Recruiting Football Talk VII

[DD4ME]

 

[DD4ME]

 

[DD4ME]

This

 

[DD4ME]

And these boys could not beat Conner Stallions..

 

[knoxvol52]

Scared of playing behind Aidoo.

If Aidoo even goes to Baylor.

 

[DD4ME]

Scared if playing behind Aidoo.

What i wondered.

 

[DD4ME]

Lol the string of L's so strong you have to ask.

 

[DD4ME]

Really hard to overcome God given genetics which is what most of this stuff comes down to.

The defense rests your honor.

 

[Lloyd_Christmas]

So I've been keeping tabs on the Lady Vols forum for a while...seeing the ridiculous takes after Harper was fired...and finally felt compelled to poke the bear today. It's the off-season...so why not.

 

[Rishvol]

I’m going an Elite Eight of: beers in the fridge vs lawn stripes, jet flyover vs gaming moments, muscle cars vs xtreme tricks, and action movie vs finding money.

Final four of: lawn stripes vs jet flyover and muscle cars vs finding money.

Championship of jet flyover vs muscle cars

Winner: jet flyover every time.

 

[rikberry31]

is this happening in Alabama?

There are Africanized honeybees in Alabama, yes, but their genetics will eventually diluted by the the local gene pool. It isn't like they are going to take over or anything. They are mostly a nuisance.
The are not really suited to live anywhere that experiences winter or has extended periods where the temperature doesn't get above 50F. Their metabolism is very high and they burn through food in the cold. If honey is being taken off their hive in an apiary it is likely that they will starve and not make it to spring.
They can survive and can have an advantage over local bees in states that have no winter like Florida, Texas, and California as they are prolific and reproduce faster than Europeans do. Because of the close proximity Africanized bees do get shipped to other states, my BIL had a hive of them in northern PA ( he ordered a package of bees from FL I think). It would be similar to gators, they could do well here about six to eight months a year.

 

[SoullessGinger32_]

This

Exactly......it's by committee this year and it's good enough to get it done in Omaha especially with best power lineup in baseball. Causey, Beam, Russell, Combs, Sechrist, Snead, Connell and Phillips is coming along as well. The hate has been a head scratcher to say the least

 

[rikberry31]

Oh goodness. Another Micheal Other movie starring Okpara in the coming years.

You think he's adopted?

 

[knoxvol52]

You think he's adopted?

 

[SweetasSoda]

So I've been keeping tabs on the Lady Vols forum for a while...seeing the ridiculous takes after Harper was fired...and finally felt compelled to poke the bear today. It's the off-season...so why not.

Thank you for your service.

 

[Jackcrevol]

There are Africanized honeybees in Alabama, yes, but their genetics will eventually diluted by the the local gene pool. It isn't like they are going to take over or anything. They are mostly a nuisance.
The are not really suited to live anywhere that experiences winter or has extended periods where the temperature doesn't get above 50F. Their metabolism is very high and they burn through food in the cold. If honey is being taken off their hive in an apiary it is likely that they will starve and not make it to spring.
They can survive and can have an advantage over local bees in states that have no winter like Florida, Texas, and California as they are prolific and reproduce faster than Europeans do. Because of the close proximity Africanized bees do get shipped to other states, my BIL had a hive of them in northern PA ( he ordered a package of bees from FL I think). It would be similar to gators, they could do well here about six to eight months a year.

I meant the inbreeding.

 

[DD4ME]

I meant the inbreeding.

That would definitely happen in Alabama.

 

[rikberry31]

I’m going an Elite Eight of: beers in the fridge vs lawn stripes, jet flyover vs gaming moments, muscle cars vs xtreme tricks, and action movie vs finding money.

Final four of: lawn stripes vs jet flyover and muscle cars vs finding money.

Championship of jet flyover vs muscle cars

Winner: jet flyover every time.

I'm going with Cold Beer vs. Old Guys in Muscle Cars in the Championship Game. Cold Beer wins a close one, unless I'm the old guy in the muscle car.

 

[SweetasSoda]

So I've been keeping tabs on the Lady Vols forum for a while...seeing the ridiculous takes after Harper was fired...and finally felt compelled to poke the bear today. It's the off-season...so why not.

I went and helped a little!!

 

[SweetasSoda]

I meant the inbreeding.

Ha! I actually got that one! Without you having to explain it.

 

[rikberry31]

I meant the inbreeding.

Yeah, that too and the bad thing is they survive the winter.

 

[knoxvol52]

I meant the inbreeding.

Does 2nd cousins count? Asking for a friend.

 

[Orangeburst]

There are Africanized honeybees in Alabama, yes, but their genetics will eventually diluted by the the local gene pool. It isn't like they are going to take over or anything. They are mostly a nuisance.
The are not really suited to live anywhere that experiences winter or has extended periods where the temperature doesn't get above 50F. Their metabolism is very high and they burn through food in the cold. If honey is being taken off their hive in an apiary it is likely that they will starve and not make it to spring.
They can survive and can have an advantage over local bees in states that have no winter like Florida, Texas, and California as they are prolific and reproduce faster than Europeans do. Because of the close proximity Africanized bees do get shipped to other states, my BIL had a hive of them in northern PA ( he ordered a package of bees from FL I think). It would be similar to gators, they could do well here about six to eight months a year.

A package of bees made me laugh..I am gonna Fedx a buddy a package of bees

 

[Jackcrevol]

Does 2nd cousins count? Asking for a friend.

Kissing cousins*

 

[Jackcrevol]

Ha! I actually got that one! Without you having to explain it.

'Splain't