I'm sure he would've got that if Tom Osborne was still there. 
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Official ****braska Hate Thread
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SeanMSan
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when officials where tasting sounds after being in an unventilated lab with this urine specimen, the program had no choice but to bring down a harsher punishment. Frosty is on his honor (or lack there of) at this point in his time at Lincoln.
Tasting sounds? He was obviously on something strong.
the houses are too nice and new
SeanMSan
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Those type of houses are all over Omaha, with more breaking ground every day…
SeanMSan
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There is another ad campaign that has been around for about 10 years that says “Nebraska: We don’t coast!” Because obviously Nebraska is a land-locked state, and believe in hard work… I suppose “The Good Life” was just causing an influx of people from all around to move to Nebraska?
Maybe Colorado should take Nebraska’s cue and self-shame the people away? “Colorado: you already have the t-shirt, why come back?”
I don't understand what the marketing campagin is trying to achieve.
tourism? then I would think focus on specific landmarks and attractions needs to happen. a general campaign touting the state is not swaying anyone's vacation planning
relocation? then I think focus on job opportunities, low cost of living, etc... is going to be more effective
luring businesses? then focus on available workforce, infrastructure, tax benefits, etc... is going to be more effective
tourism? then I would think focus on specific landmarks and attractions needs to happen. a general campaign touting the state is not swaying anyone's vacation planning
relocation? then I think focus on job opportunities, low cost of living, etc... is going to be more effective
luring businesses? then focus on available workforce, infrastructure, tax benefits, etc... is going to be more effective
Mental health.
Trying to keep them from collapsing under the realization that they live in a state with no outstanding features other than manure piles, meth labs, and a second rate university with a football program that can't keep any of the recruits they have bought to stay more than a year or two.
Watch the official Nebraska state tourism video. They mention carhenge. The state’s loan tourism spot.
Wait, they're still paying off those cars?
SeanMSan
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Hey now! The zoo in Omaha is supposed to be top-shelf…and don’t you go about forgetting the College World Series.
the zoo is fun, but forget about finding parking if you come after 9 AM, and that’s on a weekday. I’m not crazy enough to go on a weekend.
I haven’t been to a CWS game since 1998. Things started getting out of hand around 1996 for me. There is a stadium north of the Downtown area that sits empty for 49 weeks of the year. Then the other three weeks that place and the surrounding area becomes the Flori-Bama shore for those following their team, and for the desperate locals…it’s a 15-day weekend.
SeanMSan
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Don’t let these things fool you. The low cost of living thing is a myth. Property taxes have been high, given the values for as far back as I can remember. The last few years, it has become an issue where people have sold their homes to rent (which has also become ridiculous, for Omaha), or leave all together. As far as prices for entertainment, food, etc. Omaha is right up there with other places I’ve been to lately, a little less for some things. A good amount of fine print BS expenses, which is probably true for every city. It is just doesn’t have much in the way of things to do in every season.
as far as work opportunities, I feel like there is potential. Not a lot of younger people have stayed, especially if they left the area for college. There was a migration during the recession of 2008-2010 due to the available jobs and perceived low cost living. I’m sure many of those people have left by now. I’m also expecting a good amount of openings in the coming years once the young end of the boomer generation and older Gen-X retires.
It's not for everyone.
Truth in advertising.
Fleck feels too low.
Other than #12 being obvious, there are a ton of arguments for every guy on that list being moved at least 2-3 spots.
Yeah - like Tucker is better than Ferentz? Ffs
White_Rabbit
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I think the "big bang" was the final whistle when the scoreboard read 62-36.
That game could actually be the focus of a great 30 for 30. A look at Nebraska football before it, what they thought they were, the role it played in the culture of the state, the events leading to the game, and everything that happened following the game to both programs.
CU fans over estimating the long term impact of that game. But if it makes them feels.
ahoelsken
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Yeah I mean I'd argue us ending your stupid ****ing bowl streak in your ****hole of a stadium three years later hurt you more, but you do you.
Speaking of bowl streaks......aren't you guys at 6 straight years without one? Getting closer to Kansas by the day!
I feel as though husker fans are as inclined to credit CU with ruining their program as much as CU fans are.