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  • Hi,  Browns fans!   Ohio, Georgia, Oklahoma, and the Western end of the Carolinas will watch the Browns Vs, Falcons home and  last gam before their bye week, with Kenny Albert, and Jamael Orande Barber announcing the Sunday afternoon for The NFL On FOX.

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  • This week's upclose look at the ATL vs CLE game this Sunday.

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    GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND!

  • I kind of find it unusual that 3 different NFL games are on in Ohio and the BROWNS are on in 3 states up north and 7 states down south. 

    GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND!
    DieHardBrownsFanD 1 Reply

  • I had to look up a world map to check that area in orange is Oklahoma.

    The GipperT 1 Reply

  • 3QDJ.gif    Yea "Primetime" got one. But in the end, the Browns win 13-10 at The Muni on 12-16-90.                                                                     Play happened right in front of our seats.Back than aka Referee Randy & others never sat in their seats.Let's see this week if the Refs can stay in the right positions as this to get the calls right...TNF game with Panthers at Pittsburgh will be called by a 30 yr. vet Walt Coleman and a crew of 24,17,17,9,4,1 of experience. Falcons at Browns game will be called by 22 yrs of service Pete Morelli calling his 308th NFL game.Pete's crew has been solid this season with experience crew also of 23,19,17,17,2,1 yrs of service..Pete Morelli has a 7-9 record with Browns. Calling his 2nd cross division game since Rams in 2015.  EDit--Once again last week, Baker takes blow to head, called off field for 3 plays for testing from a sideline doc.. But once again... No Flag was Thrown..either call the nonsense..or get rid of the nonsense & play some real ?    

    Browns & Buffett: Got to go fishin, Down to rock bottom again, with just a few Friends
    gumby73G 1 Reply

  • I wonder if they will play it at the Winstar Casino just across the Red River in Oklahoma. I should see if I still have a free night stay there. That would make it worth driving up on Sunday.

    mjp28M 1 Reply
  • NeroN Nero

    I had to look up a world map to check that area in orange is Oklahoma.

    @nero said:

    I had to look up a world map to check that area in orange is Oklahoma.

    Where the wind comes sweeping off the plain. But note it is not the plain  in Spain

  • The GipperT The Gipper

    @nero said:

    I had to look up a world map to check that area in orange is Oklahoma.

    Where the wind comes sweeping off the plain. But note it is not the plain  in Spain

    @the-gipper said:

    Where the wind comes sweeping off the plain. But note it is not the plain  in Spain

    No but the sun comes up sooner in Spain.?

  • T TexasAg1969

    @the-gipper said:

    Where the wind comes sweeping off the plain. But note it is not the plain  in Spain

    No but the sun comes up sooner in Spain.?

    @texasag1969 said:

    No but the sun comes up sooner in Spain.?

    No, just about the same time.  Check the clock

    And as long as we are quoting song lyrics:

  • The GipperT The Gipper

    @texasag1969 said:

    No but the sun comes up sooner in Spain.?

    No, just about the same time.  Check the clock

    And as long as we are quoting song lyrics:

    @the-gipper said:

    No, just about the same time.  Check the clock

    And as long as we are quoting song lyrics:

    Oklahoma Sooners...

    The GipperT hoortaH 2 Replies
  • NeroN Nero

    @the-gipper said:

    No, just about the same time.  Check the clock

    And as long as we are quoting song lyrics:

    Oklahoma Sooners...

    @nero said:

    Oklahoma Sooners...

    So, are you challenging Yogi?   "It gets late early out here".

    (Yogi....the greatest philosopher of our times)

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  • I don't know what are you talking about, sincerely.

    The GipperT 1 Reply
  • NeroN Nero

    @the-gipper said:

    No, just about the same time.  Check the clock

    And as long as we are quoting song lyrics:

    Oklahoma Sooners...

    @nero said:

    Oklahoma Sooners...

    Sooners got that name when the Oklahoma Territory got opened for settlement. They beat the "official"starting time. 

    @nero said:

    I don't know what are you talking about, sincerely.

    If you mean Yogi Berra, player and long time coach of the New York Yankees. Many famous quotes "Yogi-isms" attributed to him. "It's not over until it's over" among others. Here's another great one “Always go to other people's funerals, otherwise they won't come to yours.” 

    https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/79014.Yogi_Berra

  • NeroN Nero

    I don't know what are you talking about, sincerely.

    @nero said:

    I don't know what are you talking about, sincerely.

    Perhaps the greatest philosopher of the 20th century. 

  • Now I understand. I'm fine on this side of the Atlantic 😁

  • NeroN Nero

    Now I understand. I'm fine on this side of the Atlantic 😁

    @nero said:

    Now I understand. I'm fine on this side of the Atlantic 😁

    By that do you mean that you don't want to take a trip to Oklahoma?   I spent a week there in August. There are any number of interesting things to see and do there.

    Yippykyaymotherphucker

  • A few  iterations of the "Trail of Tears" in the 1830s took several nations worth of Native Americans in Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama and, after killing upwards of half of them on the forced march there in the dead of winter, dropped them off in Oklahoma.  The upshot is that today there's lots of descedents of folks originally from the "greater" Atlanta area living in Oklahoma, as this tv distribution map so clearly shows.

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    T hoortaH 2 Replies
  • O onkyoreceiver

    A few  iterations of the "Trail of Tears" in the 1830s took several nations worth of Native Americans in Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama and, after killing upwards of half of them on the forced march there in the dead of winter, dropped them off in Oklahoma.  The upshot is that today there's lots of descedents of folks originally from the "greater" Atlanta area living in Oklahoma, as this tv distribution map so clearly shows.

    Screenshot_2018-11-07-21-28-16.png

    @onkyoreceiver said:

    A few  iterations of the "Trail of Tears" in the 1830s took several nations worth of Native Americans in Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama and, after killing upwards of half of them on the forced march there in the dead of winter, dropped them off in Oklahoma. 

    And here I thought the Trail of Tears was from Pittsburgh to Cleveland.?

  • T TexasAg1969

    @onkyoreceiver said:

    A few  iterations of the "Trail of Tears" in the 1830s took several nations worth of Native Americans in Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama and, after killing upwards of half of them on the forced march there in the dead of winter, dropped them off in Oklahoma. 

    And here I thought the Trail of Tears was from Pittsburgh to Cleveland.?

    @texasag1969 said:

    And here I thought the Trail of Tears was from Pittsburgh to Cleveland.?

    And I thought this was the GAMEDAY foods thread.....ooops my mistake.  😕

    GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND!
  • O onkyoreceiver

    A few  iterations of the "Trail of Tears" in the 1830s took several nations worth of Native Americans in Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama and, after killing upwards of half of them on the forced march there in the dead of winter, dropped them off in Oklahoma.  The upshot is that today there's lots of descedents of folks originally from the "greater" Atlanta area living in Oklahoma, as this tv distribution map so clearly shows.

    Screenshot_2018-11-07-21-28-16.png

    @onkyoreceiver said:

    A few  iterations of the "Trail of Tears" in the 1830s took several nations worth of Native Americans in Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama and, after killing upwards of half of them on the forced march there in the dead of winter, dropped them off in Oklahoma.  The upshot is that today there's lots of descedents of folks originally from the "greater" Atlanta area living in Oklahoma, as this tv distribution map so clearly shows.:)

    Oklahoma used to be "Indian Territory" until it got co-opted by the US Government. But there's still a lot of folks in Norman interested in Baker.  🙂 Don't get me started on the Trail of Tears.   Bury my Heart at Wounded Knee should be required reading for everyone. How the West was lost from the Native American perspective.  

    One quote I've committed to memory I first saw in a Real Estate Agent's office in Estes Park Colorado- from the Arapaho Chief Red Cloud.  "When the white man came, he made to us many promises, more than I can remember. But he never kept but one. He promised to take our land- and he took it."   

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