I like our record but I don't know if I'm being gunshy or realistic when I have the feeling that we don't have a win against a good team playing well. We've beaten good teams in Kansas and Kentucky and we've beaten a couple of decent team playing well but don't have what I consider a signature...
I get that stance but, from the description of the season in the Bible, it was almost certainly spring or fall that Jesus was born and winter about the least likely. This was essentially the expropriation of the winter solstice holiday by Christians, a holiday going back for centuries before them.
These always seem like trap games in a way. The quicker we're up thirty, the less likely we are to cover. You know that we'll play everybody and , as long as that thirty doesn't go under twenty, it'll play out that way.
That's in 36 minutes a game and 31% from three. Judging from what they're averaging a game, he's their offense. I expect Trimble might make it a long night for him.
Not so long ago in Oklahoma the son of an Okie preacher knelt to pray
He said Lord I want to be a Christian soldier just like you
And fight to build a new and better day
Now many years and miles from Oklahoma
That same young Okie boy still kneels to pray
But he don't pray to be no Christian...
My mistake. I was operating from memory and Genesis was decades in my past. Let me cite the source. I obviously understated the sanitation and crowding issue.
According to the Bible (Genesis 6-7), Noah took two of every unclean animal (male and female pair) and seven pairs (14 total) of every...
Fwiw, five of every clean species, two of every unclean. There was serious crowding and sanitation issues. Can you imagine what it would have been if the dinosaurs hadn't missed the boat.
Not everybody thinks that way about Southern Europeans. He was a Greek who ended up in Turkey.
Had a reputation as a hothead.
Yes, according to a popular legend, St. Nicholas (the historical figure behind Santa Claus) slapped the heretic Arius in the face at the First Council of Nicaea in 325...