Age
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Well... I would have been 61 in Dec... except after I turned fifty, I started going backwards. I figure,
that I'd rather be one year old, than 99, since I'd be just about as helpless maybe.
So, I'm 39. And I really don't look it, even though I may have Kathy beat (I'm younger than Canton Mike, though! GGG)
...when people ask me my secret to youthful looks, I just tell them I'm chronically immature. @@
Anyways, my first Browns memory, is seeing the Browns play the Steelers in an exhibition game, at the U. of Akron Rubber Bowl
when I was a kid. Leory Kelly was always my bigtime favorite player back then, and I didn't have any use for Jimmy Brown as a
person.
even though I may have Kathy beat ...
Uh. Nope. But you are a gentleman for suggesting that you might.
Woof Woof, Kathy http://cognitivemanifesto.com/ http://www.skadden.com/index.cfm?contentID=49&officeID=9 Bendix ESP -
51
First diagnosed with symptoms in the early 60s
First full blown outbreak...1967...playoff loss to the Cowboys...like 47-14
Been running full bore into that brick wall ever since...one of these days that damn thing is gonna fall
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Some might say that you have shamed the name Woody by electing to attend that school up north....as Woody called it. I mean, it does look like you did have other choices, fair to say?:
List of the Top Good Mechanical Engineering Schools
School Name Distinction Location
University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign Undergraduate externship program with 16 cooperating companies Urbana, IL
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor New research complex broke ground in April 2011 Ann Arbor, MI
Purdue University New LEED-certified wing being added to mechanical engineering building West Lafayette, IN
University of California - Berkeley Offers a D.Eng to interested doctorate-seeking students Berkeley, CA
Cornell University Features the Experiential Learning Laboratory Ithaca, NY
Georgia Institute of Technology Offers the Frank K. Webb Program in Professional Communication Atlanta, GA
Stanford University Highest-ranked mechanical engineering department in the U.S. with a part-time graduate curriculum option Stanford, CA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Offers several oceanographic and ocean-related degrees Cambridge, MA
Princeton University Offers a program in laser technology Princeton, NJ
California Institute of Technology Features the Jim Hall Design and Prototyping Lab Pasadena, CA
Nevertheless. Good luck with school.
That is quite the list. I doubt I could get into Cal Tech or MIT. Didn't apply to Stanford, Cal, Georgia Tech, etc. Pick Michigan over Purdue and Illinois (and OSU and Cincy).
This nickname didn't come from Woody, but I guess I should be MLD Bo haha
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
Some might say that you have shamed the name Woody by electing to attend that school up north....as Woody called it. I mean, it does look like you did have other choices, fair to say?:
List of the Top Good Mechanical Engineering Schools
School Name Distinction Location
University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign Undergraduate externship program with 16 cooperating companies Urbana, IL
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor New research complex broke ground in April 2011 Ann Arbor, MI
Purdue University New LEED-certified wing being added to mechanical engineering building West Lafayette, IN
University of California - Berkeley Offers a D.Eng to interested doctorate-seeking students Berkeley, CA
Cornell University Features the Experiential Learning Laboratory Ithaca, NY
Georgia Institute of Technology Offers the Frank K. Webb Program in Professional Communication Atlanta, GA
Stanford University Highest-ranked mechanical engineering department in the U.S. with a part-time graduate curriculum option Stanford, CA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Offers several oceanographic and ocean-related degrees Cambridge, MA
Princeton University Offers a program in laser technology Princeton, NJ
California Institute of Technology Features the Jim Hall Design and Prototyping Lab Pasadena, CA
Nevertheless. Good luck with school.
That is quite the list. I doubt I could get into Cal Tech or MIT. Didn't apply to Stanford, Cal, Georgia Tech, etc. Pick Michigan over Purdue and Illinois (and OSU and Cincy).
This nickname didn't come from Woody, but I guess I should be MLD Bo haha
That is quite the list. I doubt I could get into Cal Tech or MIT. Didn't apply to Stanford, Cal, Georgia Tech, etc. Pick Michigan over Purdue and Illinois (and OSU and Cincy).
This nickname didn't come from Woody, but I guess I should be MLD Bo haha
What dumbass, couldn't get into MIT?
Should have gone to Purdue or Georgia Tech instead. Michigan may have some nice academic programs, but those ratings are meaningless. -
Georgia is too far away.... I like my family.
I shouldn't say I doubt I could get into MIT, I KNOW I can' get into MIT haha. The pressure there would be unbelievable too
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
Some might say that you have shamed the name Woody by electing to attend that school up north....as Woody called it. I mean, it does look like you did have other choices, fair to say?:
List of the Top Good Mechanical Engineering Schools
School Name Distinction Location
University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign Undergraduate externship program with 16 cooperating companies Urbana, IL
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor New research complex broke ground in April 2011 Ann Arbor, MI
Purdue University New LEED-certified wing being added to mechanical engineering building West Lafayette, IN
University of California - Berkeley Offers a D.Eng to interested doctorate-seeking students Berkeley, CA
Cornell University Features the Experiential Learning Laboratory Ithaca, NY
Georgia Institute of Technology Offers the Frank K. Webb Program in Professional Communication Atlanta, GA
Stanford University Highest-ranked mechanical engineering department in the U.S. with a part-time graduate curriculum option Stanford, CA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Offers several oceanographic and ocean-related degrees Cambridge, MA
Princeton University Offers a program in laser technology Princeton, NJ
California Institute of Technology Features the Jim Hall Design and Prototyping Lab Pasadena, CA
Nevertheless. Good luck with school.
That is quite the list. I doubt I could get into Cal Tech or MIT. Didn't apply to Stanford, Cal, Georgia Tech, etc. Pick Michigan over Purdue and Illinois (and OSU and Cincy).
This nickname didn't come from Woody, but I guess I should be MLD Bo haha
That is quite the list. I doubt I could get into Cal Tech or MIT. Didn't apply to Stanford, Cal, Georgia Tech, etc. Pick Michigan over Purdue and Illinois (and OSU and Cincy).
This nickname didn't come from Woody, but I guess I should be MLD Bo haha
The only things that were ever any good about Michigan came from Ohio.....like Bo. (Barberton)
Or Heisman winners Desmond Howard (Cleveland) and Woodson (Fremont)
You can add your name to the list if you like.
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That is quite the list. I doubt I could get into Cal Tech or MIT. Didn't apply to Stanford, Cal, Georgia Tech, etc. Pick Michigan over Purdue and Illinois (and OSU and Cincy).
This nickname didn't come from Woody, but I guess I should be MLD Bo haha
What dumbass, couldn't get into MIT?
Should have gone to Purdue or Georgia Tech instead. Michigan may have some nice academic programs, but those ratings are meaningless.What dumbass, couldn't get into MIT?
Should have gone to Purdue or Georgia Tech instead. Michigan may have some nice academic programs, but those ratings are meaningless.As a person who has one kid in college and another about to go in, I wouldn't go so far to say that they are meaningless.
Perhaps TOO Much emphasis is put on them.....like blaming or crediting a QB for everything that happens to a team....but like the QB deal, there is SOMEthing to be said about the ratings.
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Georgia is too far away.... I like my family.
I shouldn't say I doubt I could get into MIT, I KNOW I can' get into MIT haha. The pressure there would be unbelievable too
Georgia is too far away.... I like my family.
I shouldn't say I doubt I could get into MIT, I KNOW I can' get into MIT haha. The pressure there would be unbelievable too
Well, I will only say that appears that you made a good choice from an academic point of view....if not from a sports point of view. I wouldn't put myself down either if I were you.
Even though Hoorta says those rankings mean nothing....the fact is they DO mean something when it comes to being selected to a grad school....or to an employer.
Do you think that my law degree from Akron U. would have gotten me as far as if I had one from Harvard? I can guarandamntee you that it didn't.
Your Top Ten Undergraduate Engineering schools (those that provide a doctorate) per US News and World Report are:
1. MIT
2. Stanford
3. Cal-Berkely
4. Cal Tech
5. Georgia Tech
6. Michigan and Illinois tied.
8. Carnegie-Mellon
9. Cornell and Purdue tied.
Of schools that don't offer a doctorate you have:
1. Harvey Mudd
2. Rose-Hulman IT
3. US Military Academy (Army)
4. Cooper Union
5. Cal Poly Tech SLO
5. US Naval Academy (Navy)
5. US Air Force Academy
8. Franklin Olin
9. Bucknell
10. Villanova
Like I said, sounds like you are doing OK kid. Now get back to studying.
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Georgia is too far away.... I like my family.
I shouldn't say I doubt I could get into MIT, I KNOW I can' get into MIT haha. The pressure there would be unbelievable too
Well, I will only say that appears that you made a good choice from an academic point of view....if not from a sports point of view. I wouldn't put myself down either if I were you.
Even though Hoorta says those rankings mean nothing....the fact is they DO mean something when it comes to being selected to a grad school....or to an employer.
Do you think that my law degree from Akron U. would have gotten me as far as if I had one from Harvard? I can guarandamntee you that it didn't.
Your Top Ten Undergraduate Engineering schools (those that provide a doctorate) per US News and World Report are:
1. MIT
2. Stanford
3. Cal-Berkely
4. Cal Tech
5. Georgia Tech
6. Michigan and Illinois tied.
8. Carnegie-Mellon
9. Cornell and Purdue tied.
Of schools that don't offer a doctorate you have:
1. Harvey Mudd
2. Rose-Hulman IT
3. US Military Academy (Army)
4. Cooper Union
5. Cal Poly Tech SLO
5. US Naval Academy (Navy)
5. US Air Force Academy
8. Franklin Olin
9. Bucknell
10. Villanova
Like I said, sounds like you are doing OK kid. Now get back to studying.
Well, I will only say that appears that you made a good choice from an academic point of view....if not from a sports point of view. I wouldn't put myself down either if I were you.
Even though Hoorta says those rankings mean nothing....the fact is they DO mean something when it comes to being selected to a grad school....or to an employer.
Do you think that my law degree from Akron U. would have gotten me as far as if I had one from Harvard? I can guarandamntee you that it didn't.
Your Top Ten Undergraduate Engineering schools (those that provide a doctorate) per US News and World Report are:
1. MIT
2. Stanford
3. Cal-Berkely
4. Cal Tech
5. Georgia Tech
6. Michigan and Illinois tied.
8. Carnegie-Mellon
9. Cornell and Purdue tied.
Of schools that don't offer a doctorate you have:
1. Harvey Mudd
2. Rose-Hulman IT
3. US Military Academy (Army)
4. Cooper Union
5. Cal Poly Tech SLO
5. US Naval Academy (Navy)
5. US Air Force Academy
8. Franklin Olin
9. Bucknell
10. Villanova
Like I said, sounds like you are doing OK kid. Now get back to studying.
There is definitely something to be said for name-recognition and networking opportunities!
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Like I said, sounds like you are doing OK kid. Now get back to studying.
Thank you.
and its cool, I didn't bring myself down. I've been a Michigan fan most of my life. In your eyes I've was already down
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Like I said, sounds like you are doing OK kid. Now get back to studying.
Thank you.
and its cool, I didn't bring myself down. I've been a Michigan fan most of my life. In your eyes I've was already down
Thank you.
and its cool, I didn't bring myself down. I've been a Michigan fan most of my life. In your eyes I've was already down
Well, being a Michigan fan because you enrolled there because it is a top engineering school is understandable and forgiveable.
Being from Ohio, and being a Michigan fan BEFORE you ever thought about going to school there is unforgiveable.
Sectumsempra!
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By the way, I went to Cleveland-Marshall for law school. Akron U. for undergraduate.
OOPs.
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I go to Florida State University in Tallahassee after my family moved to Tampa when I was 10. My father and I remained devout Cleveland fans and have bought the tv packages for every season for each of our teams since 2001. I am currently 20 and continue to cheer for my Cleveland sports and Buckeyes no matter what. Finishing up my degree this year and looking into law schools pending acceptance to them!
Oh and born in and lived in Westlake in my youth
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32 from Erie, PA and been with the Browns since 87'
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Is Cleveland Marshal like a subset of CSU?
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
65 & I DO believe I have Kathy beat!
To test my memory a bit, I recall how overjoyed I was at drafting Jimmy Brown, upset with trading Bobby Mitchell & Paul Warfield, angry at the firing of the great Paul Brown, & saddened by the untimely death of Ernie Davis. I vividly remember that '64 Championship when we SKUNKED the heavily favored Baltimore Colts 27-0.
There were Glory Years & I refuse to kick the bucket until they are back. Bottom line is that I was raised as a Browns Fan & will certainly die as one.....I just want to leave a winner & you younger folks with the wonderful memories I have.
Mike
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65 & I DO believe I have Kathy beat!
To test my memory a bit, I recall how overjoyed I was at drafting Jimmy Brown, upset with trading Bobby Mitchell & Paul Warfield, angry at the firing of the great Paul Brown, & saddened by the untimely death of Ernie Davis. I vividly remember that '64 Championship when we SKUNKED the heavily favored Baltimore Colts 27-0.
There were Glory Years & I refuse to kick the bucket until they are back. Bottom line is that I was raised as a Browns Fan & will certainly die as one.....I just want to leave a winner & you younger folks with the wonderful memories I have.
Mike
I refuse to kick the bucket until they are back.
Good luck bro, just turned 36 yesterday and I have my doubts.
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Canton Mike is ANCIENT - he has ME beat ! LOL
I'm saving my $$$$ starting today, to take Dad, Canton Mike, myself and my Wifie, to
the Browns' playoff game next season.
Or next season....@@
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