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I was convinced he was going to have two catches that last drive with the one that got waived off by the ref and canceled by the penalty causing us to be one short. Turns out ULM likes the short passing game when down by 2 scores with 2 min left.Mad props.
Oh he hurt his ###? I thought he injured his ######.Make sure to check on the status of Blaine Gabbert's buttocks.No love for Luck and the Horseshoes on Sunday?? I think it's the easiest game on the card.
I think you are right on bothOh he hurt his ###? I thought he injured his ######.Make sure to check on the status of Blaine Gabbert's buttocks.No love for Luck and the Horseshoes on Sunday?? I think it's the easiest game on the card.
All kidding aside, there is something to moveing to a lower cost location. Not that RI is super expensive or anything.I may head to Oklahoma to move in with Kurt. I put a new wing on his house anyway.
Up to 79. BTW, are we convinced that Arizona will put up their fair share?
It's not the 4 diamond play of the week or anything, but I like it. Zona can put up ponts by the bunch no problem. The Ducks gave up 30ish to Fresno and Ark St. The Ducks lighting up 50 on the board isn't something I'm worried about.
No, no. I just can't shake the feeling of some costly Wildcat turnovers as they try to keep pace.55-21 isn't unreasonable, and that falls short.
RichRod at UM to drop a ton of points on UMASS, Indiana, Purdue, Illinois....as soon at they played OSU, MSU, Wiscy they would turle and score 0-10.
One note on teasers. Because of my lack of 3 teamer +180 outs I've changed my strategy a little. I'm playing all 2 teamers at -110 and then taking every leg and putting them in one teaser. This saves me a bunch of time and should lower my variance a bit but still give me the reward of a sweep. Example I put all those legs in one teaser and bet $500 to win 5k so if a sweep happens i'm still seeing the reward. If anyone wants to try this I'd recommend checking the payouts at 5dimes(they're accurate) and making sure whatever out you use matches those payouts. FYI RB limits to 6 teams, I take my 6 best legs and play a teaser there too.
You and me both.I think you should buy a house and buy as soon as possible, interest rates are ridiculous right now, silly not to borrow as much money as you can.I may head to Oklahoma to move in with Kurt. I put a new wing on his house anyway.
Even with the tie loses nonsense?Btw I like that strategy a lot
Ya it's bad. I like Temple and the points. After that
Looks like we have a handful of the same. BOL'TheWick said:
I miss Willow Tree chicken salad and Olneyvilles weiners more. :(You are gonna miss cheesesteaks.
sounds like a stone cold lock, so I'll tail it.In MLB i I like the Cubs for half a u. Q u on braves, Os, Mariners, As and Jays. All dogs except OsYa it's bad. I like Temple and the points. After that
Wassou back down to 18.5
Willow Tree is local only?? Didn't know that. Now I feel bad for everyone else in the country.I miss Willow Tree chicken salad and Olneyvilles weiners more. :(You are gonna miss cheesesteaks.
I bought a condo after school but now live in a SFH. If everything is equal, there is no question I would buy a SFH. When I lived in a condo, it always felt like an apartment - I could hear my neighbors dryer etc through the wall. I also live in CA and by the time I sold it, it seemed like half were for sale and being rented to 3-4 people each. If money is an issue, I would talk to your accountant about what expenses you can write off. I can write off my mortgage interest and property taxes which turns out to be a lot. I don't believe you will pay property taxes on a condo, but again, your accountant would know that specifically for your state.I pay for insurance and HOA on my SFH. I only had HOA (insurance was included) on my condo. That is an extra expense. Obviously, you are responsible for all repairs on a SFH. There is a typically a budget for repairs on condos (like roof repairs) but anything that exceeds that will result in an one time assessment everyone in the condo development will be responsible for.I don't think where you live/now will be drastically affected by a housing crash, but condos typically lose value quicker than SFH, all else equal.Parking was also a huge pain in my condo, but that will be dependent on number of units/development layout/parking spaces.If you are handy and enjoy yard work, I think you will have more of a sense of pride in owning a SFH. I enjoy having a back yard to myself instead of shared common areas.HTH'Raider Nation said:
Then it is a very easy decision to buy a SFH. My set up was one building, five condo units facing another building of five units. One sidewalk was used for all 10 doors. Any time I would have the window open, you could hear everything outside especially people coming home late. We had a patio door to a mini yard facing that sidewalk and I never left the curtains open because everybody would look inside walking past. A SFH will at least give you an option to be private when you want or open windows/curtains/etc when you don't without creepers.Also, sun light. My condo was really dark because I had a middle unit. I didn't realize how much I enjoyed bright rooms until I got into my SFH.
I bet the over in the WVU Maryland game...38 pts in the first half and not a solitary pt in the 3rd quarter and Maryland going into the 4 corners offense down 3 scores in the 4th. Just good coaching.Not sure how I am sweating this Iowa over
Played this for some hunch action hoping the Terps would get a late garbage TD to cover. Honestly can't believe this is a two score game.
They are dreadfully bad...cant believe its this close either
The Giants have been on fire too and I trust their pitching staff more than Balt. I have some coins for them to win the WS
Agree with this. If RN doesn't mind doing the repairs and the associated pains of owning a SFH then the benefits are there with the low interest rates and tax benefits. Location is key at this point in time, city dwellers need to find up and coming areas to buy townhouses or rows while suburban hunters need to consider HOA rules and traffic patterns if you live in a large metro (RN in Providence area???). For me buying was the right decision although I've had to put in a brand new HVAC system and had to make some immediate upgrades (countertops, floors, water systems, landscaping especially trees) which cost a pretty penny. I specifically avoided an HOA with too many restrictions (for me this is huge) and specifically avoided any areas where income patterns (section 8 availability) were a question. I also figured out what my mortgage would be compared to what my probable rent would be for the same type of property. The mortgage is about 20% cheaper so if I decided to move away from the area (possible), I can get a renter who will offset costs and give me some pad for future repairs.
Log out, go back to sportsbook, place a wager for $500000000000 dollars on any player prop, system will then tell you what their standard limit is on the prop. This works for any type of wager at sportsbook....looks like $500 to me, you got cut
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