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PJinAtl
| Favorite team: | Auburn  |
| Location: | Atlanta |
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| Registered on: | 11/26/2007 |
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Most coaches, like UT did this weekend, pulls him.
It's aggravating, but I'm not sure the two situations are really comparable.
McIntyre is in his second season at Tennessee and got into a couple of games last season. Even in mop up duty he knows the system and has experience in it, so he had some foundation for replacing Brandon.
Brown is the only player on the Auburn roster with more than 8 months in the system. I can see if CAG isn't ready to throw someone with not a lot of experience out there.
I think my biggest area of concern is that through multiple coaching regimes, Auburn seems to lack the ability to make adjustments for the second half.
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re: MN Mayor: The way to end Somali gang shootings is to "ban guns"
Posted by PJinAtl on 10/6/26 at 4:36 am to BoomerandSooner
When guns are outlawed only Somali gangsters will have guns. Or something like that.
re: Haunted houses. Which ones are your favorite?
Posted by PJinAtl on 10/5/26 at 7:40 pm to CatsGoneWild
Netherworld in Atlanta is supposed to be one of the best..
There used to be on in Toronto that had a room where it looked like you were about to be hit by a speeding car. They would post people's reactions to a YouTube channel.
There used to be on in Toronto that had a room where it looked like you were about to be hit by a speeding car. They would post people's reactions to a YouTube channel.
re: Guys…stop watching, stop caring.
Posted by PJinAtl on 10/5/26 at 7:33 pm to makersmark1
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On a tangent, did y’all see the new Northwestern stadium?
I believe that type of stadium is the future. Every seat first class. An experience rather than a chore. Reasons to go to a game rather than reasons to stay home.
I also read that the Northwestern band wasn't there for pregame, but were at a food festival in downtown Chicago. They did come and perform at halftime.
The article seemed to say that the band my stop their pregame performance going forward and only be on the field at halftime. With in stadium DJs becoming more common I wonder if bands will continue to be phased out. I know that it's becoming more and more common for visiting bands to not be allotted on field performance time at halftime.
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Best to hit Old Faithful first thing in the morning if possible.
Yup. We were there in May 2007, stayed in West Yellowstone. Our bodies were still on eastern time so we woke up early, grabbed breakfast and went into the park. Went straight to Old Faithful and were able to park and get good seat location about 20-30 minutes before the eruption.
re: What unusual car or truck have you seen lately? Vol. 9
Posted by PJinAtl on 10/5/26 at 12:30 pm to FieldEngineer
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brand new VW bus
Aren't they all electric?
The last few days in my son's pre-k dropoff line I've seen someone driving a Rivian RS1. Think it's the first one I've seen.
I'm wondering, did crying Kentucky kid smart off to backwards hat dude and get told in no uncertain terms just how he was going to get his arse kicked?
re: The Age-Old Question: Mary Ann or Ginger?
Posted by PJinAtl on 10/5/26 at 4:48 am to BoomerandSooner
I'll take the true beauty queen.
Dawn Wells was Miss Nevada 1959 for the 1960 Miss America pageant.
Dawn Wells was Miss Nevada 1959 for the 1960 Miss America pageant.
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And well into the mid-1980s Chevy trucks.
The redesign came in 1988, and I can’t recall if the foot switch continued or not.
My dad had an 84 Silverado and it didn't have the door switch. Before that he had a ''69 and I don't remember it having one either. Neither did our '79 or '87 Caprices.
re: What I believe and what I know
Posted by PJinAtl on 10/4/26 at 9:20 pm to makersmark1
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In 2026, I would hope an athletic director candidate at an SEC school would be selected from a pool of candidates with experience in athletic administration or at least similar organizations.
Cohen came from Mississippi State didn't he? Just because you are an AD at an SEC institution doesn't mean you are good at what you do or are a fit for every other institution in the league.
It'll be our luck we fire Cohen and hire the Arkansas AD.
re: Parking at UTk
Posted by PJinAtl on 10/4/26 at 8:35 am to WarCamEagle88
At least something good came out of the weekend.
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Kasey got so much bad advice during his career
As amazing and inventive as Ray Evernham was as a crew chief he was horrible as an owner, especially when he started thinking with his dick.
If he had driven for anyone else I think KK would have to a couple of titles.
Classy move by OSU but let's not just ourselves; it's a form letter with either an autopen signature or a signature graphic that printed as the letter printed.
re: Name My Band
Posted by PJinAtl on 10/2/26 at 11:52 am to FearlessFreep
Start looking at things around you for inspiration.
The Statler Brothers took the name Statler from the brand of facial tissue in a hotel room. The Marshall Tucker Band rented a rehearsal space that used to be used by a blind piano tuner named Marshall Tucker and his name was still on the key they were given.
When a group of us used to do trivia nights at Hooters our team was John Holmes and the Long Rods.
I remember seeing a Mercedes Benz with the Kompressor designation on the back and thought that would be a good band name, or the Kompressors. If they were a country band they could be the Corn Pressers.
The Statler Brothers took the name Statler from the brand of facial tissue in a hotel room. The Marshall Tucker Band rented a rehearsal space that used to be used by a blind piano tuner named Marshall Tucker and his name was still on the key they were given.
When a group of us used to do trivia nights at Hooters our team was John Holmes and the Long Rods.
I remember seeing a Mercedes Benz with the Kompressor designation on the back and thought that would be a good band name, or the Kompressors. If they were a country band they could be the Corn Pressers.
re: Blackfoot classic rock band
Posted by PJinAtl on 10/2/26 at 5:07 am to A12 Oxcart
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FWIW, Rickey Medlocke has been in Skynyrd for about 30 years now.
He was also in Skynyrd a long time ago. He played drums and even sang lead on some of their very early recordings. He left to form Blackfoot before Pronounced was recorded/released.
Some of the tracks he played on ended up on the Skynyrd's First and Last album
Did Mikey Harris do "marbles" from Major League 2 as he ran by someone there?
re: Ancestors that fought in the Civil War?
Posted by PJinAtl on 10/1/26 at 7:27 pm to BluegrassCardinal
I have roughly 30 Confederates and 3 Yankees in my tree. One great great grandfather was a Lt. in the 1st Georgia State Line Infantry. There were enough casualties in his company that by New Hope Church he was acting as the commander. He ended up getting wounded leading an attack on Degress's Illinois Battery during the Battle of Atlanta. Two of his brothers served in the same unit, and a third brother was killed at Perryville, KY.
Another great great grandfather was in the 9th Georgia artillery and saw action at Cumberland Gap, Chickamauga, Chattanooga, Knoxville and then Virginia. Three of his brothers served in Cobb's Legion Cavalry. They rode with Stuart and Hampton. One was captured and died as a POW at Point Lookout, Maryland.
I can place southern relatives at most every major battle of the war except for Shiloh.
At least one of my Yankee ancestors (all three collateral, none direct) was at Shiloh. Another was at Stones River. The third was a part of Abel Straight raid into Alabama that was captured by Nathan Bedford Forrest.
Another great great grandfather was in the 9th Georgia artillery and saw action at Cumberland Gap, Chickamauga, Chattanooga, Knoxville and then Virginia. Three of his brothers served in Cobb's Legion Cavalry. They rode with Stuart and Hampton. One was captured and died as a POW at Point Lookout, Maryland.
I can place southern relatives at most every major battle of the war except for Shiloh.
At least one of my Yankee ancestors (all three collateral, none direct) was at Shiloh. Another was at Stones River. The third was a part of Abel Straight raid into Alabama that was captured by Nathan Bedford Forrest.
I've not done Glacier personally, so just a couple of thoughts in general.
Besides the elevation gain of each hike, what altitude will you be at, and will you be acclimated? I know Logan Pass is roughly 6,000 feet asl.
You are looking at 20+ miles over 3 days, with 15 or so spread over 2 days twice. I don't know how physically active you and your family are, but that's a lot of walking. I think you need to pick a couple of weekends and go walk those miles at a local park to see how your body responds - not just that evening but a couple of days after. I can see the kids, especially the younger one, being tired, sore, etc. and just being miserable.
Besides the elevation gain of each hike, what altitude will you be at, and will you be acclimated? I know Logan Pass is roughly 6,000 feet asl.
You are looking at 20+ miles over 3 days, with 15 or so spread over 2 days twice. I don't know how physically active you and your family are, but that's a lot of walking. I think you need to pick a couple of weekends and go walk those miles at a local park to see how your body responds - not just that evening but a couple of days after. I can see the kids, especially the younger one, being tired, sore, etc. and just being miserable.
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why was he even allowed outside 4 walls
My guess is family money and/or family connections.
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shitstain on society.
Speaking of shite stain on society, Johnston Taylor is in Lee County jail on a parole violation.
I didn't realize that after killing Rod and Paula he had also been arrested for possession of child porn.
Mammoth Cave isn't too far from Bowling Green and the National Corvette Museum.
Luray Caverns is basically right next door to Shenandoah. Leaving Shenandoah and going to Flight 93 you could potentially take a route that would put you near Harper's Ferry and/or Antietam.
Luray Caverns is basically right next door to Shenandoah. Leaving Shenandoah and going to Flight 93 you could potentially take a route that would put you near Harper's Ferry and/or Antietam.
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