Santa is a Boomer?
Guess Iām not getting that Bedlam win I asked for for Christmas. Dammit.
Thatās what I picture Roy Damm Mercer lookinā like.
I saw it, he got out. Had the sleep pants on and no shirt at like 11:30. First thought was, I gotta put this on the board.
This needs to be referred to law enforcement
I sent this picture to my father and he said that heād actually seen this van driving around in Lawton.
When do you mulch?
- Fall
- Winter
- Spring
- Summer
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Thatās where I was
One of the guys who works for me, he played baseball for Gary Ward, hates OU almost as much as I do. Heās watching the OU/UT game, sees OU down by 21 and calls his bookmaker. Ends up getting like +340 on OU to win. Puts down $100. Calls back a bit later, gets +200 for another $100. Calls again, puts down another $200 on OU +160.
If Iām doing the math right, that is over $800 in profit.
He said he allllmost wanted to lose those bets.
Also, he bought the drinks on Saturday night.
Nice!
He understands
Three games, three Lās for OU.
800 bucks a pop. Iād GLADLY
pay 2400 to see the Goons lose Bedlam, Red River, and to Kansas!
Gooner majic is real, and it sux.
For whatever reason, OU has a substantially higher chance at losing regular season games when theyāre up than when theyāre down. Can anyone remember the last time they got blown out? I really canāt remember the last time a non-playoff team beat them by more than a score. Seems like they always come back every single time, even if they donāt win. Kansas state, ISU, Baylor, all of them.
Edit: I looked. Last regular season loss by more than a score was 2016, against Ohio state. Last conference loss by more than a score was 2014 vs Baylor. Thatās just dumb. I want to crush them.
Do people in OKC get oil royalties like they do in Fort Worth?
Iāll ask my brother. He works for Cimarex in Tulsa. He might know.
How many phallic rockets must we endure in these trying times
Just cause itās him, I question the design.
Maybe it is actually the case, but surely a big 'ol weiner is not the paragon of vessels for space travel