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  1. Greenzer0
    Nebraska is not AAU.
  2. Greenzer0
    This is the one he submitted with his resume. I'm confused. :-\
  3. Greenzer0
    I don't think he put that in his resume but I'm sure it came up on his background check.
  4. Greenzer0
    Being in the circle of trust proves he is not a liar.
  5. Greenzer0
    He did!
  6. Greenzer0
    I found one but not hoisting....sorry.
  7. Greenzer0
    Isn't the logo backwards?
  8. Greenzer0
    I have one of him sitting on the communication equipment before it broke down. :-X
  9. Greenzer0
    Actually, all you have to do is hit refresh on a thread you were viewing that was removed after you started viewing it.
  10. Greenzer0
    Got the same thing yesterday. I think that it had to do with accessing a thread that was removed. I could be wrong though.
  11. Greenzer0
    The winning ticket did not work. I was able to get around it by logging into the university vpn. I don't know of another way...sorry.
  12. Greenzer0
    This image is from that southern fried football site. I believe they only put on the teams they have visited. Fairly lame example of their superiority. :
  13. Greenzer0
    While espn still may be a joke....the number 5 spot is usually reserved for the underachieving team or the team that choked the most during a given week.
  14. Greenzer0
    I know. Is there something wrong with learning from mistakes?
  15. Greenzer0
    I didn't see it as a cheap shot.
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