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Kansas State Football / Re: 2023 other games thread
« on: December 02, 2023, 01:25:25 PM »
Sark/UT is despicable.
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Thanks!Can someone give me the scoop on the Hickory Hut?
Never been before and I'm going to meet up with some buds there. What's the best thing to get?
ms ww and I always get Party potatoes. Baked potato, pulled pork, beans, special sauce.
I enjoyed their Slammer sandwich too.
More than zero voted to expel. This is major progress.Both sides agreeing to expel George Santos from the House is a tiny glimmer of hope!
Both sides, my ass. Majority of Republicans didn’t vote to expel. Republican leadership didn’t vote to expel.
I need food in Salina on a Tuesday so this is out of the question.Can someone give me the scoop on the Hickory Hut?
Never been before and I'm going to meet up with some buds there. What's the best thing to get?
Directions to scheme.
KSU Wildcats with the press box and Stand Up 2.0 were my favorite moments. Only 1998 and 2000 Nub are ahead of this game in terms of BSFS memories.One of my favorite memories in bsfsWillie doing the K S U chant in the fog on top of the old press box
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The President, ladies and gentlemen, whenever I hear such an eloquent and fulsome introduction, I'm reminded of a reception which I attended once, that a lady came up to me and said, "I understand you're a fascinating man," she said, "fascinate me." It was one of the least successful conversations that I have ever had. Sometimes when my various accomplishments are listed I like to point out that for a period of time I was both National Security Adviser and Secretary of State simultaneously. I mention that only because never before and never since have relations between the White House and State Department been as harmonious as they were in those days.
About 15 years ago at the height of the Cold War I gave a speech at Omaha to a business group, and I talked about the dangers of the Cold War. And in the question period somebody got up and said, "You can talk about the dangers of the Cold War, but what would anyone want from us here in Omaha?" Now, the headquarters of the Strategic Air Command was just down the road, and the one city in America guaranteed to be attacked on the first day of the war was Omaha. That had not penetrated into the consciousness of the local leaders of the community.
Russia finds itself now in borders that it has not had since Peter the Great, for 400 years. It was composed of 15 republics which were really subjugated colonial regions, all of which have now become independent. Russia is by far the largest of these and has the vastest territory. But if you observe the Russian domestic discussion, it is really about regaining the empire, and the foreign policy problem we have with Russia is not the domestic politics of Moscow, which is what too many of our journalists and too many of our political figures say. The foreign policy problem we have with Russia is whether it can be kept within the borders that were established internationally after the breakup of the Soviet Union.
And you have to remember that is still a vast territory. St. Petersburg is closer to New York than it is to Vladivostok at the other end of the country. Vladivostok is closer to Seattle than it is to Moscow. So you would think the Russians could not be claustrophobic, but last week I came home from China on a private plane, and we landed at the Siberian city of Kaveric and an unbelievable haggle developed about whether we could get fuel there, which led me into a discussion with the local head of the customs department. And his basic concern was, when will Russia reacquire Ukraine, Azerbaijan and all these other countries that are now independent, and this is at the furthest corner of Russia you can almost be. So this is the adjustment Russia has to make.
I have a Chinese friend who claims that there exists the following Chinese proverb. I say claims, because I, frankly, do not believe that there exists as many Chinese proverbs as they lay upon us. But at any rate he says the proverb goes something like this: "When there is turmoil under the heavens, little problems are dealt with as if they were big problems, and big problems are not dealt with at all. When there is order under the heavens, big problems are reduced to small problems, and small problems will not obsess us."
PAY HOWARDWould love to see Will get a $2M check from NU.
https://twitter.com/247Huskers/status/1729936048384262381
Petrino back to pig aggie as OC is hilariousCertainly did not have that on my bingo card.
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Nice tribute video.goosebumps and tears. that is a great vid
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Big if true...Welcome back to the Big XII, Cliff!
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