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He looks troubled. I feel like he had look troubled all day. I also feel like his players haven’t done a lot of celebrating with him today. Probably overthinking but that is just how things appeared to me

We have a joint account that we use for big items (travel, home, emergency, etc….). But also have separate checking accounts. It never has come up or been discussed as to why or combining it, or really any conversation about it. Married 25 years this year.

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I've been enjoying this one a lot. I do agree with the poster above in that I wish they went into a little more detail of the actual Declaration of Independence. It seemed like that was glossed over in about ten minutes.

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I was thinking the same thing. I am really enjoying this, and do enjoy all of the battle information. I am learning, or in some cases re-learning so much. However, I do wish I knew more about what was going on or went on during the Continental Congress and other meetings outside of the war itself. They do touch on here and there about Franklin in France. I thought there would be more John Adams. That said, I think this is a very good documentary and I am looking forward to the final episode tonight.

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Minnesota is completely stumping me. I know that Fran Tarkenton wore #10 and he was replaced by Tommy Kramer #9. But I can’t remember anyone who wore #6 for the Vikings. Maybe Tommy Kramer wore #6 and later switched to #9?

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I do not recall who # 6 was. You are correct, Kramer wore #9. I do recall though, as a kid, I received the Tarkenton jersey about 4 Christmas' in a row from this very catalog. He was my guy, even growing up in New Orleans. Odd, I was just thinking of this very item yesterday.

Yes, I believe that is correct. I have dug out some old photos recently and found some recently from Bob Morgan and there was one of me and coach Louie. And my MVP trophy??

We went as a family a few years ago the first week of June. Stayed in a cabin in Silver Gate, MT, right outside the NE entrance to the park. This requires you to drive through Lamar Valley to get to anywhere else in the park. Crowds are lighter at this time, but still plentiful of course. The main thing is you will see a lot of the 'babies'. We saw tons of the young bison, but also saw grizzly sow and cubs, moose cow and baby. If I go back I would pick this time again.

As far as where we stayed, I would pick this same location. No TV, limited cell service, great drive each day to get to our destination. Silver Gate Lodging.

That was not nearly as bad as I anticipated

Reece will be gloating and painting LSU in a bad light for sure. Herbie will surely be discussing how Tiger Stadium was a shell of itself last Saturday night. McAfee will do his stupid fake accent and spew shite like he knows what things are really like in Louisiana. Saban will likely be trying his best to remain neutral because you know they are going to ask him, even jokingly, what would he do if LSU comes calling. Not that this will make things any worse, I just hate seeing LSU being publicly embarrassed, which right now we are a laughing stock, and tomorrow morning, you know there will be an entire segment on it, nationwide, first thing on Saturday morning.

Arnsparger was coach while I was there. Those were some good teams and peak Tiger stadium

I am with you 100%. I can still be disappointed in the product but at the end of the day, there will never be a day I don’t pull for them.

Geaux Tigers