Have done that as wellOriginally Posted by TN Dawg 13
I type too fast. I also have fat fingers. In the process, spaces become n no matter the keyboard now.
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Have done that as well
I type too fast. I also have fat fingers. In the process, spaces become n no matter the keyboard now.
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press conference video: no audio for "it's hard to be humble"
They put colored lights on Reunion Tower in Dallas and nobody told me.
Walkers who want to start a 5K race near the front of the pack in front of the actual runners.
It's C-USA, not CUSA. C-USA has a hyphen like Louisiana-Lafayette. C-USA is pronounced like U.C.L.A. by saying each letter, not one word like UTEP.
Come on man.
Let's not break our necks over the naming (or initialing) standards here.
That's why I put it over here and never said anything on the main board.
Come on man.
Let's not break our necks over the naming (or initialing) standards here.
C-USA's daily podcast is called "Hyphen Nation."
C-USA's official blog is called "Don't Forget the Hyphen."
The hyphen seems pretty important to the branding folks in the C-USA office. They don't want people saying "Coosa."
If it's your peeve, it's your peeve I guess.
I agree that Coosa sounds pretty silly.
Yes!! The only reason I dread doing the Firecracker 5k. That bottleneck right after the start/finish line is ridiculous.
coosa, baby.
I'm not sure if it's a peeve or just something that didn't sit well, but on Duck Dynasty Phil Robertson just bit into a dead duck and tore open its craw to show some high school students at career day that the duck had been eating acorns. I however enjoy the looks on the teenage girl's faces.
LSU-Shreveport people who believe they are "LSU" people.
People who won't stop calling me while I'm trying to take a nap at work.
Not nearly as bad as Tech people who believe they are lsu people.
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