Recruiting Forum Football Talk IV

Status
Not open for further replies.
#148,508
#148,508
drvenner said:
I have heard that before. I also got into a huge argument with a person at work once over whether it was supposed to be "tea in China" or "eggs in China?" I went so far as to take a poll. I won that bet, LOL. This was many years ago, I was single and she was a smokeshow, so I just liked hanging around to argue with her about anything. Anywho, I have gotten way off the beaten path, so I will stop now.
Click to expand...
“eggs in New York”
 
  • Like
Reactions: VOLSONLY
#148,510
#148,510
nicksjuzunk said:
Man has done things he ought not to have done, but has moved on from it. Not gonna lie though… just seeing the plate from surfaced memories I had to deal with quickly
Click to expand...
Lol....at least you don't have to fight the legion of old demons daily like I do...just one of the many consequences of giving in to those kinds of things to start with.
 
  • Like
Reactions: VolsDoc81TX, VOLSONLY, drvenner and 2 others
#148,513
#148,513
utvols88 said:
With these gas prices, the cost of tundras will go down once production catches up. Happened in 2007. I got my tundra for 17k because gas was $4. This economy is different than 2007 and it won't go down that much but should still go down.
Click to expand...

I’m holding out for this… I have been ready to buy for months but just refusing to pull the trigger because of prices and the dealerships don’t have to play ball right now because of the lack of supply. Cash is king seems to be dead right now, so I’m just going to keep holding out.
 
  • Like
Reactions: OrangenSC, VolsDoc81TX, Big Orange#1 and 5 others
#148,515
#148,515
Gonna be In Charleston SC the next few days and of course its supposed to rain all 3 days. Any recommendations on things to do in Charleston while it's raining?
 
#148,520
#148,520
VolGee4 said:
Ahh, the irony.

Nick Saban quoted in an ESPN article (about NIL):
“If we don’t create that balance, I think it’s going to affect the competitive standard of the game in the future and probably even affect other sports. But so, hopefully somebody will be able to figure that out.”

Just golden. Saban is just like Calipari in that he is a manipulator, and his followers lap it up as the truth. It’s quite remarkable.
Click to expand...

Saban: “This is necessary for the competitive standard of the game.”

Reporter: “With all due resepct, Alabama has played in 9 of the last 19 national title games.”

Saban: “Yes, that’s the competitive standard that needs protecting.”
 
  • Like
Reactions: nicksjuzunk, OrangenSC, HalfullVol and 21 others
#148,521
#148,521
bigorange said:
Gonna be In Charleston SC the next few days and of course its supposed to rain all 3 days. Any recommendations on things to do in Charleston while it's raining?
Click to expand...

If you’re with your wife/gf, I take mine to The Shops at Charleston Place in that scenario. Won’t take too long but always earns me points
 
  • Like
Reactions: VolsDoc81TX, Enki_Amenra and bigorange
#148,523
#148,523
bigorange said:
Gonna be In Charleston SC the next few days and of course its supposed to rain all 3 days. Any recommendations on things to do in Charleston while it's raining?
Click to expand...

Kids or no kids?

If you have kids, there is a fire museum in North Charleston. It isn’t real big, but I thought it was cool. Will get you 1-2 hours of education and seeing old rigs. Fort Moultrie is on Sullivan’s island. It is one of those little known forts that does not get near the traffic as Sumter. Some of it is indoors, I believe. Little known fact is that is where Osceola is buried. We’ve also been to the Children’s Museum, but I wasn’t impressed.

If no kids and you enjoy craft beer, there are several great breweries to choose from. You can go downtown to the market, but it will be in and out of the weather. Unfortunately, many of the cool activities in that great city involve being outside.
 
  • Like
Reactions: HalfullVol, orangebloodgmc and bigorange
#148,525
#148,525
utvols88 said:
With these gas prices, the cost of tundras will go down once production catches up. Happened in 2007. I got my tundra for 17k because gas was $4. This economy is different than 2007 and it won't go down that much but should still go down.
Click to expand...
Yeah my wife and I want to upgrade our vehicles but I have to hold her back bc of this market. We have reliable vehicles at 100k, it would be absolutely foolish for us to buy a vehicle right now. Plus I'm either going with a Titan or the new Frontier, and waiting will give me time to see what problems arise with the new Frontier model.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Brillovol, Rishvol, triadvolfan and 1 other person
New posts
Status
Not open for further replies.

VN Store



Back
Top