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Agreed. I never felt that any reunion or alumni hire would be a good idea. If Oregon is going to play with the big boys, they can't be afraid of poaching; it will happen. I did read that Bellotti volunteered to coach the Alamo Bowl, which I think would have been fun as a one off.

I read some tweet saying the Dan Lanning era at UO was shorter than Mike Price at Alabama.

Ha! I noticed a couple of weeks ago that I had the same number of wins as Mugtang, but I was 10-15 points behind, so I decided to employ a more drastic strategy. Plus, I thought all of last week's games were tough to choose.

Good plan, Don. Do we really have to deal with this shit for three more years? BTW, this is from an email meant to look like a tweet, since he can't tweet anymore.

One of my favorites:

Up to eight!

Well, it is county fair season.

I really do feel for everyone who has to live through this shit but my week is lookin' pretty good.

One great comment on the flag-burning article:

To Don's credit, he did display how he spent his "stimmy" on Nikes manufactured by children who get paid 5 cents per day. 🤔

She sure as hell sounds intimidated.

Whelp, I forgot to play last week, so I'm toast.

Now it's sinking in.

I did the same thing. So "6" is most confident? Fu................ck.

Beat me to it. I've thrown $20 into my commuter three times since St. Patrick's Day. I saw some tropical storm Delta coverage last week from Texas and the gas station in the background showed $1.89. It's like 2.37 at the local casino mini-mart here.

Not predicting a landslide anymore?

Wow. That's distressing, to say the least. EDIT: Sorry, apparently I'm a lap behind. This was in response to GregAZ's post from Harrison, Arkansas. I don't know if any messages of support were edited out that video (I hope so) but the blatant hatred oozing from those people is incredible.

That is neither "Breaking" nor "News." It's a feature story in a magazine.

Social distancing family dilemma: My sister-in-law sent me a package via Fed-Ex, which arrived today. Along with a purse for her sister, she included my birthday present (which BTW happened more than a month ago). The box was obviously wet when delivered. She had sent me a fifth of Basil Hayden's Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (which I've never had), and it was shattered. A quick Google search reveals that it's a fairly expensive bottle of booze, at least by my trailer park standards. So, do I tell her she did a shitty packing job, or do I just graciously thank her for the quality drunk? I already know the answer, but I also know that her packaging skills will not improve as a result of my chivalry. Then again, it's the first time in 32 years that she's given me booze for my birthday. #firstworldCOVIDproblems

Not everyone is letting it go. https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/09/politics/duckworth-esper-russian-bounties/index.html

Or Clyde Drexler.

The George Washington statue at 57th and Sandy Blvd in Portland, was vandalized and torn down last night. I grew up in that neighborhood. It's pretty sad. "It is a tale, told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing."

To argue that Zep sucks is an act of pure futility.