Steelyunk
- Tobacco Road
Woah. It PREMIERED in the 90s. I’m very old. Guess it got unwatchable in the late 90s?
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GrayGhost77
- Centennial, CO
Simpsons premiered in '89.
and 69 others
“Timeout South Carolina”
Football has gotten 3 commits since this AS stuff started.
MoCoMdIllini
- Montgomery County, Maryland
Freshman year. Where has the time gone?
Had a "eat my shorts" bart Simpsons shirt back then. I was pretty cool
Waiting Stojakovic to commit... That's where
A little late for it to be about us (although we might be part of it), my guess is Baylor. I'm guessing at this point with their recent signings they've told him a starting role is no longer guaranteed.
altgeld88
- Arlington, Virginia
Perhaps, but the content of L'Étranger is strikingly congruent with the central tendency of Loyalty members'' experience of portal season.
Although, on that topic, this entire process makes me feel like a character in No Exit.
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Krombopulos_Michael
- Aurora, Illinois (that’s a suburb of Chicago)
altgeld88
- Arlington, Virginia
So you're a nihilist, then? I'm gettin' there after more than a month of this stuff.I dunno bout that egghead stuff, man. I’m sure you’re right. I just got sit com and big Lebowski references and recognized something from a book I read back when I tried harder at life.Where do we stand with Heidegger? Guess it doesn’t matter. None of this matters.
Covid season.
Chris Weinke was 25 as a freshman and 28 when he ended his college career at FSU. This was in the 90s. More recently this guy played college football at the age of 55:
Joe Thomas, Sr., - 2016 - Football - South Carolina State University Athletics
Joe Thomas, Sr., (42) Running Back
www.scsuathletics.com
It's not youth basketball, it's college basketball. While certainly the minority, older college students have always been a thing.
Steelyunk
- Tobacco Road
You, like so many of us, have wasted it on a message board obsessing over the whims of 17-22 year old boys.
Off topic, but I went down that rabbit hole once. There's actually some interesting videos out there about the original writing style and how successful it was. The writers were committed to having consistent personalities in the characters, and getting humor in situations where they interacted with wildly different views. I think that lasted for 7 seasons (IIRC) before those successful writers largely turned over and it went downhill. The golden age was awesome, but a lot of people think it headed toward mediocrity after a while. Haven't seen an episode in forever, but it's still going.
MoCoMdIllini
- Montgomery County, Maryland
Can't miss my favorite soap opera.
In 1994, We we would go Cochrane’s to watch the Simpson’s. They would show it with sound and we would beat the cover charge that started at 8.
RabidDawgClassic
- Los Angeles, CA
It all goes back to the season when he first transferred to ASU. If you’ll recall, he and all the other multiple-time transfers sat out the beginning of the season, awaiting a ruling on whether they could play immediately. Once that was granted, those players were also granted an additional year of eligibility since their season was only considered a partial year.
A couple of exceptions doesn't make it weird that you expect your average college basketball aged player to be lower than 26.Covid season.
Chris Weinke was 25 as a freshman and 28 when he ended his college career at FSU. This was in the 90s. More recently this guy played college football at the age of 55:
Joe Thomas, Sr., - 2016 - Football - South Carolina State University Athletics
Joe Thomas, Sr., (42) Running Back
It's not youth basketball, it's college basketball. While certainly the minority, older college students have always been a thing.
Which coincidentally is the average age of an NBA player..
Steelyunk
- Tobacco Road
Nah. I believe in love, man. I believe in harmonizing my animal instincts with my evolved frontal cortex or whatever the good brain part is. I agree that this IS a soap opera. The personalities here are so interesting. The trolling. The mortal terror. The irrational exuberance. The gifs. It’s a rich tapestry of relishing in the mundane. I love it all. And I love our team - whoever suits up - win or lose. I love rooting for them. I like it better when I don’t have to spend half the season learning who’s who.
This response proves my point far more than refutes it. You pull a couple random names from decades of college sports and say, just because it is common place now, doesn't mean it has never happened before.Covid season.
Chris Weinke was 25 as a freshman and 28 when he ended his college career at FSU. This was in the 90s. More recently this guy played college football at the age of 55:
Joe Thomas, Sr., - 2016 - Football - South Carolina State University Athletics
Joe Thomas, Sr., (42) Running Back
It's not youth basketball, it's college basketball. While certainly the minority, older college students have always been a thing.
With every passing day, we get further and further from college athletics. This is now semi-pro athletics where the athletes pretend to go to school.
Crazy thing is we all get to same destination in the end. The young man's heart still beats in my old body. I stayed grounded on purpose chose the mundane over adventure and fame. I did it my way but chose to silence the conquering drums that beat in my soul. A simple life, a quite existence.... Now in the end all I remember is the boys heart and think how great he could of been
His shooting?
foby
- Bonnaroo Land
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