Last night we baked, tonight we ice.
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“ When a country destroys its currency, it transfers wealth from the middle class to the wealthy. This is what you are seeing today.
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Our lemon tree seems to produce year round. Melisa’s using these on a roasted chicken tonight.
Ferrari’s new 599XX Evolution. A 740bhp track special… with its own F1-style DRS system.
Super-car of the day.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2011: It’s go time. Denard leads the Wolverine convoy into battle over the skies of Ann Arbor. In the distance, he saw the hovering monolith that was the Buckeye-shaped Death Star. He kicked his engine into overdrive, employing the quasi-pro-style Borges techniques to a tee. The battle raged on, with many casualties on both sides.
(via ‘Nard Wars: Episode IV - A New Hoke | mgoblog)
Go Blue! Beat Ohio!
Aw, shucks, you mean there will be an NBA season after all?
I woke up to the news that the NBA lockout has come to a close, and that there will be a 2011-2012 season. Darn. I was looking forward to a winter where hockey could finally be king. I mean, yes it is good that the Lakers will have a season, and I’m happiest for the little people that work for the franchises. On the other hand, it would be difficult for me to care less about the NBA than I do right now. [Read More]
Michigan loses to Iowa, Michigan crushes Nebraska, Nebraska crushes Iowa?
This is what the Big Ten has been like in 2011. One week a team a team like Iowa loses to Minnesota, and the next they are taking down the #13 team in the nation, Michigan. And then there is Wisconsin, and their fall from what looked like Rose Bowl glory early on.
This week the weirdness continued as Nebraska came off being blown out by Michigan to beat Iowa today. Iowa, of course, dealt Michigan a bitter loss just a couple of games ago. And in turn, Michigan crushed Iowa at the Big House last week. [Read More]
The Lions keep up with tradition and lose on Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving. It’s a day for tradition, family, and football. It’s a day to give thanks to God his bountiful blessings. It’s also a day for Lions fans to walk to the dinner table thinking to themselves, “They lost again”. | http://scottkeller.org/news/?p=1420
