Oregon and Nebraska: Home and Home 2016 2017

[BigRedMoe]

I just submitted for leave on Sept. 17, 2016.... my boss looked at the leave slip and said "what the fuck?"

 

[WhiteMamba]

I just submitted for leave on Sept. 17, 2016.... my boss looked at the leave slip and said "what the fuck?"

 

[BigRedMoe]

I just submitted for leave on Sept. 17, 2016.... my boss looked at the leave slip and said "what the fuck?"

I think he'll get tomorrow after he gets on the interwebz tonight. aNd if he don't..... fuck 'em

 

[yeodonie]

I just submitted for leave on Sept. 17, 2016.... my boss looked at the leave slip and said "what the fuck?"

Well done Sir

 

[WhiteMamba]

I think he'll get tomorrow after he gets on the interwebz tonight. aNd if he don't..... fuck 'em

Long ways off. But just know you dont have to bring one thing with you to this game. You and your traveling mates will be taken care of at our tailgater. All the food and drank you want.

 

[Brasky]

Oh boy. The fallout after these games will wipe... SportsHoopla... out....

I'll wipe your stupid fuckin' face out you badger loving piece of whore trash!!!!

 

[4down20]

I don't know if the laws have changed in the past 20 years(fuck I'm old), but if you go into a head shop, do not call them "bongs", they will kick you out.

One cool thing about Nebraska was you can drink and drive(unless they changed it), but the kicker is the BAC for a DUI is .05, so if you finish that beer before you get to your destination, might be in trouble.

I'm sure someone will school me if things have changed.

 

[Red_Alert]

I don't know if the laws have changed in the past 20 years(fuck I'm old), but if you go into a head shop, do not call them "bongs", they will kick you out.

One cool thing about Nebraska was you can drink and drive(unless they changed it), but the kicker is the BAC for a DUI is .05, so if you finish that beer before you get to your destination, might be in trouble.

I'm sure someone will school me if things have changed.

Nebraska is .08 which is the national standard "encouraged" by the federal government under the penalty of losing highway funds.

That is down from .15, to .12, to .10

.05 is the limit for those under the drinking age of 21. If they are under .05 they just get a MIP.

Nebraska does have the Open Container Law. Brent Mushburger can tell you all about it.

USATODAY.com - Lincoln police cite Brent Musburger on alcohol charge

 

[Doctor Krieger]

When you come to Lincoln in 2016 you can see Nebraska's.

Nebraska brings their semi trailer with the pictures of their five on them, you can see that in 2017. Wow, no picture of it on line. I will have to download one.

I debated taking a leak on that bus when it was in Madison two years ago...

 

[BigRedMoe]

I debated taking a leak on that bus when it was in Madison two years ago...

It made you that jealous your bladder let loose? You may want to see a physician.

 

[Red_Alert]

I debated taking a leak on that bus when it was in Madison two years ago...

Almost confused Nebraska's equipment semi for your wife huh?

 

[Doctor Krieger]

It made you that jealous your bladder let loose? You may want to see a physician.

Nah, I decided against it b/c I felt bad for yall after that beatdown.

 

[BigRedMoe]

It made you that jealous your bladder let loose? You may want to see a physician.

Nah, I decided against it b/c I felt bad for yall after that beatdown.

Yeah that was ugly and painful. We had to curl up in the fetal position with our 5 NCs for a couple days after that.... thank God for binge drinking!

 

[Doctor Krieger]

Yeah that was ugly and painful. We had to curl up in the fetal position with our 5 NCs for a couple days after that.... thank God for binge drinking!

Only way to do it after a big loss! hah

 

[BigRedMoe]

Yeah that was ugly and painful. We had to curl up in the fetal position with our 5 NCs for a couple days after that.... thank God for binge drinking!

Only way to do it after a big loss! hah

And sometimes the wins!

 

[4down20]

Nebraska is .08 which is the national standard "encouraged" by the federal government under the penalty of losing highway funds.

That is down from .15, to .12, to .10

.05 is the limit for those under the drinking age of 21. If they are under .05 they just get a MIP.

Nebraska does have the Open Container Law. Brent Mushburger can tell you all about it.

USATODAY.com - Lincoln police cite Brent Musburger on alcohol charge

Is that new about open containers?

 

[Texas Jefe]

thanks you H2S, winsipedia is cool.

 

[BigAppleBadger]

Has a team ever topped 1,000 yards rushing... in a game?

 

[BigRedMoe]

Has a team ever topped 1,000 yards rushing... in a game?

Yup.... GT over Cumberland College. 222-0
GT had 1650 yards rushing.

 

[Red_Alert]

Is that new about open containers?

The Open Container Law was enacted in 1999.

In 1998 the federal govt tied it to it's list of requirements to get highway law enforcement grants.