screenthis
“No matter where you go. . .there you are!”
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Let him finish?
After waking up to Neal sucking on his toes, the man realized Neal had entered his room the day before to help solve a television issue, MNPD states.
Officers reported Neal told police he went into the guest's room because of the smell of smoke.
We try and decide.A few examples does not mean all off brand all the same as all branded. I've worked in cpg forever, the majority of off brand is not the same as branded.
Tortilla and potato chips are another example where store brands aren't even worth their power price.JIF and sodas must be name brand.
What's it like cleaning that oven? And is it only infrequent, given the sterilizing heat?Yeah reaches up to 950F. I got the pellet version too instead of gas.
Ya, there are tons of examples of horrible off brand. I'd even say the majority.We try and decide.
Cereal is easy to change to whatever off-brand they have.
Jif is a great example of store brand not even close to being equal.
Tortilla and potato chips are another example where store brands aren't even worth their power price.
Or maybe you scrolled by him as a suggested friend the day before, and it registered in your subconscious but not your conscious brain?Alright here's my wildest Synchronicity moment yet.
The other night I had a dream I was back in High School...just something where we all leave class and I'm blasting music off my bluetooth speaker (because that was definitely a thing 20 years ago) and saw this guy that was always cool with me, an upperclassmen named Ajay. Indian dude, cool as hell. Haven't seen or thought about that dude in 15 years since I saw him at UT.
Then...I wake up the next day and while getting ready for work, popped onto FB for a quick scroll before seeing what you morans were talking about. Lo and behold, scroll...scroll...and there under "suggested friends" was this dude. I had never even seen him on FB whatsoever...WTF?!?
Oh and just to pile on I'm at work today and google an Excel question...find a good answer...the user's name? AJAY I mean, it isn't even that common a name. Wth.
Simulation confirmed.
What's it like cleaning that oven?
Went to a new Italian restaurant with one of those big ceramic wood-burning ovens for my birthday. They cook all kinds of awesome in it. We went back the next night!
I'm toying with the idea of making crusts. (I make a killer sauce.) But I'm a lil apprehensive about what that would entail for my carb intake.
That was my first thought, but have no memory of it. Seems like the only plausible explanation...or the simulation of course...and since you're a part of the simulation, of course you'd try to divert my attention away from it!Or maybe you scrolled by him as a suggested friend the day before, and it registered in your subconscious but not your conscious brain?
'hey man try this horse steroid'I can remember watching that as a kid but I didn't realize they were traveling from place to place. I thought they were shooting in a set location. In retrospect, it does seem a bit crazy (I kind of thought of it like a painless obstacle course as a kid - you see those pads and don't think about injuries or anything like that when you're young). Seeing that though, it reminds me of professional wrestling now that we know what was really going on.
i call bull ****Athlon has Tennessee #15
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Joe Milton on Heisman watch
Have us 9-3 and in the Citrus Bowl
UGA @ Tennessee and Tennessee @ Bama on Game Of The Year list
Scouting the Vols: Coach Josh Heupel has brought an offensive philosophy to Tennessee that has accelerated the program's return to relevance. Since Heupel's arrival in 2021, Tennessee ranks second nationally in scoring (42.7 points per game) and fifth in average yards per play (6.86). After a No. 6 AP finish in 2022, Tennessee had four offensive players selected in the first 75 picks of April's NFL draft, including tackle Darnell Wright (No. 10 overall) and record-setting quarterback Hendon Hooker (No. 68 overall). Replacing Hooker is the immediate question, but Joe Milton is a very experienced backup who won Orange Bowl MVP honors against Clemson. The combination of Milton and incoming freshman Nico Iamaleava, ESPN's No. 4 pocket passer and No. 23 overall player in the 2023 class, should stabilize the quarterback spot through the 2025 season. Tennessee also has a 2024 commitment from Jake Merklinger, ESPN's No. 101 prospect in the class. Heupel and new offensive coordinator Joey Halzle likely will lean more on the running backs in the short term, as the Vols return junior Jaylen Wright and senior Jabari Small, who combined for 1,609 rush yards last season. Sophomore Dylan Sampson is another intriguing option, after averaging 6.8 yards per carry with six touchdowns in 2022.
The reload at receiver and certain line spots will be interesting. Bru McCoy's return will help after he finished second on the team in both receptions (52) and receiving yards (667) last fall. Tennessee also brings back Ramel Keyton and Squirrel White, who combined for 61 receptions and seven touchdowns last season. Oregon transfer Dont'e Thornton adds to the group, along with ESPN 300 recruits Cameron Seldon and Nathan Leacock. Tight end Jacob Warren had 12 receptions last season, but Tennessee will need to build out the depth there. The line will rely on returnees like center Cooper Mays and guard Javontez Spraggins, both multiyear starters, and fourth-year player Gerald Mincey. Tennessee added transfers John Campbell Jr. (Miami) and Andrej Karic (Texas), and Addison Nichols, ESPN's No. 111 recruit in 2022, should take on a bigger role.