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  • @the-gipper said:

    I haven't quite gone full Renaissance man yet.    When I can write in Latin with my right hand, and in French with my left.....both at the same time, then may I will reach full Rennaissance man status.  😎

    That's ok, you're still our resident barrister, fact finder and accomplished wordsmith.

    @mjp28 said:

    That's ok, you're still our resident barrister, fact finder and accomplished wordsmith.

    Sure......and hopefully not also becoming a polyglot.

  • @mjp28 said:

    That's ok, you're still our resident barrister, fact finder and accomplished wordsmith.

    Sure......and hopefully not also becoming a polyglot.

    @the-gipper said:

    Sure......and hopefully not also becoming a polyglot.

    noun
    3. a mixture or confusion of languages.  😳
    4. a person who speaks, writes, or reads a number of languages.
     
    No I don't think so.
  • Speaks three languages - trilingual. 

    Speaks two languages - bilingual. 

    Speaks one language - American.  😆

  • @hoorta said:

    Would it make you happy if centigrade thermostats were fractional? Sheeze, fixed in your ways. Below 10C, it's getting chilly, over 30C getting hot. Metric weights are much more precise than the archaic 16 ounces to a pound. 1,000 grams to a kilogram. 28 grams to an ounce. If you ever bother to look at your pill bottles, they're already in milligrams 1\1,000th of a gram, so you've been using metric for years. Ditto on booze. Everyone knows what a 750ml bottle looks like, so big hardship selling gas by the liter. Gas stations would love it- 75 cents a liter, looks way cheaper.  🙂

    Really, having everything based on multiples of 10 is a lot easier, you just need to put in the minimal effort to get used to it.

    I remember I think it was back in the 70's where the USA was going to go metric.  They started putting up Kilometer signs on the highways, etc.  Then they stopped.  I don't see any need to go metric.  I believe England isn't metric either.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    I remember I think it was back in the 70's where the USA was going to go metric.  They started putting up Kilometer signs on the highways, etc.  Then they stopped.  I don't see any need to go metric.  I believe England isn't metric either.

    I would just say if we're selling something to the EU, it better have metric parts. Metric is already in general use in science and medicine, MHO is eventually the rest of the country will catch up. 🙂

  • And now back on topic- sort of. Caught up on my backlog of pre draft stuff, and saw this on NBC as part of their top qb prospects. If the media portrays Baker as a flag plantin', crotch grabbin', drunk jerk- this sort of stuff never hits the air waves. Fortunately, it was on YouTube also. My opinion of him as a person went up about 1,000% after seeing this. Brought a tear to my eye.....  

    @hoorta said:

    And now back on topic- sort of. Caught up on my backlog of pre draft stuff, and saw this on NBC as part of their top qb prospects. If the media portrays Baker as a flag plantin', crotch grabbin', drunk jerk- this sort of stuff never hits the air waves. Fortunately, it was on YouTube also. My opinion of him as a person went up about 1,000% after seeing this. Brought a tear to my eye.....  

    This video Shmucked me up. Powerful. Life is too short for the pettiness... we only get one shot. Make it count. 

  • @mjp28 said:

    That's ok, you're still our resident barrister, fact finder and accomplished wordsmith.

    Sure......and hopefully not also becoming a polyglot.

    @the-gipper said:

    Sure......and hopefully not also becoming a polyglot.

    Your scarlet macaw will enjoy eating fruit, nuts and vegetables.

  • @hoorta said:

    Would it make you happy if centigrade thermostats were fractional? Sheeze, fixed in your ways. Below 10C, it's getting chilly, over 30C getting hot. Metric weights are much more precise than the archaic 16 ounces to a pound. 1,000 grams to a kilogram. 28 grams to an ounce. If you ever bother to look at your pill bottles, they're already in milligrams 1\1,000th of a gram, so you've been using metric for years. Ditto on booze. Everyone knows what a 750ml bottle looks like, so big hardship selling gas by the liter. Gas stations would love it- 75 cents a liter, looks way cheaper.  🙂

    Really, having everything based on multiples of 10 is a lot easier, you just need to put in the minimal effort to get used to it.

    I remember I think it was back in the 70's where the USA was going to go metric.  They started putting up Kilometer signs on the highways, etc.  Then they stopped.  I don't see any need to go metric.  I believe England isn't metric either.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    I remember I think it was back in the 70's where the USA was going to go metric.  They started putting up Kilometer signs on the highways, etc.  Then they stopped.  I don't see any need to go metric.  I believe England isn't metric either.

    It's half and half over here. All shops/ stores had to switch to kg/g a number of years ago. All road signs and car speedometers are in miles and mph, weather reports are in celsius/centigrade but when discussing the weather people generally go with Fahrenheit for warm temperatures and celsius for cold 😁

  • And now back on topic- sort of. Caught up on my backlog of pre draft stuff, and saw this on NBC as part of their top qb prospects. If the media portrays Baker as a flag plantin', crotch grabbin', drunk jerk- this sort of stuff never hits the air waves. Fortunately, it was on YouTube also. My opinion of him as a person went up about 1,000% after seeing this. Brought a tear to my eye.....  

    @hoorta said:

    And now back on topic- sort of. Caught up on my backlog of pre draft stuff, and saw this on NBC as part of their top qb prospects. If the media portrays Baker as a flag plantin', crotch grabbin', drunk jerk- this sort of stuff never hits the air waves. Fortunately, it was on YouTube also. My opinion of him as a person went up about 1,000% after seeing this. Brought a tear to my eye.....  

    Well done Hoorta. Believe it or not, this story was featured at the Heisman Trophy presentation show back in December. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    I haven't quite gone full Renaissance man yet.    When I can write in Latin with my right hand, and in French with my left.....both at the same time, then may I will reach full Rennaissance man status.  😎

    That's ok, you're still our resident barrister, fact finder and accomplished wordsmith.

    @mjp28 said:

    That's ok, you're still our resident barrister, fact finder and accomplished wordsmith.

    And for those of us that don't always GET IT the first time we read something - Gips' Smart Phone understands this and adds an echo to every statement he types.  And of course if the Smart Phone has a Smart User - he gives the message board all the credit for the twin statements... 

  • @the-gipper said:

    Sure......and hopefully not also becoming a polyglot.

    Your scarlet macaw will enjoy eating fruit, nuts and vegetables.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Your scarlet macaw will enjoy eating fruit, nuts and vegetables.

    We're gunn'a need more Baker's in The Land!! 

  • @the-gipper said:

    Sure......and hopefully not also becoming a polyglot.

    Your scarlet macaw will enjoy eating fruit, nuts and vegetables.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Your scarlet macaw will enjoy eating fruit, nuts and vegetables.

    Is this a projection of what Josh Rosen's beak will look like after he pisses off the wrong guys?  Don't worry - Matt Leinart used to be a Cardinal too. 

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Your scarlet macaw will enjoy eating fruit, nuts and vegetables.

    Is this a projection of what Josh Rosen's beak will look like after he pisses off the wrong guys?  Don't worry - Matt Leinart used to be a Cardinal too. 

    @flugel said:

    Is this a projection of what Josh Rosen's beak will look like after he pisses off the wrong guys?  Don't worry - Matt Leinart used to be a Cardinal too. 

    Just a larger cousin to the Cardinals!😉

  • The Mackenzie Asher/Baker Mayfield story hits me in a very strange spiritual way. First, I raised 3 daughters through dance classes. Those kids become tight family members of your own at times..My youngest daughter(now 22), is now teaching the same dance classes with her favorite kid dance member named MacKenzie..This MacKenzie lost both her parents due to a car accident driving to see their daughters dance competition in Myrtle Beach on her 9th Birthday 🙁..MacKenzie lost her real parents that day,but she soon learned, she would never have to walk alone without them..Secondly, I lost my Mom to Leukemia Cancer in March of 2012.A young 72. I witnessed her last battles of a 2 year fight at St.Charles Hospital in Toledo. Doc's felt like she would be going home with my 2 sisters and some home medical visits. So I left my Mom in good spirits in a Peyton Hillis Jersey. With her sitting up eating hospital food, stating these potatoes suck😮. Within a week of returning to NC, I got the sister call that the shingles maybe just as worse as the kimoe ..Happy Mothers Day Momma D! Maybe one day the freckled faced 11 year old Angel MacKenzie Asher & Angel Momma D. can hook up to Watch Baker Mayfield win us a Super Bowl..Squeeze your MaMa today..or your just might miss it 😍.      

  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    I remember I think it was back in the 70's where the USA was going to go metric.  They started putting up Kilometer signs on the highways, etc.  Then they stopped.  I don't see any need to go metric.  I believe England isn't metric either.

    I would just say if we're selling something to the EU, it better have metric parts. Metric is already in general use in science and medicine, MHO is eventually the rest of the country will catch up. 🙂

    @hoorta said:

    I would just say if we're selling something to the EU, it better have metric parts. Metric is already in general use in science and medicine, MHO is eventually the rest of the country will catch up. 🙂

    Call me when  the NFL decides to convert its field and everything else to  meters.

  • @mjp28 said:

    That's ok, you're still our resident barrister, fact finder and accomplished wordsmith.

    And for those of us that don't always GET IT the first time we read something - Gips' Smart Phone understands this and adds an echo to every statement he types.  And of course if the Smart Phone has a Smart User - he gives the message board all the credit for the twin statements... 

    @flugel said:

    And for those of us that don't always GET IT the first time we read something - Gips' Smart Phone understands this and adds an echo to every statement he types.  And of course if the Smart Phone has a Smart User - he gives the message board all the credit for the twin statements... 

    What? You don't like to double up?   Then don't call these ladies:

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  • @hoorta said:

    I would just say if we're selling something to the EU, it better have metric parts. Metric is already in general use in science and medicine, MHO is eventually the rest of the country will catch up. 🙂

    Call me when  the NFL decides to convert its field and everything else to  meters.

    @the-gipper said:

    Call me when  the NFL decides to convert its field and everything else to  meters.

    Ha, and what's the #1 sport in the world? Hint, it's not NFL football. It's the other football, with a pitch (field for those soccer hatas) laid out in meters. 😁

  • @the-gipper said:

    Call me when  the NFL decides to convert its field and everything else to  meters.

    Ha, and what's the #1 sport in the world? Hint, it's not NFL football. It's the other football, with a pitch (field for those soccer hatas) laid out in meters. 😁

    @hoorta said:

    Ha, and what's the #1 sport in the world? Hint, it's not NFL football. It's the other football, with a pitch (field for those soccer hatas) laid out in meters. 😁

    And who here gives a flying bicycle kick about futbol.  

    Call me when you can no longer buy a gallon of gas or a gallon of milk.

    And call me when The Who  comes out with a song titled:  I Can see for Kilometers and Kilometers.

    😛

    Oh...but you know who would like the metric system:   Product producers.   Because they can fake you out by giving you less product for more money simply by using the metric system.   Just like this drink bottle I have on my desk.   Instead of a 20 OZ bottle, they give me a  500  ML bottle (which comes out to 16.9 OZ...meaning they give 3 OZ less for the same of more money.

  • @hoorta said:

    Ha, and what's the #1 sport in the world? Hint, it's not NFL football. It's the other football, with a pitch (field for those soccer hatas) laid out in meters. 😁

    And who here gives a flying bicycle kick about futbol.  

    Call me when you can no longer buy a gallon of gas or a gallon of milk.

    And call me when The Who  comes out with a song titled:  I Can see for Kilometers and Kilometers.

    😛

    Oh...but you know who would like the metric system:   Product producers.   Because they can fake you out by giving you less product for more money simply by using the metric system.   Just like this drink bottle I have on my desk.   Instead of a 20 OZ bottle, they give me a  500  ML bottle (which comes out to 16.9 OZ...meaning they give 3 OZ less for the same of more money.

    @the-gipper said:

    And who here gives a flying bicycle kick about futbol.  

    Call me when you can no longer buy a gallon of gas or a gallon of milk.

    And call me when The Who  comes out with a song titled:  I Can see for Kilometers and Kilometers.

    😛

    Oh...but you know who would like the metric system:   Product producers.   Because they can fake you out by giving you less product for more money simply by using the metric system.   Just like this drink bottle I have on my desk.   Instead of a 20 OZ bottle, they give me a  500  ML bottle (which comes out to 16.9 OZ...meaning they give 3 OZ less for the same of more money.

    Thanks for just sticking your foot in mouth. 500 ml is better than a 16 oz Us pint. Liter bigger than a US quart. Continue on, dinosaur. 

    Let me know when the world TV rankings for the Super Bowl equal the World Cup final. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    And who here gives a flying bicycle kick about futbol.  

    Call me when you can no longer buy a gallon of gas or a gallon of milk.

    And call me when The Who  comes out with a song titled:  I Can see for Kilometers and Kilometers.

    😛

    Oh...but you know who would like the metric system:   Product producers.   Because they can fake you out by giving you less product for more money simply by using the metric system.   Just like this drink bottle I have on my desk.   Instead of a 20 OZ bottle, they give me a  500  ML bottle (which comes out to 16.9 OZ...meaning they give 3 OZ less for the same of more money.

    Thanks for just sticking your foot in mouth. 500 ml is better than a 16 oz Us pint. Liter bigger than a US quart. Continue on, dinosaur. 

    Let me know when the world TV rankings for the Super Bowl equal the World Cup final. 

    @hoorta said:

    Thanks for just sticking your foot in mouth. 500 ml is better than a 16 oz Us pint. Liter bigger than a US quart. Continue on, dinosaur. 

    Let me know when the world TV rankings for the Super Bowl equal the World Cup final. 

    Did you not read what I said?   Instead of giving us a 20 oz bottle of Coke, they are giving a 500 ml bottle...which is LESS product....for the same or greater price. 

    So...if you are such into metrics, tell us the length in metric numbers of the length and weight of the blade of a guillotine.  After all....the guys that put that to use are the ones who pushed the metric system.

    As for the World Cup?  Its a nice little thing.  Doesn't compare to the ratings of the Super Bowl.   Not in this country.   I would still rather have the US win the Olympic Gold, even in soccer. 

    And, like I said, call me when the NFL  begins to measure the field in metric terms.  That is when I will say that the metric fairies have won.