Biorhythms (MSU Game)

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Two very average teams and one without their best player. We will win some games because the acc is bad just like football, but its going to be another disappointing end to the year. Still cant believe we hired someone with zero head coaching experience at a major level. Again, reap what we sow.
 
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Two very average teams and one without their best player. We will win some games because the acc is bad just like football, but its going to be another disappointing end to the year. Still cant believe we hired someone with zero head coaching experience at a major level. Again, reap what we sow.
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Hunter S. Thompson receives a letter from the editor of Runningmagazine, asking him to cover the 1980 Honolulu Marathon, which the editor says should be "a good chance for a vacation". Thompson asks the illustrator Ralph Steadman to accompany him. On the flight over, he meets a man named Ackerman, who seems to have connections to the drug trade in Hawaii. Thompson covers the marathon with his characteristic gonzo style, weaving his own experiences into the coverage of the story. After the marathon, Thompson along with Steadman and his family move to a rented beach side compound on Hawaii's Konacoast. The weather is miserable and they are trapped indoors, besieged by huge waves. Steadman and his family, upset about the terrible conditions of their vacation, return to England. Later, Thompson reunites with Ackerman to go fishing. Thompson eventually catches a huge Marlin, which he beats to death with a Samoan war club. The fishing boat returns to the dock, with Thompson screaming triumphantly, "I am Lono!", referring to the ancient Hawaiian god which upsets the locals, and he goes into hiding in the City of Refuge. The story frequently breaks away to excerpts from The Last Voyage of Captain James Cook by Richard Hough, which tells the story of the man the native Hawaiians thought was the reincarnation of Lono and was eventually killed by them when he overstayed his welcome on the island of Hawaii.
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Disastrous journeys to Hawaii.
 
Cadeau #3 P = 100, E = 20, I = 20, X = 60

I think those marks are particularly important to Cadeau.
 
He spent the entire 3 days losing his composure and making questionable decisions. So it was interesting to see this.
 
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