Nebraska...not feeling Frosty anymore

[entropy]

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=JRI2pEYItdk"]Ndamukong Suh Strength and Conditioning Center - Nebraska Football - YouTube[/ame]

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[Optimus Prime]

the slide show from the trip..

http://budgettravel.com/slideshow/ph...andhills,8622/

If I ever go back to Nebraska again, shoot me.

[entropy]

I except the challenge

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http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=100&ATCLID=209127364

Record Number of Grads Reflect Bo’s Priority

[Rob F]

I except the challenge

You "except" the challenge?

Better idea: send him to North Platte and find him a role in one of the reenactments of Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West Show:

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...,d.b2I&cad=rja

Buffalo Bill Cody guards the parking lot at Fort Cody.
Fort Cody Trading Post


North Platte, Nebraska
On a cross-country trip, Fort Cody is a reassuring sight, with its log stockade walls and towers, looming 2-dimensional Buffalo Bill sign, and promise of "Western Gifts."



Freak 2-headed calf.


The 30-foot tall sign resembling Buffalo Bill isn't an arbitrarily exploited Old West figure; Buffalo Bill Cody (called Buffalo Bill after killing 4,280 buffalo in one 18 month period) lived in North Platte for many years.
The Fort Cody Trading Post has remained true to its original vision -- a replica frontier redoubt of the 1860-to-1875 era that claims to be "Nebraska's Largest Souvenir and Western Gift Store." While many gift shops in the West attempt to look like frontier stockades, this is probably the largest, maybe even larger than life. Soldier dummies man the stockade battlements and towers; one has an arrow sticking out of his butt.

Also in North Platte:
Buffalo Bill's Home. Called Scout's Rest Ranch, it is a huge house he lived in during his heyday as a showman, now maintained as a state historical park. Every summer, a reenactment of his Wild West Show takes place 200 yards from the ranch.

...just don't let him be the "soldier with the arrow in his butt"; instead, get him a role that allows OP to bring his own weaponry, even if he does have to take an occasional fake bullet for the troupe.

If I ever go back to Nebraska again, shoot me.

...as you see, OP is already angling for a role, whether you except or accept his offer.

[Optimus Prime]

I don't want any trouble from you Rob, a rogue moderator is nothing to mess with.

I saw the Bad Lieutenant , a 1992 crime-drama starring Harvey Keitel.

As a police officer, he swore an oath to "Protect & Serve" instead he consorted with prostitutes and robbed drug dealers of their wares and cash.

[hack]

Kayaking the Niobara looks nice.

[Optimus Prime]

4-H Club of Beaver Crossing seems interesting.

[entropy]

rob...

son of a optimus prime... accept. I'm sure i typed it wrong, but I'm starting to really hate auto correct.

[DennisT]

Rob a rouge moderator? Does he dress in drag too?

[hack]

Yes but as the title suggests he isn't wearing a lot of makeup. Rob is going for that niche demographic -- those who would cavort with the circus lady if only there weren't lady parts in the way. It's a good move, IMO, and you save on razors.

[entropy]

http://ralphbrownsports.com/Callahans-Mess

Ralph Brown blog

[Rob F]

I don't want any trouble from you Rob, a rogue moderator is nothing to mess with.

I saw the Bad Lieutenant , a 1992 crime-drama starring Harvey Keitel.

As a police officer, he swore an oath to "Protect & Serve" instead he consorted with prostitutes and robbed drug dealers of their wares and cash.

Geez, Opie---I said you could bring your own weaponry. Buffalo Bill killed 4280 Bison over an 18-month
Period to earn his nickname? Think of the possibilities with what you may choose to pack. Then pick a nickname of your choosing.

[madootra]

I think the nickname was just born......

Opie. Can Aunt Bea help?