Elle Mae is alright but grandma is smoking hot...doesn't Elle Mae call it rasslin?
Elle Mae is alright but grandma is smoking hot...doesn't Elle Mae call it rasslin?
The funniest Beverly Hillbillies was when Mr. Drysdale needed a ringer for a company skeet shooting event. He mentioned it to Jed and he said Grannie was pretty good.Elle Mae is alright but grandma is smoking hot...
My funniest Beverly Hillbillies scene below, about Lafe Crick.The funniest Beverly Hillbillies was when Mr. Drysdale needed a ringer for a company skeet shooting event. He mentioned it to Jed and he said Grannie was pretty good.
Grannie shot like Annie Oakley
THANKS FOR SPOILING IT FOR ME !!! I had only 32 F#@king pages to go. What a waste of 26 years
And when you are done with that:FYI. I have never read Brothers Karamazov, so feel free to start reading that door stopper.
Grannie could sure cook up some possum stew!The funniest Beverly Hillbillies was when Mr. Drysdale needed a ringer for a company skeet shooting event. He mentioned it to Jed and he said Grannie was pretty good.
Grannie shot like Annie Oakley
If they want more students make college less expensive by making students only needing to take courses, they need. As an engineer, I could have graduated with 1/2 the courses. I did not need college to make me well rounded. Sure, a lot of professors are going to lose their jobs but why should an engineer pay for the theater class professor.This is the main problem. Remember colleges have high fixed costs. Fewer students hits them right in the bottom line.
My GPA would have been 4.0. Not 3.23If they want more students make college less expensive by making students only needing to take courses, they need. As an engineer, I could have graduated with 1/2 the courses. I did not need college to make me well rounded. Sure, a lot of professors are going to lose their jobs but why should an engineer pay for the theater class professor.
If they want more students make college less expensive by making students only needing to take courses, they need. As an engineer, I could have graduated with 1/2 the courses. I did not need college to make me well rounded. Sure, a lot of professors are going to lose their jobs but why should an engineer pay for the theater class professor.
I'm an engineer too, and the 12 credits of humanities cost me less than the redundancies built into the engineering curriculum. And a few years ago I told Karen Thole that PSU could develop a 3-yr degree by eliminating those overlaps.If they want more students make college less expensive by making students only needing to take courses, they need. As an engineer, I could have graduated with 1/2 the courses. I did not need college to make me well rounded. Sure, a lot of professors are going to lose their jobs but why should an engineer pay for the theater class professor.
You would be wrong. I grew up in the air force and moved a lot. And when I say a lot, 16 houses in 16 years (sometimes we moved a house on the same base). FL (3) locations, Mi, PA (4) TX (3) CA (3) and NJ. City to farm.i find that people who say things like "i did not need college to make me well rounded" are exactly the types of people that require the most rounding
If they want more students make college less expensive by making students only needing to take courses, they need. As an engineer, I could have graduated with 1/2 the courses. I did not need college to make me well rounded. Sure, a lot of professors are going to lose their jobs but why should an engineer pay for the theater class professor.
I'm an engineer too, and the 12 credits of humanities cost me less than the redundancies built into the engineering curriculum. And a few years ago I told Karen Thole that PSU could develop a 3-yr degree by eliminating those overlaps.
But PSU can do little about either, so long as there is only one US accreditation agency and it holds a monopolistic death grip on curricula.
i find that people who say things like "i did not need college to make me well rounded" are exactly the types of people that require the most rounding
There is a lot of truth to being a well rounded student being a benefit for society. By well rounded do we mean having knowledge of history, civics or great literature? Or is it taking completely unnecessary classes? An example of the latter, my daughter is an occupational therapist, no idea how being required to take a physics class helps her teach a kid with autism how to get dressed. Physics is kind of pushing the "well rounded" narrative.Let's be honest about this-what was once considered a well-rounded person was a person who has some familiarity with classic literature, mathematics, some basic science, history (if not majoring it) and those things were designed to whet your appetite for life-long learning.
We know that colleges and universities haven't been providing those sorts of ancillary topic in the degree requirements. The late Allan Bloom wrote The Closing of the American Mind in 1987. Mean to be a cautionary tale, it's being pushed to the extreme.
I'm not sure this student is "well rounded", except for that skinny neck and bowl-shaped hair.
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Penn State student spits on right-wing troll during protest
What was initially marketed as a "politically provocative comedy night" ended up becoming a politically chaotic spit-fest at Penn State University on Monday as students gathered to protest an event.The event was supposed to be a conversation between viral right-wing troll Alex Stein and proud...www.indy100.com
There is a lot of truth to being a well rounded student being a benefit for society. By well rounded do we mean having knowledge of history, civics or great literature? Or is it taking completely unnecessary classes? An example of the latter, my daughter is an occupational therapist, no idea how being required to take a physics class helps her teach a kid with autism how to get dressed. Physics is kind of pushing the "well rounded" narrative.
In Europe, their University curriculums are often 1 year shorter than the USA simply because they are not taking many of the unnecessary classes.
@pish69 Enough of this wrestling talk. I just want to hear your reply to the accusation of you wearing "flower printed panties". I have grown to where I can put up with Cstroke's tighty whities, but the thought of you in flower printed panties has left me in a severe state of dejection and despair!I feel the same at 133. Also think 125 is a big match for both guys..Peterson is like Jekyle and Hyde and I favor Luke, but wouldn't be shocked if he doesn't. Rest of the dual is all PSU
I get my shirts at Rapid Transit also and I buy multiple shirts with the championship and year on them. Then I give them out to friends and family members as birthday or Christmas gifts.Watched it last night with my wife who is also a huge wrestling fan. When it came to the NCAA’s in Philly she pointed to my sweat shirt. I was wearing a 2011 National Champions sweat shirt. The first of many that I buy almost every year down at Rapid Transit on S. Allen. I probably have 12-13 hats …. so many that the people in our little town of 60 call me the Wrestling Hat guy.
You just reminded me - I have a Penn State National Champions shirt from 2011 too!Watched it last night with my wife who is also a huge wrestling fan. When it came to the NCAA’s in Philly she pointed to my sweat shirt. I was wearing a 2011 National Champions sweat shirt. The first of many that I buy almost every year down at Rapid Transit on S. Allen. I probably have 12-13 hats …. so many that the people in our little town of 60 call me the Wrestling Hat guy.
Yeah, not exactly efficient for shoveling snowDid they get those "snow " shovels from an abandoned coal mine from Ehrenfeld, PA?. They look like Buchinsky specials. You locals will get it!
That took me back to my childhood when we had a coal furnace.Yeah, not exactly efficient for shoveling snow
It is for shoveling ice.Yeah, not exactly efficient for shoveling snow
Point taken. Our method when we had sheet ice was to take a garden spade and shatter the ice like shattering peanut brittle - and then using the trusty snow shovel.It is for shoveling ice.
I remember some hike we did in the AT in coal country where the side trail down to our parking rendezvous was essentially down a slag heap. We went from a wooded ridge line to a moonscapeThat took me back to my childhood when we had a coal furnace.
When I was living in WA state, I tried using a weed burner to see if I could melt the snow in my driveway. Turns out you need a lot more heat than they put out and they make a pretty big flame!Point taken. Our method when we had sheet ice was to take a garden spade and shatter the ice like shattering peanut brittle - and then using the trusty snow shovel.
Good times
Only someone who has a real death wish. 😁Did they get those "snow " shovels from an abandoned coal mine from Ehrenfeld, PA?. They look like Buchinsky specials. You locals will get it!
When I was living in WA state, I tried using a weed burner to see if I could melt the snow in my driveway. Turns out you need a lot more heat than they put out and they make a pretty big flame!
This reminds me of the movie, October Sky, which I really enjoyed.I remember some hike we did in the AT in coal country where the side trail down to our parking rendezvous was essentially down a slag heap. We went from a wooded ridge line to a moonscape
I did the same thing. I knew it would work. I was wrong.When I was living in WA state, I tried using a weed burner to see if I could melt the snow in my driveway. Turns out you need a lot more heat than they put out and they make a pretty big flame!
Funny. I worked at the same place as Charles (Buchinsky) Bronson's brother. Bronson visited the plant a couple of times. I was working the 4-12:30 shift and missed him. My brother......who is 5' 8" met him. He said he was really shortDid they get those "snow " shovels from an abandoned coal mine from Ehrenfeld, PA?. They look like Buchinsky specials. You locals will get it!
My favorite Charles Bronson movie was ' Hard Times ' with James Coburn. Charles's wife Jill Ireland was also in the movie. I worked at the UA theater on the Golden strip in Loyalsock Twp, and would always go in and watch the fight scene with Big Jim in the cage. Great depression era movie.Funny. I worked at the same place as Charles (Buchinsky) Bronson's brother. Bronson visited the plant a couple of times. I was working the 4-12:30 shift and missed him. My brother......who is 5' 8" met him. He said he was really short![]()