The Sicatoka

Did he say ... "commitment"?

Can I get that reposted into a couple threads in the Nickname forum?

It is 36. I have a typo in my original post. The updated version: 51 - UND-RedSox fan 41 - The Sicatoka 40 - Ray77 39 - jimdahl 37 - fight on sioux 36 - andtheHomeoftheSIOUX!! 32 - MafiaMan

You were fine ... until now.

Hey Weasel, uh, ... I mean Ermine, What would you think of the name Corona? Any insights?

Once a weasel, always a weasel.

Let's see, I think I'm getting a flashback, or an echo ... left to right red, green, yellow, and orange feathers, ... almost looks like a head dress, ... on a black hawk. Hmmm ...

The 49ers are one of very few teams I'd approve of going to an alternate jersey in "Vegas gold". I can't decide if they'd stay gold helmet or reverse it to red. That mess they're wearing needs to be ended before it gets further.

Well folks, I just hit the suggestion web page. If your epiphany was last night it's too late.

That was going to be my question: How many of that list are NCAA members?

Friday morning, May 1, 2015 (please confirm) 51 - UND-RedSox fan 41 - The Sicatoka 40 - Ray77 39 - jimdahl 37 - fight on sioux 34 - andtheHomeoftheSIOUX!! 32 - MafiaMan RedSox has a formidable lead; however, if I could get Stamkos to light up Price ... And can every Chicago goal (against Duby) read Toews from Keith?

And Mafia is diverse. He has both kinds of music. Country and Western

Dare I say the "cooling off period" was more of a "smoldering period"?

For some reason the YouTube didn't show up the first time, so, for Mafia's benefit.

OK, OK, here's number 57 on the Mafia iPod playlist ...

In that dark place Mafia doesn't admit to on the iPod ... Whitey and Celine and musicals starring Catherine Zeta and Renee? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KA6R1DMb-Z8

The biggest problem here? Fear of the unknown. And why we have that is a lack of leadership out of 300 Twamley.

... in a glass case, like a museum exhibit commemorating, recalling the past. If they were maintaining, one of those would be down the hall in an active locker.

Half of us say he is no longer relevant. The rest say ... "Who?"

Eh ... no. Preserving: maintain (something) in its original or existing state Commemorating: recall and show respect for something Note "maintain" versus "recall", one is existing state, one has to be recalled (from retirement).

You say "preserving"; others say "commemorating".

Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard.

And as darrell hinted at (somewhere around here), we're five years behind where we should be on that timeline.

I'm thinking some of those changed because of Section 2.f (and Schedule A) of the Settlement Agreement. But, the old logo had to go from some of those spaces per the agreement. And, since there's nothing new, like a new nickname and logo, to fill the void the interlocking "ND" is all they had other than a big old VOID (which is what we do have).

The Riders gathered in the southwest, but North Dakota cowboys (e.g. Jesse Langdon*) were in the group. "They gathered a diverse bunch of men consisting of cowboys, gold or mining prospectors, hunters, gamblers, Native Americans and college boys; all of whom were able-bodied and capable on horseback and in shooting." If they didn't take anybody from anywhere who met their needs, how'd a Harvard educated New Yorker end up as a colonel in the unit? *Roosevelt made sure Langdon got into the unit. "Langdon, born 1881 in what is now North Dakota, "hoboed" his way to Washington, D.C., and called on Roosevelt at the Navy Department, reminding him that his father, a veterinarian, had treated Roosevelt's cattle at his Dakota ranch during his ranching days. Roosevelt arranged a railroad ticket for him to San Antonio, where Langdon enlisted in the Rough Riders at age 16. He was the last surviving member of the regiment and the only one to attend the final two reunions, in 1967 and 1968. He died June 29, 1975 at the age of 94, ..."