SDSU Post Game Thoughts

[scottietohottie]

correct. There is the hat and then there is the cap. A pickup is simply a pickup, not a truck. Although with what a 1ton diesel pickup will handle nowadays it may be appropriate to rethink whether it’s more of a truck

Babysitter informed me that I need to say pickup instead of truck because truck can sound a little different coming from a 2 year old. I told her it was a Kenworth. He still says Daddy's truck at daycare too.

[Vet70]

Coke, soda, pop.
Boat, ship.

[WeAreThePride]

Coke, soda, pop.
Boat, ship.

Boats are carried on ships.

[GreenfieldBison]

Boats are carried on ships.

Some would have you believe they are rowed...

[westnodak93bison]

Not trying to be an asshole here but most anyone in western ND or eastern Mt will tell that it's a CAP. A " Hat" has a brim...a "Cap" has a brim.....like a ball bill. Kinda like the difference between a pickup and a truck.

Where I grew up it could be a pickup unless you use it for hunting then it's an outfit

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[KidZer0]

Coke, soda, pop.
Boat, ship.

First job out of college was working for the US Navy. Ships fight on the surface, Boats fight when submerged...

[PlrbrBison]

Where I grew up it could be a pickup unless you use it for hunting then it's an outfit

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Most anything motorized or motorized in combination with something else(trailer, toolbox, etc) would be an outfit where I grew up. Big Red three wheeler with loaded up fencing trailer was the most referred to outfit.

[WeAreThePride]

Some would have you believe they are rowed...

What tomfuckery is that?

[KilldeerBison]

After watching the ESPN broadcast, regarding the kick recieving interference. I seem to remember a replay at the dome showing the Bison receiver having his arm grabbed before the ball came to him. ESPN didn't show that angle, wonder why?

[Christopher Moen]

After watching the ESPN broadcast, regarding the kick recieving interference. I seem to remember a replay at the dome showing the Bison receiver having his arm grabbed before the ball came to him. ESPN didn't show that angle, wonder why?

ESPN feed uses their own cameras (or whatever third party company they contract with like Wazee or Token Creek) while the video boards are being provided a feed from the cameras owned by the FargoDome (maybe NDSU).


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