bye Week Hate Thread

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jsmilkst said:
But without football, how else am I supposed to spend my Saturday?
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Got that tingly feeling for the old Big 8 so I think I'll watch some old Big 8 teams including Nebraska who might get whipped at Michigan.
 
boulder77 said:
Bye Week has better athletes at all positions, and is much stronger on both lines. After a close first half, Bye Week wears down the Buffaloes in the second half for a convincing 38-13 win. Bye Week suffered no injuries and the magnanimous Bye Week fans all stood and applauded the vanquished Buffaloes as they left the field. It was the 7,248th consecutive sellout for Bye Week, and all in attendance received a Happy Face medal and a coupon for a free runza.

Report prepared by @ScatBack.
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I heard they even sold out the Akron game.
 
Man playing CSU and Nebraska in consecutive weeks must have awoken CU fans from from the Hawkins/Embree nightmare...Pac-12 doesn't know what is going to hit em!
 
when this popped in my news feed, I literally lol'd thinking of this thread. This weekend, CU is hosting "Celebrate Bisexuality Day".

Celebrate Bisexuality Day with Eliel Cruz

The Center for Inclusion and Social Change is promoting this event for the student organization Biphoria. Celebrate Bisexuality Day is an annual day for the bisexual, pansexual, and fluid community, their friends, and supporters to recognize and celebrate history, culture, and all the nonmonosexual people in their lives. Eliel Cruz is an activist, speaker, and writer on religion, LGBTQ issues, and culture. He has spoken across the country on the issues pertaining to media representation, faith and sexuality. For more information on the DSCC, please visit www.colorado.edu/involvement/dscc.
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CU link
 
CUAviator said:
Novel. Not that good.
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The bottle is good but I have to say, it really depends on the barrel with that stuff. The early stuff was pretty harsh, needed to mellow A LOT more. From what I understand, it's gotten progressively better but I honestly have not bought any. The ones I get were early gifts since I know some of those guys up in Kirby. I may have to try it again but I'm really more of a Pendleton / Bulleit Rye guy. I'm not a Scotch or Bourbon fan.
 
Wyo Buff said:
The bottle is good but I have to say, it really depends on the barrel with that stuff. The early stuff was pretty harsh, needed to mellow A LOT more. From what I understand, it's gotten progressively better but I honestly have not bought any. The ones I get were early gifts since I know some of those guys up in Kirby. I may have to try it again but I'm really more of a Pendleton / Bulleit Rye guy. I'm not a Scotch or Bourbon fan.
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Scotch is nectar of the gods. They range very much in their individual taste, so if you have an opportunity to do a tasting where there are several brands, try it. It can be shocking how much variance there is between distillers.
 
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