Yea, everyone knows I’ll give a Hawk fan a big hug, tell him everything is gonna be ok…
Oh, and that I love him.
Is there a rule that Iowa fans ..
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I told him don’t do that. I think he later plagiarized me!One time he spit tobacco juice on my dead forehead and told me it was raining!
Lol you're right we handle winning with class and even when we lose we shine like the sun
"Geez coach this is the first fun thing that I've done here in 5 years!"
Definitely cool! The word cornfield is a nested metaphor+allusion inside a metaphor!Waxing poetic imagery! Very cool my brother
[In case the above is not clear, here is what I mean. As pure imagery, neither weeds nor flowers would be visible in a cornfield as visualized by non-farmers. Because non-farmers visualize a cornfield as having tall corn plants, and corn plants are densely planted and tall. Therefore, the word cornfield must be a metaphor (nested inside the main metaphor of a flower among weeds). The cornfield metaphor suggests the high density and wide expanse of the weeds. The word cornfield is also an allusion to Iowa. In other words, we are meant to not visualize any corn plant but to visualize weeds arranged densely (like corn) in a wide field.]
You forgot oneA little more recent . . .
1-Iowa, 129.0.
2-Penn State, 113.5.
3-Oklahoma State, 99.5.
4-Arizona State, 74.0.
5-Michigan, 69.0.
Yes, one.
One.
Uno.
One more than zero.
In the last 10 attempts.
And perhaps in the next 10, as well.
Yes, one.
One.
Uno.
One more than zero.
In the last 10 attempts.
And perhaps in the next 10, as well.
He knows. They all know.
Yep, you guys did achieve as a team. Anybody who checked in on HR that night as Hawk after Hawk kept biting the dust would think you gif is the perfect gift, because as a collective that appeared to be response.
Hmm … the word cornfield does not have to be a metaphor. It could just force the reader to visualize a fallow field (i.e., to think of cornfield in all its possible forms, more as a farmer might). That would be even better, because it would evoke the faded glory of Iowa wrestling.
Hmm … the word cornfield does not have to be a metaphor. It could just force the reader to visualize a fallow field (i.e., to think of cornfield in all its possible forms, more as a farmer might). That would be even better, because it would evoke the faded glory of Iowa wrestling.
Or:
This reminds me of a kid losing a pick-up basketball game 8-0, who all of a sudden announces "NEXT POINT WINS"!
Ignorance really is bliss. After 10 years, Hawkeye fans still can't fathom What Cael, Cody, Casey and Jimmy can can do with a wrestling team in 65 days. It may as well be a lifetime!!!
This is how HR celebrates an NCAA title...
Everybody forgot by the time Brooks was getting his hand raised.
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