tn4elvis
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It is also funny how they track what you watchThe issue is if you live in a given teams footprint (meaning the cable rights in that area) you will get blacked out). Just be sure to check on the sign up for Braves games at the Braves MLB website. For example, I live in TN and I can't watch Braves or Reds games on the app. Each team has different protected territories. I am a Pirates fan, so I can see all of their games except when they play Braves or Reds.
I will have been married for 20 years in exactly 1 week. One of my secrets is that I don't ask her how much things like her hair or nails cost. Ladies require more maintenance than dudes, and that is just my lot with all these women I have been blessed with.$75?...that is your fault for being a sucker...I told my girls that crap wasn't happening except for special occasions.
I love Colorado so much..I don't think I could handle the winters there though.It is also funny how they track what you watch
I live in Denver, so I get that the Rockies are blocked as they have a contract with Altitude Sports which is cable only
Grew up in Connecticut (yes, that is why CT is in my name) as a Mets fan. Pitty me for that
But my point is that they started blocking me from Mets games last year saying I was ghosting my real location because I watched so many Mets games
Honestly prob saved me from watching a bunch of Mets losses. But it was BS
LolDid anyone else know this?
I was nerding out late last night, looking at how many wins we had from 1926-1952, the Neyland era and we had 209 wins in that time.
I looked at Alabama to see if they matched that total. Nope. Michigan? Notre Dame? USC? Nope!
Most winningest program in that time frame.
Then I just did 1920 through the 1960...we came out on top once again! Edging out Notre Dame 292 wins to 290!
For an entire 41 season stretch, nobody won more than the Vols.
Oh..I agree about the wife...but I wasn't spending that on the girls unless there was a really good reason.I will have been married for 20 years in exactly 1 week. One of my secrets is that I don't ask her how much things like her hair or nails cost. Ladies require more maintenance than dudes, and that is just my lot with all these women I have been blessed with.
McGillI love Colorado so much..I don't think I could handle the winters there though.
I can't imagine what it must be like living in Denver...... Much less in sin!McGill
I have lived in Denver since 2012
It is actually a high prairie desert. We do have one week per year that is brutal. Back in January it was minus 13
And tomorrow it is supposed to snow 16 inches. Why I have a flight tonight to a Mexico beach town
But for the most part, Denver is remarkably temperate. Not too hot in the summer; not too cold in the winter
Where at in Ct? Went to hs there. Went to CU Boulder after love that area.It is also funny how they track what you watch
I live in Denver, so I get that the Rockies are blocked as they have a contract with Altitude Sports which is cable only
Grew up in Connecticut (yes, that is why CT is in my name) as a Mets fan. Pitty me for that
But my point is that they started blocking me from Mets games last year saying I was ghosting my real location because I watched so many Mets games
Honestly prob saved me from watching a bunch of Mets losses. But it was BS
I do not understand your questionI can't imagine what it must be like living in Denver...... Much less in sin!
I lived in Boulder for 6 years and my experience was different. The winters were brutally cold and snowy. But they would be interspersed with really nice days so it was more tolerable.McGill
I have lived in Denver since 2012
It is actually a high prairie desert. We do have one week per year that is brutal. Back in January it was minus 13
And tomorrow it is supposed to snow 16 inches. Why I have a flight tonight to a Mexico beach town. Lobster street tacos, tequila in a beachside bar, string bikini clad sinoritas that do not speak English. My kind of town
But for the most part, Denver is remarkably temperate. Not too hot in the summer; not too cold in the winter