Forkbeard3777

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This has a lot to do with our decision. We are looking at moving this year, we don't have anything tying us down... maybe Arizona, maybe North Carolina, maybe Pennsylvania. All that matters is where the opportunity is. It's a beautiful thing to have that freedom.

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Growing up, we were relocated from Michigan-New York-Tennessee-Illinois. My parents had no problems hauling a family of 5 to new states.

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Life gets boring after 30 and you have everything.

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We were bored. This is difficult to describe, but we felt incredibly stagnant after a certain point. The "slip-up/pregnancy" was the best thing that happened to us.

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CoeJ

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My wife and I didn't want kids. We planned on not having them. We had a slip up and now have two kids. I couldn't imagine not having children now.
Really, having kids turned out to be the best things for us.

Prior, we were selfish. We were irresponsible. We were Todd and Margo from A Christmas Vacation. We had no fulfillment or purpose. We worked hard and could only spend so much on a new restaurant, bottle of liquor, drinks at a new bar, trips, etc.

We weren't a an unhappy couple, but we weren't a complete couple. We just had no purpose.

If you don't want kids, then by all means, don't have them. This world has enough shitty parents out there. But I think it is something you should both take some time to just ponder by yourself and then bounce the ideas off together.

I don't get the appeal of Nashville at all.

-Town that builds and brands itself off horrendous music.
-Horrible architecture with no character (rust belt meets hodgepodge, cookie cutter town homes).
-Town that isn't that scenic (very few hills, located on a dirty river, and a dirty lake).
-Town with very little food and drink presence compared to comparable cities.

In your opinion, what are some of the more recognizable license plates on the road?

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There's this mythology that...USC has no chance

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There's this mythology that Vince Young was Superman

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He accumulated 467 total yards and 3 touchdowns:

---30/40 - 75% completion rate - 267 yards
---19 carries - 200 yards - 3 touchdowns

Texas had huge second and fourth quarters from what I remember. They made the plays when they had to, defensively and offensively. If that isn't telling, then I don't know what is.

Pretty funny how he is only working part-time this upcoming month. No big deal. You're just the head coach of a P5 team.

I'm not saying that Thursday night games are great for the players, but I've found most of the losing teams are the ones who complain about having to play them.

I think Guice and Key won't suit up for LSU.

Notre Dame - 23
LSU - 21

Ben Affleck

What are cameras going to do about it?

Talk about settling. Nebraska should be all-in on Frost.

That's pretty surprising to me.

-Gundy is known not to see things eye to eye with Pickens.

-Tennessee is, historically, a better program than Oklahoma State. Oklahoma State is always second fiddle to the University of Oklahoma. Although Tennessee has struggled lately against Vanderbilt, they are still the premier program of the state.

-I assume recruiting is much easier in Tennessee (Memphis, Nashville, Chattanooga, Knoxville, and the close proximity to Atlanta).

-Maybe Gundy is comfortable with Oklahoma State's expectations and is well-paid. Tennessee plopping down $7 million probably wouldn't be content with losing to Alabama, Georgia, and Florida every year. Oklahoma State is fine with beating OU and Texas every so often.

East

Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Missouri
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee

I'm just worried about seeing two rematches:

Clemson-Auburn
Alabama-Auburn in the Championship