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ouch. DH is die hard UVA and those were their only losses, just really bad match ups. I was shocked they were a 1 again after last year! And yeah, Zion is the real deal...
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- Jan 9, 2010
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YESSS. My school just made it to the tournament for the fourth year in a row. :) I'm actually OK with our seeding too... we got screwed into a 10 seed playing Wofford, but if we win, we play Kentucky, who we beat earlier this season. I'll take that over having to play Duke.
- Nov 18, 2010
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any parents on here that have installed playsets/swingsets in their backyard for their kiddos? what is the best material to put under it? My parents used wood chips, but I've heard chipped tire/pea gravel are also good options, as well as putting mats down? I don't know about getting that fancy, but looking for the best option to keep our daredevil 3 year old safe, and preferably splinter free.
Also, any tips on leveling out the yard is appreciated. My grandma said she would buy her one for her birthday (last september) but we are just getting around to being ready for it, and she's been asking non-stop where it is now that's it's getting nicer out.
Also, any tips on leveling out the yard is appreciated. My grandma said she would buy her one for her birthday (last september) but we are just getting around to being ready for it, and she's been asking non-stop where it is now that's it's getting nicer out.
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We just put it on the grass. Anything else is a big pain to remove when the set eventually comes down. Especially if it get ground into the soil. I would think that pea gravel would be worse then grass as a surface to land on in terms of injury. And the tire material was cost prohibitive.
- May 7, 2012
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Same here, grass. And when my kids no longer used it and we gave it away 2-3 years ago, it was very easy to remove.
- Nov 18, 2010
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Thanks @CheerBank and @alpaca -- I tried to convince my husband grass was okay, but he started moaning about mowing around it :rolleyes: Maybe I'll just have it assembled on grass while he's at work lol
- May 7, 2012
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Congrats!!
- Oct 14, 2012
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Damn it giants!! :banghead:
In other news my new favorite slogan is miami dolphin's "Tanking for Tua" LOL...
In other news my new favorite slogan is miami dolphin's "Tanking for Tua" LOL...
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Was the last QB they drafted from Duke Dave Brown??
- Oct 14, 2012
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Yes. That was back in the late 90's.
Ive never even heard of this duke kid till he was drafted im shocked that they didnt take Haskins.
- Oct 14, 2012
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Lol hearing all the small news stories of all the bachelorette parties in nashville pissed because everythings closed down for the draft, will be the highlight of my weekend.
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As good as Haskins is, from what I’ve heard he wouldn’t have been a good fit for Big Blue. Not that the Duke qb will be either but he will take the time to learn plus the Duke coach has a special connection with the Manning family so maybe there’s more to this and we will all be pleasantly surprised.
I’m super happy with Miles Sanders heading to the Eagles and Clemson with 3 guys in the first round and 4 in the top 50. I love having kids at big football schools, makes the draft so much more exciting.
- Oct 14, 2012
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I just want good players, not players who are bffs with Manning....
- May 7, 2012
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Agreed but it also helps since Eli still playing this year to have a qb who will have the respect to learn from a vet this season rather than be upset he’s not playing, as Haskins would have been. I’m not saying the Giants made a good choice at all but I can see the rationale behind it.
