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Joseph Nebus
Mar 26, 2012, 1:06:53 PM3/26/12
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This season's gone so wrong it's somehow retroactively gone
back and ruined the first couple rounds of NCAA basketball when I
was doing pretty well. Also one of the book shelves is falling apart,
although that's going to not be my concern much longer.
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Freezer
Mar 26, 2012, 2:16:22 PM3/26/12
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If I don't reply to this Joseph Nebus post, the terroists win.
>
> This season's gone so wrong it's somehow retroactively
> gone
> back and ruined the first couple rounds of NCAA basketball
> when I was doing pretty well. Also one of the book shelves is
> falling apart, although that's going to not be my concern much
> longer.
>
I've got my national champion still in. And that's it. I lost
half my Final Four by the Sweet 16.
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>
> This season's gone so wrong it's somehow retroactively
> gone
> back and ruined the first couple rounds of NCAA basketball
> when I was doing pretty well. Also one of the book shelves is
> falling apart, although that's going to not be my concern much
> longer.
>
half my Final Four by the Sweet 16.
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Heather Kendrick
Mar 26, 2012, 4:52:57 PM3/26/12
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In article <jkq7nd$eco$1...@reader1.panix.com>,
from losing the lead in our tourney this weekend. This is what I get
for being true to my school!
Heather
nebusj-@-rpi-.edu (Joseph Nebus) wrote:
> This season's gone so wrong it's somehow retroactively gone
> back and ruined the first couple rounds of NCAA basketball when I
> was doing pretty well.
I know, thanks to MSU, even my huge head start on points didn't save me
> This season's gone so wrong it's somehow retroactively gone
> back and ruined the first couple rounds of NCAA basketball when I
> was doing pretty well.
from losing the lead in our tourney this weekend. This is what I get
for being true to my school!
Heather
Kathleen Halleron
Mar 26, 2012, 5:45:15 PM3/26/12
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On Mar 26, 1:52 pm, Heather Kendrick <bunnyhug...@ameritech.net>
wrote:
> In article <jkq7nd$ec...@reader1.panix.com>,
Only my school is Kentucky, so this year it works out. We won't talk
about last year.
I actually picked two Final Four teams correctly this year. I think
that's a record for me.
Anywho, it's up and down and I certainly hope you return to the group
next year!
wrote:
> In article <jkq7nd$ec...@reader1.panix.com>,
> nebu...@-rpi-.edu (Joseph Nebus) wrote:
>
> > This season's gone so wrong it's somehow retroactively gone
> > back and ruined the first couple rounds of NCAA basketball when I
> > was doing pretty well.
>
> I know, thanks to MSU, even my huge head start on points didn't save me
> from losing the lead in our tourney this weekend. This is what I get
> for being true to my school!
>
> Heather
Don't worry, Heather. I'm true to my school, too.
>
> > This season's gone so wrong it's somehow retroactively gone
> > back and ruined the first couple rounds of NCAA basketball when I
> > was doing pretty well.
>
> I know, thanks to MSU, even my huge head start on points didn't save me
> from losing the lead in our tourney this weekend. This is what I get
> for being true to my school!
>
> Heather
Only my school is Kentucky, so this year it works out. We won't talk
about last year.
I actually picked two Final Four teams correctly this year. I think
that's a record for me.
Anywho, it's up and down and I certainly hope you return to the group
next year!
Joseph Nebus
Mar 26, 2012, 7:46:55 PM3/26/12
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In <53aaeb31-91ef-4823...@ur9g2000pbc.googlegroups.com> Kathleen Halleron <khal...@occc.cc.or.us> writes:
>On Mar 26, 1:52=A0pm, Heather Kendrick <bunnyhug...@ameritech.net>
>wrote:
have no self-esteem, there's no need to stay loyal to them in picking
sports championships. As they say, nobody ever died for dear old Rutgers,
and nobody expects Rutgers alumni to follow the Scarlet Knights into a
deep and astounding mediocrity.
>On Mar 26, 1:52=A0pm, Heather Kendrick <bunnyhug...@ameritech.net>
>wrote:
>> I know, thanks to MSU, even my huge head start on points didn't save me
>> from losing the lead in our tourney this weekend. =A0This is what I get
>> for being true to my school!
>>
>> Heather
>Don't worry, Heather. I'm true to my school, too.
>Only my school is Kentucky, so this year it works out. We won't talk
>about last year.
>I actually picked two Final Four teams correctly this year. I think
>that's a record for me.
>Anywho, it's up and down and I certainly hope you return to the group
>next year!
Here's where I have the advantage. Since I went to schools that
>>
>> Heather
>Don't worry, Heather. I'm true to my school, too.
>Only my school is Kentucky, so this year it works out. We won't talk
>about last year.
>I actually picked two Final Four teams correctly this year. I think
>that's a record for me.
>Anywho, it's up and down and I certainly hope you return to the group
>next year!
have no self-esteem, there's no need to stay loyal to them in picking
sports championships. As they say, nobody ever died for dear old Rutgers,
and nobody expects Rutgers alumni to follow the Scarlet Knights into a
deep and astounding mediocrity.
George Johnson
Mar 26, 2012, 10:16:21 PM3/26/12
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"Joseph Nebus" <nebusj-@-rpi-.edu> wrote in message
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Buy a tube of "LIQUID NAILS" (with a screw-on top).
Unscrew your screws, dip screw ends in Liquid Nails, screw back
together.
Tidy up with nasal tissue or a bit of toilet paper.
When dry, reload shelves.
It is the easiest way to turn pressed fiberboard into tolerable solidity
on a budget.
Normal pressed fiberboard, with a bit of jostling after assembly, will
loosen up the screw holes and begin to fall apart. Ideally you will want to
soak the cheap pressed fiberboard bookshelves with polyurethane sealant or
polyurethane varnish (this will cause the cheap printed laminate to peel
off, but you should chemically improve any cheap pressed fiberboard
furniture and let air dry as the cost is and extra $10, but the payoff is
long-term durability versus the costs of higher quality hardwood furnature.
news:jkq7nd$eco$1...@reader1.panix.com...
Unscrew your screws, dip screw ends in Liquid Nails, screw back
together.
Tidy up with nasal tissue or a bit of toilet paper.
When dry, reload shelves.
It is the easiest way to turn pressed fiberboard into tolerable solidity
on a budget.
Normal pressed fiberboard, with a bit of jostling after assembly, will
loosen up the screw holes and begin to fall apart. Ideally you will want to
soak the cheap pressed fiberboard bookshelves with polyurethane sealant or
polyurethane varnish (this will cause the cheap printed laminate to peel
off, but you should chemically improve any cheap pressed fiberboard
furniture and let air dry as the cost is and extra $10, but the payoff is
long-term durability versus the costs of higher quality hardwood furnature.
Kate Halleron
Apr 3, 2012, 9:19:40 AM4/3/12
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Woot! Break out the champagne!
After finishing at the bottom so many years, it's nice to finally be
at the top.
Thanks to everyone who participated - next year in Atlanta!
After finishing at the bottom so many years, it's nice to finally be
at the top.
Thanks to everyone who participated - next year in Atlanta!
Joseph Nebus
Apr 5, 2012, 9:37:33 AM4/5/12
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lasted. (This is also something I say at work often.) Thanks for
running the game.
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