BigAppleTiger

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damn good chicken

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My brother picked up some from Houma last time I was home. I was surprised by how good it was. The breasts were juicy and the seasoning was great. I was surprised how well it still stacks up by today's standards.

News Flash! Large populous state with 3 of the top 10 largest cities in the USA has a lot of people watching their college football programs! News at 10!

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Holy frick sticks. No blacks?

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Well lf they go as far as the Battle of Yorktown there should be at least one black.



Born into slavery around 1760, James Armistead lived most of his life on a plantation in New Kent, Virginia. During the American Revolution, however, James received permission from his master, William Armistead, to enlist in the Marquis de Lafayette’s French Allied units. Here, the army dispatched Armistead as a spy, playing the role of a runaway slave to gain access to General Cornwallis’s headquarters. Because Armistead was a native Virginian with extensive knowledge of the terrain, the British received him without suspicion. As a result, Armistead accomplished what few spies could: direct access to the center of the British War Department.

After successfully infiltrating British intelligence, Armistead floated freely between the British and American camps. As a double agent, he relayed critical information to Lafayette and misleading intel to the enemy. Oblivious to his true intentions, the British assigned Armistead to work under the notorious turncoat, Benedict Arnold. By helping Arnold maneuver his troops through Virginia, Armistead gained significant insight into the Redcoats’ movements.

Several of Armistead’s finest acts occurred in 1781, during a critical moment in the Revolution—the Battle of Yorktown. The spy informed Lafayette and Washington about approaching British reinforcements, which allowed the generals to devise a blockade impeding enemy advancements. This success resulted in the final major victory for the colonists when Lord Cornwallis surrendered on October 17, 1781.

American Battlefield Trust

Thanks for your concern. I like South Carolina fans. A bit like Mississippi State fans. :cheers:

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Idk what was shorter. Judomaster or that episode.

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All of the episodes have been around 36 minutes this season. Strange length.

I think most people see what you see. I just don't think most people think bleeding posts like a pussy in every forum will be of any help or change to the team.

Kirby Smart gave the game away when he didn't kick the field goal to tie the score.

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Agreed Beyond excited for the game tomorrow
Privacy•

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There are worse crimes than loyalty to your team and extreme fandom. :cheers:

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Guys, it’s a 60 minute game. Maybe talk shite when the games over

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