Recruiting Football Talk VIII

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Adam Sandler said:
99% of America agrees with you.





And have brains being misled by an already atrocious diet.
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You think most Americans have an unhealthy diet? Surely you jest.

Thanks tips. I think everyone knows their diet is poor. Like everything else in this country, we place convenience, flavor, and portion size over health
 
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LaagerVol said:
You think most Americans have an unhealthy diet? Surely you jest.

Thanks tips. I think everyone knows their diet is poor. Like everything else in this country, we place convenience, flavor, and portion size over health
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I was just saying the flavor preference is impacted by what we already eat. Maybe if we ate less sugar, we wouldn’t like ketchup as much as we do. I eat everything, don’t confuse me for a health nut, but my parents didn’t use a lot of added salt or sugar growing up, and so I’ve just never really had an appetite for ketchup. Love a good tomato or spaghetti sauce though.
 
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crawdaddyjc said:
if you had a chance to go see a vol football game- would you go to the arkansas or oklahoma game?
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Both will be great environments. Oklahoma will probably* have the better team, so that one, if you’re loud. We’ll need it. It will also likely be primetime, with uga v uf being the only other sec game of significance that weekend, unless you count ole miss v South Carolina. But that game does overlap with Halloween so maybe not that one if you normally make plans for that? Both us and Arkansas have a bye before our game. It will likely not be primetime with many other good sec games that weekend, Texas v OU, tamu v uf, lsu v s car, Georgia auburn. If you want a better chance at seeing a win, I’d go Arkansas. Probably not as costly a ticket either. Hope those thoughts help.
 
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Nothing like coming home from dinner and the grocery store, getting out to get the groceries, and hear a hissing sound coming from my wife's car tire. (She's got a fairly new Audi with several screens/computers and I've got a 20 yr old truck.) Sure enough, a shiny piece of metal buried in the tread. I mark the sidewall with chalk and tell her to roll up so I can get enough room to get the metal out and plug the tire. She gets in to move it, rolls the window down, and says to me (OUT LOUD) "it's not telling me there's a flat tire. Are you sure there's something in it?". 🥴
 
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