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yeah it was brutal at the beginning. we considered quitting, but pushed through. and it was definitely worth it.

looks like typical Arkansas trailer park appearance to me.

depends on what you expect out of a governor. if you expect him to waste time on frivolous matters like education, crime, shitty roads, hurricane protection/recovery, and stuff like that, then this is terrible. but this is Louisiana. we don't expect our elected officials to bother with such...

because with these super conferences, these clusterfucks are going to be more and more common. don't be shocked when it happens in the B1G too. this is the first time it's ever happened (if it even happens), so not sure what you mean by "seems to happen every year" with the old division format...

did you miss the part of my post that said y'all clusterfuck is further down the standings? the Big Ten currently has 7 teams tied with 4 losses each. and assuming no upsets, will have 6 teams that finish with 5 losses each. nobody gives a shit because y'all cluster is down the standings...

that would depend on who gets added to each team's schedule. could easily end up with the same clusterfuck. the Big Ten currently is sitting with a big clusterfuck as well. just y'alls is further down in the standings, so nobody is talking about it.

I already have the tie breakers broken down. if this happens (only "upset" being Arkansas over Missouri): that leaves you with a 6-way tie for the 2nd spot in the SEC CG. LSU wins the tie breaker in that scenario and goes to Atlanta. if Missouri wins that game vs Arkansas and all other...

pole vaulting and hurtles are a bitch in the water.

my take is that it means pretty much nothing and I don't ever pay any attention to that type of stuff.

I agree that 10 is probably the minimum. you want to try to maintain the traditional rivalries as best as you can, but you also need as many teams to play each other as possible as well.

agreed. i hate that we don’t play them this year or next.

I had to look it up. according to Wikipedia:

this one is unpaved the entire way. and yeah when we stopped for our first (of several) breaks we were both really questioning if why the hell we ever decided to try this. the terrain was a lot rougher near the top, but was not much of an incline at that point, so it wasn't terrible. Except we...

ok, so I didn't climb up onto the pointy thing. just right next to it. :slappy:

the rate of climb is what determines how difficult the hike is. on this trail you gain right around 3,000' over the course of 4.1 miles. and the first mile and a half or so is freaking brutal. the first mile goes up around 820'. by the third mile you're going up "only" about 600'. the last...

Salt Flats and "crop circles" looking to the southwest before getting to the summit:

highest in Louisiana is 535' and we call it a "mountain" :slappy:

the view looking East from "the top of Texas" edit: my bad, this looking mostly South.

did a few in Colorado as a teen, but I'm not really counting those. the ones we did had roads we drove up pretty close to top then a paved trail the rest of the way. Extreme West Texas has the Southern Rockies. It's the very eastern edge of the Rockies, so they don't have the ones that tower up...