>Thank him/her for giving you back between 11 minutes and 3 hours of your life (depending how much you would have fast-forwarded), and for the intervention - the first step on the road to recovery.
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>It was a her....an in-law. (Long story). My wife was worried there would be bloodshed.
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>It would have been three hours. When I watch a recorded game, I watch all of it.
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>And the PA Crew Court Justice rejects your suggestion, citing Statute 11.8.1 - the flawed believe that obsession with college and pro football requires "recovery". Such suggestions only serve to pronounce harsher sentences on the accused.
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>Thanks for playing :)

I would think, hey, it's only a game, and move on.

Oregon was less than stellar yesterday. It will be interesting to see how the first BCS rankings shake out today.

Yesterday I watched some of the Alabama demolition of Arkansas and a lot of Texas A & M vs. Auburn. (On the DVR, hahahaha). This is exactly what I predicted would happen to Bret Bielema when he bailed on Wisconsin right before the Rose Bowl to take the Arkansas job -- leaving one of the best coaching gigs in the country to get his head beat in in the SEC. A & M vs. Auburn was a willd one. You probably heard about Johnny Manziel's Lazarus-like return from a shoulder injury that looked very serious. He left the game for a while and it looked like he would be unable to return. He did, and played great the rest of the game. He wound up with over 500 yards passing and running, the 5th time he has done it. No one else in SEC history has done it more than once. And he is only halfway through his sophomore year. The guy is for real.

Can anyone tell me why all the Texas A & M students wear military uniforms to the game? Do they have their own army?