Twinsdad

It means you can be penalized during the show-cause period, so many schools aren't going to hire someone when the don't know how long they're going to be suspended. It might be 1-2 games/yr or 6-8 games/yr. Agree about college football changing for the worse. Also, tell me you're a Sparty without telling me you're a Sparty (Also, I remember you driving in from EL for the FFTMDL draft)

I never disagreed with Tbay. I don't see any statements in this thread by Tbay, or anyone else, that hyperboles are only true, only that you are saying that they are not true. My opinion is posted above, so if you say I disagree, then I disagree with both of you. Your bias is because you take a sentence out of context that supports your viewpoint instead of using all the information. I don't see anyone else doing that.

The way I understand it. A show-cause order is that a penalty can be given during those years of the order. For Moore, the two games this year and one next year are the penalty for his two year show-cause order.

Looks like it was decided back in June/July

That's one biased way of interpreting that statement. Your pole is flawed, both answers are true, no option for that....and there's not Rat's Ass option.

Thanks for proving @TBayXXXVII's point.

Your reply has shown your bias and inability to comprehend the full answer.

Try asking ChatGPT if hyperboles are false and quote your answer here.

I'll take #8 @BiffTannen

traffic cones or traffic lights?

supermike was talking about House of Lies on Showtime. nobody mentioned in his post.

On July 28, 2025 Twinsdad rolled 5D1000 Twinsdad chose to roll using these parameters once. The result of roll 1 is: [471, 619, 455, 108, 516] 2169 This roll is for Geek Balls Sent to Bier and myself. Ignore the first roll, only used D100

Same here. I can sit on my front lawn and watch the city's fireworks. They launch them less than a mile from my house.

They were waiting until the third day for the story to rise again

No, that was right, I hope all the recoveries on your MOHS procedures went well for you.