Last Year GT Was Worse And UGA Was Better...

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GoldenIsle

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but we hung in there with them into the 3rd quarter. This year it was no contest from the first snap? I'd be curious to hear some thoughts.
 
Unfortunately they are reloading and getting better each year while we..... :( I can't talk about this anymore.....
 
We are only marginally better than last year, if at all. The only difference between this year's team and last year's is that we got turnovers and won some of the close ones we would have lost last year.

And we got blown out in the second half instead of the first last year. Really makes no difference. uga started fast this year.
 
Our DBs were better last year and Fromm shredded us this year. Fromm is a really good passer. Hopefully he won't be a 4-year guy
 
smokey_wasp said:
We are only marginally better than last year, if at all. The only difference between this year's team and last year's is that we got turnovers and won some of the close ones we would have lost last year.

And we got blown out in the second half instead of the first last year. Really makes no difference. uga started fast this year.
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AND we can kick the ball too!
 
ThisIsAtlanta said:
If the median American wage earner had exchanged his entire $9800 income in 1970 for gold, it'd be worth around $330,000 today.

You'd think that figure would be higher.
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I remember a gold boom around 1980. People were selling anything that they had that was gold. Gold was in such high demand they even put a Gold buying shop in the bowling alley. Crazy times.
 
coit said:
I remember a gold boom around 1980. People were selling anything that they had that was gold. Gold was in such high demand they even put a Gold buying shop in the bowling alley. Crazy times.
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Related, I'm glad the scrap markets have cooled down in recent years. Fewer meth heads funding their habit with salvaged copper wiring and unsecured HVAC units is a good thing.
 
ThisIsAtlanta said:
If the median American wage earner had exchanged his entire $9800 income in 1970 for gold, it'd be worth around $330,000 today.

You'd think that figure would be higher.
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Do you know any ways I can convert my 401k and IRA into a safe portfolio comprised of nothing but silver?
 
Anyone else watching "Big Mouth" on netflix? Pretty good imo - check it out if puberty/sex humor doesn't offend you.
 
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