08-20-2014, 10:32 PM
Three deceptively linked posts ...
Given that the Greatest Upset Ever ended at 10:30 Eastern Time, I have to assume that either Garvin was drinking well into the wee hours in irrational celebration of the event, or he was using that space-time continuum thing to guide Tavita's throws on consecutive fourth down plays while watching a recording. But maybe that drinking thing was why he couldn't be bothered on first through third downs.
(08-19-2014, 03:37 PM)garvin link Wrote:I did, however, stay up into the wee hours of the morning East Coast time to watch.Â
(08-20-2014, 10:12 AM)garvin link Wrote:It is completely clear to me that my concentrated thought patterns affect Stanford play-calling. ... This is why I don't drink during games.
(08-20-2014, 12:11 PM)Cowboy1 link Wrote:Almost as important, players and coaches can hear you if you yell at your tv loud enough. This works even if you are watching a recording of a game (space-time continuum or something like that - missed that day of physics). However coaches are stubborn and will often ignore you.
Given that the Greatest Upset Ever ended at 10:30 Eastern Time, I have to assume that either Garvin was drinking well into the wee hours in irrational celebration of the event, or he was using that space-time continuum thing to guide Tavita's throws on consecutive fourth down plays while watching a recording. But maybe that drinking thing was why he couldn't be bothered on first through third downs.