LSU football shows that there are so many areas of play within a football game that can be the difference between a win and a loss. LSU's Defense takes advantage of every snap and every opportunity during to try and create turnovers. You mess with the bull and you get the horns. Dana should have taken a 20-7 score into the half. Note to the next 8 and beyond. You HAVE to play mistake free football if you want a CHANCE Tossing the ball around the yard 65 times will get you record yards, but not a win. It will only create more opportunities for LSU to frustrate and ultimately beat you. Just another day at the office and business as usual as LSU goes on the road and reps the SEC in dominating fashion. But, I think after last night and the last 4 games, LSU is ready to be back home in the SEC and in Tiger Stadium. Now, let's focus on Kentucky and not having a hangover game. Because if UF beats Bama, the gameday crew will be back in town and LSU will be in yet another nationally televised game between two unbeaten ranked teams. Great Game Tigers! 4-0 Ranked #1 in the land. --- I am here: http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=30.070355,-95.535124
I was raised by my Grandparents on a hay farm, my mom remarried when I was eight. So I was moved to San Francisco, where I fell in love with the City. I was later moved to LA, which sucks. 3 days after graduating high school, I moved back to Oregon, to Eugene, a mini San Francisco. I've inherited my Grandparent's property, I live in Klamath Falls, near the hay. TigerFan90, don't separate me from my people in Eugene and Portland. What I miss most are those nuts, weirdos, freaks,.. you know, the hippies. My heart is still in San Francisco. Peace
The people of Louisiana are awesome. The weather and land itself. . .not so much. I'm so happy it's finally cooling off.
Not separating you from anything. To each his own. For most of us here, it's not for us, and I am a New Orleans guy. We tend to be fairly libertarian. Do what you want socially, as long as you don't bother me and don't ask me to pay for it. Works well for us, but people outside our region seem to have a hard time with this concept, especially in your neck of the woods. I get mistaken for a liberal and a conservative all the time in Portland metro. I stay out of your socialist and communist hotbeds however, southeast portland and eugene in particular. To be sure, there is some relatively good food in these areas, but it just isn't worth it to me. I was doing some work in Eugene and drove by the Federal courthouse, which seems to be the site of daily protests. I was driving a 4-cylinder Japanese car. Dude jumps out in front of me yelling and screaming about God-knows what. Would not let me go on my way. I finally had to go "yat" on this guy and threatened to mow this MFer down in my little ride if he didn't get out the way. And believe me, when we go yat on people out here, they know we are not from around here. I'm always mistaken for being from New York, which is ironic and probably why people insult to south to me so freely. They can't believe it when I tell them that I am from the South. "You don't sound like it." Oh yeah, well what am I supposed to sound like. At least you can run across the state line and buy some booze without all the hassle and cost that is Oregon.
I stared stupidly at your post for 7 minutes,.. Ah,.. Yes Los Angeles sucks, I don't have a clue about LA.
I will say this about So. Cal. My experience with people from SELA is that, as a group, they tend to like So.Cal. a whole lot more than the PNW. Probably has to do with the weather and beach culture, which is more to our liking, than tree-hugging and protests.
