GentleJackJones

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We've all read mixed-reviews about masks and their effectiveness. Honestly, I'm not too sure they help; however, I don't think it hurts, nor do I see any negatives in wearing them. More so, if wearing a mask is able to keep businesses open and people employed, then I'm all for it. ETA: My job ...

I’m not familiar with this brewery and their business strategy (distribution vs. on-site consumption and growler/crowler sales). If the brewery’s business model is largely based on on-site consumption, which most breweries are, then I certainly understand his frustrations. However, I certainly w...

[quote]It is a guy movie to the ultimate extreme.[/quote] That's fricking Road House or Point Break - not the Big Lebowski. I found it to be pretty boring....

Seriously? The Big Lewbowski was pretty pointless, and outside of a few moments, it wasn't even that funny. Fast Times actually touched on some sensitive, real points that adolescents deal with when growing up - i.e., Stacy ultimately being ditched by Ron, Damone and Rat, two friends, that ultima...

[quote]Random fact. The guy that had his throat yanked out was one of the doomed space shuttle pilots in Armageddon. [/quote] He grew up in Newport, Tennessee - the Smoky Mountains. Moonshine country. That's a very poor and impoverished area. Not much goes in or comes out of that area. Pretty co...

[quote]I’ve always wondered...was Sam Elliot supposed to be Patrick Swayze’s father? He calls him mijo when they talk on the phone which means my son in Spanish. Also Patrick Swayze takes it none too well when Ben Gazarra kills Sam Elliot.[/quote] Nope. John Dalton and Wade Garrett. Wade was just...

It's sad how far today's society has deviated from the greatness that is [i]Roadhouse.[/i] All of the drinking, fighting, sex, blues music from the Jeff Healey band...no way that movie gets made nowadays. It would, without doubt, offend someone. That said, it's phenomenal and a cinema masterpiece...

Easton? That boy had such a rewarding and fulfilling travel boy future....

With most conference games kicking off a few weeks into September, this just buys them more time to assess covid-19, right?...

[quote]Of all the Athletes that were reported to have tested positive over the last 4 months, Zero died. Zero. But you don’t hear that from the media.[/quote] So, the 18-35 year olds in better shape and conditioning than 95% of the rest of the country pulled through?:lol: Great. How does their su...

[quote]Read the link I just sent above. Facts.[/quote] One link is sufficient. ...

Ragin Cajuns are next. I can see it offending...you know... all the chill, docile and mellow Cajuns out there....

Not pro sports related, but I’m still curious as to how UL-Lafayette’s “Ragin Cajuns” and Notre Dame’s “Fighting Irish” survive this. Both Can be perceived as negative connotations to those two communities and cultures. ...

[quote]I had never been. I guess I was thinking good food, crazy boats and cars, and clubs.... I was right for the most part.. .but drastically underestimated the club atmosphere and the craziness that hangs out in the street. We had a good time this weekend even with the beaches closed. I would ...

Very hot. :lol:...

10%. We've got games slated to kick off in 54 days. The remaining teams start the following week. Games are already starting to be postponed, moved, and/or canceled (Notre Dame vs. Navy moved from Dublin to Annapolis; Lafayette cancels their 9/12 game with Navy). Unfortunately for us, this virus...

[quote]The college’s mascot is clearly in reference to a wasp – the literal insect — not a White Anglo-Saxon Protestant. [/quote] Yeah, but that school is about as WASPY as you can get. It resembles more of a country club than a university....

[quote]Will campus restrooms be open? Outside of the Student Unions or dorms?[/quote] Not a clue what's expected in Knoxville. I'll be honest, when making this thread, I know most schools wouldn't go for this, but I did have LSU in mind. Tailgating is an art down there. It's been perfected. I can...

Assuming that fans will not be allowed at the games, do you think that would stop fans from tailgating on gamedays? Certainly, it wouldn't be to the extent as a regular gameday; however, I can see students and locals still coming out to tailgate and watch the game on their TVs. Thoughts?...