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  • Originally posted by Paul L View Post
    Was wondering if anyone would know what that was :-) Seeing them on Tuesday in Toledo; favorite of mine.
    I've seen them twice, once in Winston-Salem, and once at the Palace. Great shows both times. Enjoy.

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    • Great shows both times. Enjoy.

      Is that nickelback Mike?

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      • Better not be; had a nightmare last night that we went to see Tool and ended up seeing Choad and the rest of Nickelback
        Repugnant is the creature who would squander the ability to lift an eye to heaven, conscious of his fleeting time here.

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        • Hork.....

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          • Originally posted by geo weidl View Post
            Great shows both times. Enjoy.

            Is that nickelback Mike?
            No George. I like music.

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            • George is just proud of Canda's latest, biggest musical export.

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              • Originally posted by SeanB View Post
                George is just proud of Canda's latest, biggest musical export.
                Sean---no fair, you cannot use the currency exchange rate to shorten the name "Canada"!

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                • heh!

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                  • EVANSTON, Ill. -- Former USC wide receiver Kyle Prater has decided to transfer to Northwestern, Wildcats coach Pat Fitzgerald announced on Saturday.

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                    "We're extremely excited for Kyle to be able to come home to Chicago and join our Northwestern football family," Fitzgerald said in a statement. "He is a tremendous young man from a great family and is a product of a high school program we really respect in Proviso West. Kyle's decision to attend Northwestern made sense for everyone involved and we're looking forward to him contributing to our program on and off the field."

                    The 6-foot-5, 215-pound Prater was ranked No. 45 in the Class of 2010 by ESPN coming out of Proviso West High School in Hillside, Ill. He had 64 receptions for 1,151 yards and 13 touchdowns his senior season.

                    Prater, who is a redshirt freshman, announced he was transferring from USC on Jan. 8. He was injured for most of his two years with the Trojans. He had one reception for six yards last season.

                    "This is one of the best days in my life for me and my family and I'm just happy to be back close to home, my family and my support group," Prater said in a statement. "I'd like to thank USC and their administration for my release. I have the utmost respect for USC and the coaching staff, players, fans and everybody I was in touch with there. This Northwestern degree will take me far and help me become a better person. The dynamics of the school and the team have shown me a lot and I'm just happy to be a Wildcat."

                    USC's release of Prater stated he could not transfer to any other Pac-12 school or Notre Dame.

                    Prater was on his official visit to Northwestern on Saturday and was unavailable for comment per NCAA rules.
                    Grammar... The difference between feeling your nuts and feeling you're nuts.

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                    • Originally posted by entropy View Post
                      Paul's picture is from Tool's Undertow album.
                      Yeah, I figured that out. For some reason, I thought the comment was about a picture he posted and not his avatar.

                      I saw Tool on the 2nd stage during the 3rd or 4th Lollapalooza. Summer of 1993. I liked them but they were always a band sort of off to the side for me, in my listening. Only in the last few years have I gotten more into them.

                      I have a friend that did some of the background vocals on a Puscifer album.

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                      • Fully agreed that D'antonio and whatever he's got left are in for some serious payback. That's going to be delightfully fun. Can't wait.

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                        • Serious payback is right. Michigan was publicly saying all of the right things after that debacle in East Lansing, but I'll bet that they were fuming about it and they will be for a long time. Normally I put very little stock in the "revenge" factor, but there are some rare times when it seems to come into play.

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                          • I am rubbing my hands with glee. And in fact it's in Michigan's interest to preserve the health of its OL's and DL's knees by running up the score until D'antonio's fired.

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                            • After four straight losses, I'll be happy if Michigan manages to beat Michigan State this year. Say what you want about Dantonio, but he's had his team ready to play Michigan every year he's been in East Lansing, and I expect he'll have them ready to play again.

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                              • His much-shittier-than-last-year team will be ready, no doubt. His public persona is that of an utter shithead, but he's at least as good of a coach as he is a shithead, in that sense.

                                All the better, then. It will be much more fun kicking his ass until he gets fired than it was that year LC ran up the score on Bobby Williams.

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