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2026 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, Arrogant Twatwaffles, Emasculated Cucks, Feckless Marmots, Dirty Cheaters "Mid"chigan

No, the scoreboard was 16-13 Sparty when the clock went zero. One ref signaled TD and quickly waved it off, then there was uncertainty for a long time. Of course there was no game clock on the TV back then.

The sad thing is that the Buckeyes got a first down at the 1 with 29 seconds left, and the clock had been stopped for a measurement. Then tOSU only got 1 play off in those 29 seconds.

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If I didn't know any better, I'd swear Ryan Day was involved
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2026 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, Arrogant Twatwaffles, Emasculated Cucks, Feckless Marmots, Dirty Cheaters "Mid"chigan

So.. I guess the question is whether the result of the game was changed after it was over? It sounds to me as though it was changed after the game was over.
No, the scoreboard was 16-13 Sparty when the clock went zero. One ref signaled TD and quickly waved it off, then there was uncertainty for a long time. Of course there was no game clock on the TV back then.

The sad thing is that the Buckeyes got a first down at the 1 with 29 seconds left, and the clock had been stopped for a measurement. Then tOSU only got 1 play off in those 29 seconds.

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SEC (It just means more.. even its losses are wins)

I don't know. 2nd from the left is giving off some sexually confused (NTTAWWT) serial killer vibes.

I wouldn't be surprised to hear that any one of them has a dead hooker in the trunk of his car and he's going to show the others later, in an attempt to gain their respect.

I wouldn't consume food or drink any of them handed me, that is for sure.

That said, in the context of getting my ass kicked by them, even at my age-I'd take my chances.

Technology Gone Wild: Rise of the Machines

and since I like to try and think in probabilities and not absolute certainties- there is also a chance that AI does exactly what we need it to do and becomes the great productivity jump forward that we need given global demographic trends.

I mean, argue the percentages all you want to but it's greater than zero.

I know at my own personal household level unit economics it has been and continues to be a massive productivity enhancer. Fucking massive. Better yet, it has so far, not tried to use the vacuum robot to kill us.

So I think I'm just going to keep buggering on until it kills me.
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LSU Tigers (official thread)

LSU QB Sam Leavitt surprise doubtful ahead of Ole Miss game​

In a surprising turn of events, LSU on Wednesday night listed starting quarterback Sam Leavitt as doubtful for Saturday's much-anticipated rivalry game at Ole Miss.

The exact nature of Leavitt's injury is unclear. He completed last week's win over Louisiana Tech and spoke to reporters afterward without appearing to be in pain. LSU coach Lane Kiffin did not mention that Leavitt was dealing with any injuries during a Monday news conference.

Considering the intensity of the rivalry, there is a chance the surprise doubtful listing could involve some midweek gamesmanship......:confused:
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2026 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, Arrogant Twatwaffles, Emasculated Cucks, Feckless Marmots, Dirty Cheaters "Mid"chigan

It was 1974 at Sparty. It took over 45 minutes for the Big Ten and commissioner Wayne Duke to decide that there was a penalty on tOSU on the play and that the TD didn’t count and the game had ended after a penalty on the offense, which can happen. Champ Henson had been stopped just short of the goal line (although Buckeye fans believe he had scored) with more than 10 seconds left, and Sparty players were staying on the pile to delay the next snap, The refs didn’t stop the clock, the Buckeyes snapped it and scored as time ran out but the team wasn’t properly set at the snap.

Sparty fans will tell you that earlier on that drive one of their LBs (don’t remember his name, just that he was a twin), had picked off a pass but wasn’t credited with a pick. Had there been replay back then they probably would’ve gotten that pick.

That game knocked tOSU from the #1 spot, but they still would have win a Natty if they had been able to stop a 2-point conversion on a diving catch in the end zone, after Pat Haden had hit coach’s son J.K.McKay on a bomb in the last 2 minutes of the Rose Bowl. The 2-point conversion was in the end zone way too close to my seat for me to ever forget it.

So.. I guess the question is whether the result of the game was changed after it was over? It sounds to me as though it was changed after the game was over.
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2026 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, Arrogant Twatwaffles, Emasculated Cucks, Feckless Marmots, Dirty Cheaters "Mid"chigan

It was 1974 at Sparty. It took over 45 minutes for the Big Ten and commissioner Wayne Duke to decide that there was a penalty on tOSU on the play and that the TD didn’t count and the game had ended after a penalty on the offense, which can happen. Champ Henson had been stopped just short of the goal line (although Buckeye fans believe he had scored) with more than 10 seconds left, and Sparty players were staying on the pile to delay the next snap, The refs didn’t stop the clock, the Buckeyes snapped it and scored as time ran out but the team wasn’t properly set at the snap.

Sparty fans will tell you that earlier on that drive one of their LBs (don’t remember his name, just that he was a twin), had picked off a pass but wasn’t credited with a pick. Had there been replay back then they probably would’ve gotten that pick.

That game knocked tOSU from the #1 spot, but they still would have win a Natty if they had been able to stop a 2-point conversion on a diving catch in the end zone, after Pat Haden had hit coach’s son J.K.McKay on a bomb in the last 2 minutes of the Rose Bowl. The 2-point conversion was in the end zone way too close to my seat for me to ever forget it.

I was three years old but I'm sure I felt the kick to the little nads at the time.

Thanks for the walk down Punch Me In The Dick Lane.
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HC Ryan Day (B1G Coach of Year, B1G Champion, National Champion)

This is a rebuilding year. You ain't nothing special until you prove it on the field.

Day should have been lowering expectations before the year. He should have reacted to a #1 ranking with some questions in public and challenged his players to own it quietly. There is a LOT of talent on both sides of the ball, but the team lacks battle hardening as units and have inexperienced cogs in the wheel this early in the season. Day could have managed public expectations much more strategically so that Ohio State didn't walk onto the field in Texas with so much to lose and much less to win.

The beginning of that game gifted Ohio State two scores, in large part. Day should have told his team at half time that the game was not won and that they needed to come out winning. Pre-season, we heard was that Julian Sayin was leading the team and performing at a higher level than ever. In truth, he performed well below expectations in the 4th quarter when the pressure rose. We could say the same thing about the defensive line.

Perhaps I am wrong, and I understand and agree with the central premise, but Coach Day needs to rethink his strategy of cutting the number of plays to save his players for the final championship run. We all know that he has stud ponies that want to be ridden but rotating more players on the field accomplishes the same player health goals. If there aren't more players ready to play, even in a rebuilding year, then recruiting and readiness strategies need attention.

This is a disappointing loss because of the way it happened. Championships are still on the table, but so is the possibility that they roll into The Game with three losses.

Technology Gone Wild: Rise of the Machines

So here is my non joking thought/question on the "AI is going to kill us all" thing;

When they were building the atom bomb, they had a legitimate scientific question about the explosion unintentionally igniting the atmosphere. They did tests and disproved it but it was a legit "this unproven science could kill us all" moment in time.

Given the clickbait nature of the world we live in today- could this just be another one of those? Hyped up on the incessant social media/internet addiction society has?

I mean, the model is known-you win by getting a reaction so what better way to get a reaction than "fire!" in a theatre?

of course the very fact I am questioning the legitimacy of the claims feeds into the managed/sovereign democracy line of thinking (which I 100% believe in btw).

I dunno. We're all fucked for sure ultimately but I've been told the world was ending soon so many times since the 80's I have just tuned it out.

When I am eventually wrong on that, who really fucking cares? There isn't going to be anyone left running around saying "I told you so!"

If AI gets smart enough to be able to kill us all, it will be smart enough to realize that it can't yet. Most of the manufacturing process would have to be handled by robots since it would need people to build things. I feel like it's more likely we end up in The Matrix than Terminator, but solar/batteries are going to be key for technology taking over, and our AI overlords aren't going to want us to do anything to block out the sun unless someone figures out fusion.
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