AND, it would be silly to think their votes aren't biased towards helping their own teams and conference mates.

I agree. With family now and beautiful fall weather here it wouldnt make sense to add 2-3 more hours of talking about football on top of 4+ hours of actual games. Show me a few funny signs and I'm good.

Don't worry, they had a salad with local, organic greens and gluten free dressing for dinner.

Ha, yep. I subtracted 3 from 7:30p instead of 8:30p. Fortunately I arrived to my game watch of 1 an hour early instead of an hour late, which allowed me to get get the grill fired up.

Not sure if you spent much time in SEC country but there are far less "Bama Becky's" than Trailer Park Tammy's.

Dan - Pro move on choosing the short rib sandwich. Not sure how you could pick the grilled cheese or a standard burger over that one.

He still works in Pittsburg, and has plenty enough to worry about so why wouldn't he continue his education there? Soo many of our fellow OSU grads go on to get additional degrees in their new home cities so why couldn't he?

I'm confused, what does next week's opponent have to do with the ranking of the Buckeye's performance to date?

(scary Al Davis picture)

Just his starting QB. Sheesh

What a scummy move by Pruitt after that fumble. Berating him and yanking his facemask. Chill out and show some leadership. Your players are watching and so are the recruits.

Why is Big Nut the brief clip for OSU in the ESPN "Who's In" commercial? Damn

Hamler and Clifford looked quite close there at the end.

Wolverine tears and the PSU band playing "Goodbye" excellent.

Seriously, what a tool

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Damn, they actually used flexible tubing? I hope it's more substantial than those rolls of thin tubing they sell for DIY drip irrigation.

Lots of UM fans hating on the password sign in the comments.

One of the Elliott family "cleaners" must have gotten to the Mods.

Agreed. With a 4:30p kick here, I'll be just wrapping up work. Fortunately my commute is short - I'll just close my laptop and walk into the family room when it's time.

Agreed. Semesters might be fine for a class like British Literature or Philosophy, but for technical courses quarters were great. Focus for real on 3-4 topics and then move on, instead of spreading it out longer for 5-6.

Same thing with a lot of Cal grads here. They might have been good test takers and studiers, but damn have many been clueless in how to get things done in the workplace.

Dupe? Incomplete post?

I initially thought about the landscape staples, but those too would slide up and down with the wet soil. That was why I suggested above the horizontally placed strips of rebar placed just above and below the supply pipe. That would stabilize it vertically. Depending on depth, you could also use a thin paver on top of the supply line right before the vertical turn.

It sounds like youre saying both are happening, the entire assembly is loose and the pop-up heads are rising up and supplying water. I dont know how a loose assembly would cause the head to pop-up, and I dont know how the heads would pop up without water pressure being supplied. You may have a leaking sprinkler valve that is causing supply pressure. That may also be causing over watering around the head assembly which could be why they're loose. I suggest checking the valves first, which may solve for both. To help anchor the sprinkler head bodies if they continue to be loose you could remove the soil around the head and either use some clay-heavy soil or some other type of anchor like a fee pieces of rebar to secure it right where the supply line angles up.