Just in case you were worried - Spyker just let us know in another forum that
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Im suprised it came in an email and not on the ride home on the plane.
in LionLaw's defense, it was a post made on this site's Lions Den board, which is a Premium Ticket board. Per Rivals' rules, you can not copy things posted on a Premium board and post them on a non-Premium board.
Thanks, Tom - guess I should not have shared the info here. Can alternative facts be premium info? I thought that, by naming the author, I would be ok with the "premium info" - if it was Ryan or Nate - would not have posted.
A very strict interpretation of the rules might cause you an issue. Generally, PT subscribers are given some leeway. When I saw the post my reaction was that in the context of the situation, the poster involved, etc., you were fine. My post was more to tell CowboyUp that you couldn't copy the post since it was on a PT board.
Double Secret, Platinum Level Premium!!How premium is the Wrestling info on the pay board?
I'm surprised you still have posting privileges after that lack of decorum.
Theoretically, yes, based on the situation. Practically, not too often.
In the past year, I did copy a post made on the Lions Den, and post it on the BWI McAndrew board. The post was made in the Lions Den to alert folks that a member of the community had unexpectedly passed away. A few months later a post appeared on the McAndrew board asking about that same poster. I could have simply summarized the info, but I concluded that it wasn't anything that needed to remain guarded, and that the PT post gave a better description of what had happened than any summary could, so I indicated that I was making an exception to the rules, and posted a copy of the Lions Den post.
In this situation, LionLaw's summary is sufficient. There really isn't anything more offered by the post(s) in question that he summarized.
"Plane"? In Spykers circle they refer to the Gulfstream V the "G5" or simply "the Aircraft".
...when is CowboyUp61 gonna post the pic he took with Spyker after the match on Sunday ?...
He did earlier. Not certain how to link it, so I'll just post the photo. Not certain which is 61 and which is The Spyke...when is CowboyUp61 gonna post the pic he took with Spyker after the match on Sunday ?...
I'm not sure if that gif or the broke back mtn movie set Cowboys back more.....OMGHe did earlier. Not certain how to link it, so I'll just post the photo. Not certain which is 61 and which is The Spyke
Tried to find him pre-match, couldnt do it. I am beginning to think he is imaginary. Post match I took my whipped ass home, and since both kids are done wrestling for the season, had some pizza for the first time since October!...when is CowboyUp61 gonna post the pic he took with Spyker after the match on Sunday ?...
sorry, haven't owned or worn a cowboy hat since I moved off the ranch in the 70's! If the one in white is Spyker, and he told you that was me, he lied. Besides, I am at least 50 lbs heavier than those dudesHe did earlier. Not certain how to link it, so I'll just post the photo. Not certain which is 61 and which is The Spyke
It is certain that Spyker is in the team photo, after the OSU dual, we just need to figure which one is Spyker....when is CowboyUp61 gonna post the pic he took with Spyker after the match on Sunday ?...
If there is anything better than that first piece of pizza after a long wrestling season.....I havent tasted it.
I always wondered how North Schuylkill's Cesari brothers were able to make weight given that the family had a sweet little pizza shop in Ashland.
Same goes for Johnson & Wales, the culinary school that fields a DIII wrestling program.
the second and third are pretty good too! Two kids, plus mom and dad. I bought a large for each of them, a medium for the two of us. We had leftovers-they didnt.
There was a McDonalds two blocks from my high school - we used to weigh-in early afternoon for weekday evening meets. Still remember the run to Mickey D's after weigh-ins - whole bunch of us would go and literally buy every burger on their rack.....fries, pies, etc....
We always had face to face weigh ins for duals, usually 2 hours. Not much time for junk food, so tried to eat healthy.
The best memories were state tournaments-Friday night weigh in option for those wrestling on Saturday. By the time finals rolled around, none of the finalists (except maybe the 98 lb and heavies) were within 15 lbs. And saturday night after finals was always Godfathers deep dish pizza. None of those around any more, but I sincerely doubt I could still eat one by myself, while seeing how much beer I could drink.
The best memories were state tournaments-Friday night weigh in option for those wrestling on Saturday. By the time finals rolled around, none of the finalists (except maybe the 98 lb and heavies) were within 15 lbs. And saturday night after finals was always Godfathers deep dish pizza. None of those around any more, but I sincerely doubt I could still eat one by myself, while seeing how much beer I could drink.
...back in the early 50's Coach Speidel always insisted the team drink hot beef bullion after weighin... he had a couple of gallons in two large Thermos's ... and then the team went to a meal of a small filet mignon, a baked potato and peas or string beans ... and a tossed salad...weighins were 5 hours before the match back then...
we always had weigh-in's after the JVs and didn't wrestle until the JV match was over... so, a few hours of 'wait'. Team food selection of Oranges, Bullion, hershey bar, and gatorade. Some folks brought other stuff in. Problem was what you did after that match and through the weekend (we wrestled mainly on Friday evenings) ... so we ate all night - McD's or elsewhere.. When you knew if your opponent stuffed themselves, then trying to get pipewrench on them was mandatory!
Cesari's also had a pizza stand at Knoebels, the local amusement park. Truth be told, the pizza was pretty much average.
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