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I have wanted to respond on many threads but did not want to burn my 1,000th post on "time zones sucking," "best game I ever saw", ect. All are worthy endeavors but not ones I would choose to spend a milestone post on. With that said, here ya have it in a rambling of random thoughts...............

Un rack black out games
Rack having a ref on the board that we can get detailed anaylisis from
Rack the annual pickem contset, even though I get jobbed most years.
Un rack anything mtool throws up
Rack FSU going prison guard on the Buckeyes the other day
un rack Bobby Bowden getting 14 wins pulled
Rack FSU winning the ACC this year


Special moments/ milestones in the last 12 months.............

Living through open heart surgery
Mrs. Nolesy getting me a Basset hound puppy. She is now 10 months old and named Puddin.
My boy getting me into baseball. We went to multiple FSU games this spring and it appears to be the best value for your sports dollar.
My boy and I making the roadie to the Indy 500 a few weeks ago.

Rack the special moments / milestones agenda Nolesy.
Rack the grand, at least they're not wasted posts like most post counters get caught up in.
FSU to Omaha is always fresh...see you at the 'Blatt for it's last year?

Big heart-healthy RACK to the Noles Lover - terror to backyard snakes everywhere.

Rack You and the K!

Oh Nolesy.......

So you remember are arguments over Bobby a few years back?

Umm......yeah, so would you like to finally concede??????? :D

Nolesy, we may disagree on just about everything.... but when it comes to your family (child) count me in.

I'm going to spend the next half of my life giving back.

It's actually selfish since the joy kids with special needs give me is much more than they receive from me.






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m2 wrote:It's actually selfish since the joy kids with special needs give me is much more than they receive from me.

That's what being a Cal fan is all about.

Rack Nolesy's 1K.
Unrack the fact that he needed open heart surgery, but rack the fact that he's apparently feeling better.

As for sports value for the dollar, I'll throw NCAA lacrosse in there as well. I took my kid to the NCAA quarterfinal round last year in Ithaca. Tickets: $10 for me, $5 for him, and that was for two quarterfinal matchups. Unfortunately, Nolesy, you won't see much of it in your neck of the woods.