yimyammer
shitless classpainter
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I don't believe so. I will look into it.
Want to kill this thread and start over?
I don't believe so. I will look into it.
Want to kill this thread and start over?
Listen, Mr. New Poll Maker Person
They cared in the 40s thru 60s.You make it seem like people cared about football when the Rams were there the first time. I grew up in L.A., and trust me, no one gave a shit. Hell, the Rams didn't even play in L.A. county.
Nah, it's not that big of deal. I was just giving you shit.Want to kill this thread and start over?
They cared in the 40s thru 60s.
You are making my point of the original post. Thank you.The Rams left L.A. in 1994. So, at a bare minimum, no one gave a shit for 25 years (1969-1994) before they left.
Nah, it's not that big of deal. I was just giving you shit.
Don't do it again.
It's seriously not some massive deal. Just busting balls.I wasn't offended, I was serious, I really wanted the poll to show how everyone voted
oh well, hopefully I get it right next time
Multiple colleges announcing no in-person classes for the Fall, don't see how there can be a fair season.
It's seriously not some massive deal. Just busting balls.
Damn, yim is a pain in the ass
That’s just it, the decision is not in the hands of the conferences but the individual colleges.It's not going to be a normal season but I think conferences will make different decisions.
I think that depends on whether the schools stay with what has already been put in place several seasons ago. It’s still early enoufgh for them to confirm whether the scheduled schools are still committed.It's not going to be a normal season but I think conferences will make different decisions.
What's going to happen when all these kids get it and then... they recover to 100% and/or most of them never even know they had it?
It's weird that people are acting like this is the Spanish Flu for young, healthy people of that age.
Nope.