Thank fucking god. This thread and pod might temporarily save the dreckfest that our once-beloved main bored has become.
If you can't appreciate the offseason greatness that is the main bored, you really belong over on Doogpound.
This is my first offseason here but it seems to consist largely of you floating from thread to thread, adhering to some weird code that only you seem to follow, and you use the WTF and Flag buttons like a Chinaman uses his honking horn.
I love you guys and I love margaritas - especially with horny-itos hundred percento de agave tequil(l)a - but please for the love of Pete, don't call them Margs.
That's the hipster in Dennis coming to the forefront
Thank fucking god. This thread and pod might temporarily save the dreckfest that our once-beloved main bored has become.
If you can't appreciate the offseason greatness that is the main bored, you really belong over on Doogpound.
This is my first offseason here but it seems to consist largely of you floating from thread to thread, adhering to some weird code that only you seem to follow, and you use the WTF and Flag buttons like a Chinaman uses his honking horn.
Loved the tangent about James Bond and Saville row. Always in for an electric suit story.
I also liked the part cutting off Coker when he was telling a story about how Nick Harris's helmet broke at the spring game (actually Coker what happened?)
More stories about about gay bars and Saville row and less stories about husky players please! The TSIO podcast difference.
Seriously though enjoyed the pod, drunken stats should be a new segment.
The Battle of Puebla (Spanish: Batalla de Puebla) took place on 5 May 1862, near the city of Puebla during the French intervention in Mexico. The battle ended in a victory for the Mexican Army over the occupying French soldiers. The French eventually overran the Mexicans in subsequent battles, but the Mexican victory at Puebla against a much better equipped and larger[5] French army provided a significant morale boost to the Mexican army and also helped slow the French army's advance towards Mexico City. There were a total of approx. 12,000 soldiers in the war, 8,000 French 4,000 Mexican. 462 French soldiers died in combat. Only 83 Mexican soldiers died in the battle.
The Mexican victory is celebrated yearly on the fifth of May. Its celebration is regional in Mexico, primarily in the state of Puebla,[6][7][8][9] where the holiday is celebrated as El Día de la Batalla de Puebla (English: The Day of the Battle of Puebla).[10][11][12] There is some limited recognition of the holiday in other parts of the country although this holiday remains very popular in the United States where it is celebrated yearly as Cinco de Mayo.
The 1858–60 the Mexican civil war known as The Reform War had caused major distress throughout Mexico's economy. When taking office as the elected president in 1861, Benito Juárez was forced to suspend payments of interest on foreign debts for a period of two years. At the end of October 1861 diplomats from Spain, France, and Britain met in London to form the Tripartite Alliance, with the main purpose of launching an allied invasion of Mexico, taking control of Veracruz, its major port, and forcing the Mexican government to negotiate terms for repaying its debts and for reparations for alleged harm to foreign citizens in Mexico. In December 1861, Spanish troops landed in Veracruz; British and French followed in early January. The allied forces occupied Veracruz and advanced to Orizaba. However, the Tripartite Alliance fell apart by early April 1862, when it became clear the French wanted to impose harsh demands on the Juarez government and provoke a war. The British and Spanish withdrew, leaving the French to march alone on Mexico City. Napoleon III wanted to set up a puppet Mexican regime.
La Batalla de Puebla tuvo lugar el 5 de mayo de 1862, cerca de la ciudad de Puebla durante la intervención francesa en México. La batalla terminó en una victoria para el ejército mexicano sobre los soldados franceses de ocupación. Los franceses eventualmente invadieron a los mexicanos en batallas subsiguientes, pero la victoria mexicana en Puebla contra un ejército francés mucho mejor equipado y más grande proporcionó un importante impulso moral al ejército mexicano y también ayudó a retardar el avance del ejército francés hacia la ciudad de México. Había un total de aprox. 12.000 soldados en la guerra, 8.000 franceses 4.000 mexicanos. 462 soldados franceses murieron en combate. Sólo 83 soldados mexicanos murieron en la batalla.
La victoria mexicana se celebra anualmente el 5 de mayo. Su celebración es regional en México, principalmente en el estado de Puebla, donde la fiesta se celebra como El Día de la Batalla de Puebla (Inglés: El Día de la Batalla de Puebla) . [10] [11] [12] Hay un reconocimiento limitado de las vacaciones en otras partes del país, aunque esta fiesta sigue siendo muy popular en los Estados Unidos, donde se celebra anualmente como el Cinco de Mayo.
El 1858-60 la guerra civil mexicana conocida como la guerra de la reforma había causado la gran aflicción a través de la economía de México. Al asumir el cargo de presidente electo en 1861, Benito Juárez se vio obligado a suspender los pagos de intereses sobre las deudas externas por un período de dos años. A finales de octubre de 1861 diplomáticos de España, Francia y Gran Bretaña se reunieron en Londres para formar la Alianza Tripartita, con el objetivo principal de lanzar una invasión aliada de México, tomando el control de Veracruz, su puerto principal, y obligando al gobierno mexicano a Negociar plazos para pagar sus deudas y reparaciones por supuestos daños a ciudadanos extranjeros en México. En diciembre de 1861, las tropas españolas aterrizaron en Veracruz; Británicos y franceses siguieron a principios de enero. Las fuerzas aliadas ocuparon Veracruz y avanzaron a Orizaba. Sin embargo, la Alianza Tripartita se desmoronó a principios de abril de 1862, cuando quedó claro que los franceses querían imponer severas exigencias al gobierno de Juárez y provocar una guerra. Los ingleses y españoles se retiraron, dejando a los franceses marchar solos en la ciudad de México. Napoleón III quería establecer un régimen títere mexicano.
The Battle of Puebla (Spanish: Batalla de Puebla) took place on 5 May 1862, near the city of Puebla during the French intervention in Mexico. The battle ended in a victory for the Mexican Army over the occupying French soldiers. The French eventually overran the Mexicans in subsequent battles, but the Mexican victory at Puebla against a much better equipped and larger[5] French army provided a significant morale boost to the Mexican army and also helped slow the French army's advance towards Mexico City. There were a total of approx. 12,000 soldiers in the war, 8,000 French 4,000 Mexican. 462 French soldiers died in combat. Only 83 Mexican soldiers died in the battle.
The Mexican victory is celebrated yearly on the fifth of May. Its celebration is regional in Mexico, primarily in the state of Puebla,[6][7][8][9] where the holiday is celebrated as El Día de la Batalla de Puebla (English: The Day of the Battle of Puebla).[10][11][12] There is some limited recognition of the holiday in other parts of the country although this holiday remains very popular in the United States where it is celebrated yearly as Cinco de Mayo.
The 1858–60 the Mexican civil war known as The Reform War had caused major distress throughout Mexico's economy. When taking office as the elected president in 1861, Benito Juárez was forced to suspend payments of interest on foreign debts for a period of two years. At the end of October 1861 diplomats from Spain, France, and Britain met in London to form the Tripartite Alliance, with the main purpose of launching an allied invasion of Mexico, taking control of Veracruz, its major port, and forcing the Mexican government to negotiate terms for repaying its debts and for reparations for alleged harm to foreign citizens in Mexico. In December 1861, Spanish troops landed in Veracruz; British and French followed in early January. The allied forces occupied Veracruz and advanced to Orizaba. However, the Tripartite Alliance fell apart by early April 1862, when it became clear the French wanted to impose harsh demands on the Juarez government and provoke a war. The British and Spanish withdrew, leaving the French to march alone on Mexico City. Napoleon III wanted to set up a puppet Mexican regime.
La Batalla de Puebla tuvo lugar el 5 de mayo de 1862, cerca de la ciudad de Puebla durante la intervención francesa en México. La batalla terminó en una victoria para el ejército mexicano sobre los soldados franceses de ocupación. Los franceses eventualmente invadieron a los mexicanos en batallas subsiguientes, pero la victoria mexicana en Puebla contra un ejército francés mucho mejor equipado y más grande proporcionó un importante impulso moral al ejército mexicano y también ayudó a retardar el avance del ejército francés hacia la ciudad de México. Había un total de aprox. 12.000 soldados en la guerra, 8.000 franceses 4.000 mexicanos. 462 soldados franceses murieron en combate. Sólo 83 soldados mexicanos murieron en la batalla.
La victoria mexicana se celebra anualmente el 5 de mayo. Su celebración es regional en México, principalmente en el estado de Puebla, donde la fiesta se celebra como El Día de la Batalla de Puebla (Inglés: El Día de la Batalla de Puebla) . [10] [11] [12] Hay un reconocimiento limitado de las vacaciones en otras partes del país, aunque esta fiesta sigue siendo muy popular en los Estados Unidos, donde se celebra anualmente como el Cinco de Mayo.
El 1858-60 la guerra civil mexicana conocida como la guerra de la reforma había causado la gran aflicción a través de la economía de México. Al asumir el cargo de presidente electo en 1861, Benito Juárez se vio obligado a suspender los pagos de intereses sobre las deudas externas por un período de dos años. A finales de octubre de 1861 diplomáticos de España, Francia y Gran Bretaña se reunieron en Londres para formar la Alianza Tripartita, con el objetivo principal de lanzar una invasión aliada de México, tomando el control de Veracruz, su puerto principal, y obligando al gobierno mexicano a Negociar plazos para pagar sus deudas y reparaciones por supuestos daños a ciudadanos extranjeros en México. En diciembre de 1861, las tropas españolas aterrizaron en Veracruz; Británicos y franceses siguieron a principios de enero. Las fuerzas aliadas ocuparon Veracruz y avanzaron a Orizaba. Sin embargo, la Alianza Tripartita se desmoronó a principios de abril de 1862, cuando quedó claro que los franceses querían imponer severas exigencias al gobierno de Juárez y provocar una guerra. Los ingleses y españoles se retiraron, dejando a los franceses marchar solos en la ciudad de México. Napoleón III quería establecer un régimen títere mexicano.
Question for Next Level Stalker Guy? Where does football have their training table now? Are they eating in the Conie (i.e, Shellhouse) or is there a new facility they are using in the stadium?
Loved the tangent about James Bond and Saville row. Always in for an electric suit story.
I also liked the part cutting off Coker when he was telling a story about how Nick Harris's helmet broke at the spring game (actually Coker what happened?)
More stories about about gay bars and Saville row and less stories about husky players please! The TSIO podcast difference.
Seriously though enjoyed the pod, drunken stats should be a new segment.
Them trying to get through stats drunkenly was so painful to listen to on my end, but still so fucking hilarious. Before the pod they explained it so well, and then they started drinking and shit was all fucked. I loved it.
Question for Next Level Stalker Guy? Where does football have their training table now? Are they eating in the Conie (i.e, Shellhouse) or is there a new facility they are using in the stadium?
They do both Connibear and in stadium (recruiting lounge). It would not shock me to see UW add a dining hall to Husky Stadium for the football team in the next few years though.
Question for Next Level Stalker Guy? Where does football have their training table now? Are they eating in the Conie (i.e, Shellhouse) or is there a new facility they are using in the stadium?
They do both Connibear and in stadium (recruiting lounge). It would not shock me to see UW add a dining hall to Husky Stadium for the football team in the next few years though.
Man our team has some pretty nice fucking chow halls. Conieber with waterfront views and boat that beat Hitler hanging from the ceiling, and the recruiting lounge...
Thank fucking god. This thread and pod might temporarily save the dreckfest that our once-beloved main bored has become.
If you can't appreciate the offseason greatness that is the main bored, you really belong over on Doogpound.
This is my first offseason here but it seems to consist largely of you floating from thread to thread, adhering to some weird code that only you seem to follow, and you use the WTF and Flag buttons like a Chinaman uses his honking horn.
Thank fucking god. This thread and pod might temporarily save the dreckfest that our once-beloved main bored has become.
If you can't appreciate the offseason greatness that is the main bored, you really belong over on Doogpound.
This is my first offseason here but it seems to consist largely of you floating from thread to thread, adhering to some weird code that only you seem to follow, and you use the WTF and Flag buttons like a Chinaman uses his honking horn.
The gleeful triggering these poasts bring Sven is all part of the fun.
FREE PUB! The tonal shift from an in-TSIO universe perspective is fascinating. A few pods ago was the 2016 recruiting wrist slit pod, and this one was by far by far by far the most optimistic listen you've ever released. Not sure if by design or not, but I approve.
Question: do you put more stock into the star ratings of recroots or who else has offered them? I think of a guy like Joe Tryon who was a 4 star with offers from only WSU/UW, but a 3 star like Draco Bynum who has offers from the entire conference.
FREE PUB! The tonal shift from an in-TSIO universe perspective is fascinating. A few pods ago was the 2016 recruiting wrist slit pod, and this one was by far by far by far the most optimistic listen you've ever released. Not sure if by design or not, but I approve.
Question: do you put more stock into the star ratings of recroots or who else has offered them? I think of a guy like Joe Tryon who was a 4 star with offers from only WSU/UW, but a 3 star like Draco Bynum who has offers from the entire conference.
I put more stock into rare humans, both of which they are (Joe Tryon more so).
Personally, I judge based on film ... not sure if we touched on it in enough drunk detail but not all offers are the same as an offer from UW is likely different than one from Oregon ... add to that guys that shut down a process early and the numbers get fuzzy
As for stars, I guess it is nice as a reference point but they have some inherent issues and bias whether it is coverage area, what camps they sponsor, etc
I'll call out our call on Taylor Rapp where we were universally in agreement that he would be an impact player as a freshman ... that's through an understanding of film, roster depth, and how the player fits in the defense
Thank fucking god. This thread and pod might temporarily save the dreckfest that our once-beloved main bored has become.
If you can't appreciate the offseason greatness that is the main bored, you really belong over on Doogpound.
This is my first offseason here but it seems to consist largely of you floating from thread to thread, adhering to some weird code that only you seem to follow, and you use the WTF and Flag buttons like a Chinaman uses his honking horn.
The gleeful triggering my flagging of these poasts brings is all part of the fun.
FREE PUB! The tonal shift from an in-TSIO universe perspective is fascinating. A few pods ago was the 2016 recruiting wrist slit pod, and this one was by far by far by far the most optimistic listen you've ever released. Not sure if by design or not, but I approve.
Question: do you put more stock into the star ratings of recroots or who else has offered them? I think of a guy like Joe Tryon who was a 4 star with offers from only WSU/UW, but a 3 star like Draco Bynum who has offers from the entire conference.
I put more stock into rare humans, both of which they are (Joe Tryon more so).
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Loved the tangent about James Bond and Saville row. Always in for an electric suit story.
I also liked the part cutting off Coker when he was telling a story about how Nick Harris's helmet broke at the spring game (actually Coker what happened?)
More stories about about gay bars and Saville row and less stories about husky players please! The TSIO podcast difference.
Seriously though enjoyed the pod, drunken stats should be a new segment.
La victoria mexicana se celebra anualmente el 5 de mayo. Su celebración es regional en México, principalmente en el estado de Puebla, donde la fiesta se celebra como El Día de la Batalla de Puebla (Inglés: El Día de la Batalla de Puebla) . [10] [11] [12] Hay un reconocimiento limitado de las vacaciones en otras partes del país, aunque esta fiesta sigue siendo muy popular en los Estados Unidos, donde se celebra anualmente como el Cinco de Mayo.
El 1858-60 la guerra civil mexicana conocida como la guerra de la reforma había causado la gran aflicción a través de la economía de México. Al asumir el cargo de presidente electo en 1861, Benito Juárez se vio obligado a suspender los pagos de intereses sobre las deudas externas por un período de dos años. A finales de octubre de 1861 diplomáticos de España, Francia y Gran Bretaña se reunieron en Londres para formar la Alianza Tripartita, con el objetivo principal de lanzar una invasión aliada de México, tomando el control de Veracruz, su puerto principal, y obligando al gobierno mexicano a Negociar plazos para pagar sus deudas y reparaciones por supuestos daños a ciudadanos extranjeros en México. En diciembre de 1861, las tropas españolas aterrizaron en Veracruz; Británicos y franceses siguieron a principios de enero. Las fuerzas aliadas ocuparon Veracruz y avanzaron a Orizaba. Sin embargo, la Alianza Tripartita se desmoronó a principios de abril de 1862, cuando quedó claro que los franceses querían imponer severas exigencias al gobierno de Juárez y provocar una guerra. Los ingleses y españoles se retiraron, dejando a los franceses marchar solos en la ciudad de México. Napoleón III quería establecer un régimen títere mexicano.
estoy en desacuerdo
It's awesome.
Question: do you put more stock into the star ratings of recroots or who else has offered them? I think of a guy like Joe Tryon who was a 4 star with offers from only WSU/UW, but a 3 star like Draco Bynum who has offers from the entire conference.
Stupid fucks
Personally, I judge based on film ... not sure if we touched on it in enough drunk detail but not all offers are the same as an offer from UW is likely different than one from Oregon ... add to that guys that shut down a process early and the numbers get fuzzy
As for stars, I guess it is nice as a reference point but they have some inherent issues and bias whether it is coverage area, what camps they sponsor, etc
I'll call out our call on Taylor Rapp where we were universally in agreement that he would be an impact player as a freshman ... that's through an understanding of film, roster depth, and how the player fits in the defense
"Black people know what's up - white people are 'I want to go to the mall, I like Taylor Swift...' "
And knowing the players have a salad bar, appetizer and choice of 3 or 4 entrees is just priceless info
I'm such a fuckwad loser