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Wacker was a great guy. In '95 I was a freshman I attended the optional New Student Weekend just prior to the start of the fall quarter. It was at some summer camp a couple hours outside the Cities. Wacker showed up and gave a pep talk to the group. His corpuscles were really jumpin'! He...

True. We prefer uphill runners.

Sadly the 'Skeller closed back in 2018. The location is still a bar (Doggie's Pub) but it's a shell of its former self. Zeno's is the best bar in SC, in my opinion.

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Inspiration for some throwback unis.

Huh, never thought of those. :rolleyes:

If anyone's got extra tix for the PSU game, I'm looking for 4.

I missed the deadline for ordering Penn State tix from the U. I'm looking for 4, if anyone's got extras.

They need to get back to making WRs wear numbers in the 80s, like they're supposed to.

The Darkins era _M___M_ throwbacks need to happen.

Just wait until they roll out the __M____M__ throwbacks.

Deep pocketed boosters, such as myself, are thrilled by the prospect of having such an esteemed ball coach prowl the sidelines at Aggie Memorial Stadium.

In case anyone's curious, here are the distributions for the MI and MD games and the two games combined. I may have missed a play here or there, but did what I could while procrastinating at work.

Risk on the individual level is very different than risk on the systems level. Would you say the Dutch are feminized for determining the proper height of dikes based on a height that will likely prevent a massive catastrophe?

How many months are a few? Moreover, does immunity persist for all patients (symptomatic as well as asymptomatic) for a few months? Does immunity persist on average for a few months, or does it persist in >99.5% of patients for a few months? I'm genuinely curious, but remember absence of...

This is not known, nor should it be assumed.

Talk about bad math... You cannot compare events with vastly different statistical distributions. The number of deaths due to car crashes (or lightning strikes, the other favorite of idiots) is thin-tailed. The number of deaths due to pandemics throughout history is fat tailed. Impossible to...

You're god damn right.