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Grandparents having a role in the grandchild’s development is 100% up to the parents and the development should be in the direction the parents determines is best. Some of y’all in this thread sound like awesome grandparents, which is great!

@mrflynn03pulled off the amazing feat of going from high score to low score.

100%. There was a ton of bad officiating all weekend. The Auburn v Penn State game they made PSU punt on third down and called a targeting on Auburn that was probably worse than the one on McFadden.

In my mind there were four blatant PIs that got missed, three of which where by Cincinnati and two of those led directly to points. The final shot to the end zone Cinci took in the first half, their WR ran into a stationary DB and knocked him down. A penalty would have resulted in a much more difficult field goal for their shaky kicker. The first drive of the second half when they grabbed Fryfogle’s arm on third down. Who knows what would have come of that drive or the game momentum. The TD pass where their TE shoved our DB in his back so he couldn’t contest a jump ball. we did mug them to get the ball back on a third down late.

Thought you were talking about the interception and not the second down play for a sec... our WR have not helped Penix at all. Lots of drops and have done a really poor job of going to get the ball on some great throws downfield.

What UC TD?

It's not a break when they haven't called it all game on Cinci either, it's calling the game consistently.

Sure, but if they are calling that then they have missed a few critical calls on Cincy.

Yes you can if there is a clear and immediate recovery.

At least they are consistent on not calling penalties in the secondary.

Not as much off as pushed him down so he couldn't go up to contest the catch

How do you call that roughing the passer then miss the OPI on the touchdown? A huge man shoving down a little man in the open field should not be missed.

Interesting, thank you for sharing. I can't help but think that while we can maybe impact the weather, we aren't going to impact the overall climate with something like this.

And we don’t know how much methane could be trapped in the glaciers, which is potentially going to create a hell of a feedback loop as they melt.

I missed it, can you share it?

I didn't say anything about humans causing climate change, nor does it really matter what or who caused it at this point. We have very possibly passed the point of responsibility being a relevant talking point. Unfortunately glaciers melting aren't considerate enough to simply fill in where we have droughts.

What does that have to do with rain in Greenland?

Rain in Greenland https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/sep/13/greenland-ice-sheet-melting-fridtjof-nansen

@KDB how you feeling from that ouchie bud?

So we will have to go like 24-7 to even make the tournament? Not sure about that....

I agree, sun spots are definitely a factor that doesn't get discussed nearly enough.

I can't speak for anyone else is why I didn't respond to whatever reasons other people have for the choices they make? I make plenty of personal sacrifices to lower my carbon footprint, but I can't control what Al Gore or anyone else does. But again, I'm really trying to avoid talking about the human caused part of climate change because I don't want to get political.

I’d expect our Sun to continue getting hotter: https://faculty.wcas.northwestern.edu/~infocom/The Website/evolution.html I’m really trying to avoid making this political, we don’t need to keep bringing up the human impact (or lack of) on climate change.

Science is a process, not something to be right or wrong. I’m genuinely curious how you think anyone was wrong about Pluto or dinosaurs, though. Care to enlighten me? Well, I will grant you that place in Kentucky is laughably wrong about dinosaurs.