SiriusBraveFan

Enjoyed it. Similar to the last one, there were some scenes that could have been shorter. A few ridiculous things. I get it but I just wish there was less of it. Overall I had a good time seeing it in the theater.

Why did I pick FL in my bracket? Hopefully they get it together quickly!

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Middle class didn't live in 2000sqft houses in the 70's and they sure didn't have 2 brand new cars either. A big house was around 1700. We lived in a brand new house built in 72' the whole neighborhood was about the same, 1000 to 1500, ours was 1150, 3 br 1 1/2 bath with a carport. It was big enough, shower time was rough but I didn't know any different. That's what's wrong today and why everyone is broke, does a family of 4 really need 3000sqft and 2 brand new cars that each cost more than our first new house, no, but you got to keep up with the Jonses

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Exactly what I was thinking. I'm not going to pretend to know all the numbers and data but just looking around at people it does seem like we all have LOTS of stuff. I grew up in a 1,400 sq ft house. It was fine. Now even with 1,800 sq ft houses I hear people saying all the time it's too small. Need more space. Right, for all the stuff they buy. Admittedly, I find myself in that situation too sometimes when thinking about what I'd like. Many people very have large houses. Vacation? We used to go to Houston to a baseball game or WaterWorld/ Astroworld, or Gulf Shores. Now so many people talk about Disney World. So ..I don't know. I can see both sides of the argument but I feel like lots of people these days have lots of amenities and "Stuff".

So this may be very simple minded but when the traffic controller says "do you have a visual on that plane" or " do you see that plane"..(paraphrasing)... seems like if two aircraft are that close they would say something more like "stop and turn, you have a plane coming in behind you"...or something more detailed?

It seems weird he would detonate it while in the vehicle when there was nobody around. I wonder if it accidentally detonated too soon or something.

Jordan Love?

Edit: Still too early to judge perhaps. But just thought of him.

I think it's about time to enforce some communication rules on recruits. Seems like misrepresentation.

Do you think NCAA should implement some rule on communications during recruiting such that recruits cannot just lie about their intentions? Not sure how you'd enforce that or what that would be specifically. But I'm more aggravated with recruits and their handlers continuing to make statements about intentions that are clearly dishonest. Sure, it has always happened but now there's money involved.

How many years was it before Kiffin more than 10 wins at Ole miss? Norvell at FSU? Heupel was pretty quick at TN. But honestly it feels like everyone goes overboard with expectations when things get rocky.

Go back to pistol and run at these fools