Break-Down: ECU Part #1 (of 2)
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This is my weekly Big-Play Breakdown for GamecockCentral.com for the ECU game. This season, there will be two break-downs each week. This is part one.
Break-Down: ECU Part #1 (of 2)
Nothing more to this post!
Break-Down: ECU Part #1 (of 2)
Nothing more to this post!
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Here is an excerpt from my blog article at GamecockCental.com dated September 7th, 2012.
Important note: I outline the three rules of etiquette for smack-talk on Facebook. In Rule No. 1, I establish what it means to be a "Facebook Jerk." This excerpt picks up at Rule No. 3.
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Rule No. 3: Nothing posted counts towards a person's perceived integrity if posted on Facebook the week before or after the Carolina-Clemson game. (Or big rivalry game if you are not in South Carolina.)
Post anything you want, with whatever mean spirit you want, and it just doesn't count. But that statute of limitation runs out on the eighth day after the game has passed.
For example, when I set a Google Calendar alert on Jan. 20 to email me on July 4 to remind me to come to Facebook and post that West Virginia just scored again, that was outside the statute of limitation for reasonable smack talk on Facebook. This action made ME the Facebook jerk. Therefore, the proportionate response from any lunatic Clemson fan should be allowed by me on my Facebook page at that time (and it was and it was worth it. And oh, by the way, West Virginia just scored again.)
To read this article in its entirety, please visit the story's page at GamecockCentral.com here.
Important note: I outline the three rules of etiquette for smack-talk on Facebook. In Rule No. 1, I establish what it means to be a "Facebook Jerk." This excerpt picks up at Rule No. 3.
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Rule No. 3: Nothing posted counts towards a person's perceived integrity if posted on Facebook the week before or after the Carolina-Clemson game. (Or big rivalry game if you are not in South Carolina.)
Post anything you want, with whatever mean spirit you want, and it just doesn't count. But that statute of limitation runs out on the eighth day after the game has passed.
For example, when I set a Google Calendar alert on Jan. 20 to email me on July 4 to remind me to come to Facebook and post that West Virginia just scored again, that was outside the statute of limitation for reasonable smack talk on Facebook. This action made ME the Facebook jerk. Therefore, the proportionate response from any lunatic Clemson fan should be allowed by me on my Facebook page at that time (and it was and it was worth it. And oh, by the way, West Virginia just scored again.)
To read this article in its entirety, please visit the story's page at GamecockCentral.com here.
This is my weekly Big-Play Breakdown for GamecockCentral.com for the Vanderbilt game. This season, there will be two break-downs each week, one for defense and one for offense.
Offensive Break-Down
Defensive Break-Down
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Offensive Break-Down
Defensive Break-Down
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Here are a few more Post-It Notes my family put up on my birthday.
The first one is from my twelve year old daughter, Savannah.
I am glad to know my daughter appreciates what other people may call "annoying."
Walt continues to display how his love language is "quality time."
The first one is from my twelve year old daughter, Savannah.
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| From Savannah |
The next one is from my nine year old son, Walt.
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| From Walt |
And the last one today is from my lovely wife, Ashley.
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| From Ashley |
My wife's love language is "words of affirmation," but I have found a little "acts of service" don't hurt from time to time. My love language is "quality time" so in order to help her spend quality time with me (late at night watching useless television: currently The Newsroom on HBO) I rub her feet while she stays up two hours later to hang out with me. It's a model that has worked well for us.
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