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UCinn 27 Rutgers 3 in second half.

it looks like Rutgers' tank finally went empty.

I am watching the History Channel. The topic for this evening is the history of sex. :kobe: :shhh: Ok, so I only watched it for a short time while flipping channels.

RobertN Wrote:I am watching the History Channel. The topic for this evening is the history of sex. :kobe: :shhh: Ok, so I only watched it for a short time while flipping channels.

that show was verrryyy interestinnnnnnng.. lmfao lmfao

oldfan1 Wrote:

RobertN Wrote:I am watching the History Channel. The topic for this evening is the history of sex. :kobe: :shhh: Ok, so I only watched it for a short time while flipping channels.

that show was verrryyy interestinnnnnnng.. lmfao lmfao

Yes, I enjoyed all of the "art". It looks like those men and women did a lot of kinky things back then, too. I just thought that stuff had occurred only recently will the collapse of moral values in society.

I am sure it is a disappointment for Rutgers but Schiano has them going places.

With IU's loss, guessing we'll be seeing UC in one of the MAC bowls...maybe even the MCB (again!)

Frozenbaugh Wrote:

oldfan1 Wrote:

RobertN Wrote:I am watching the History Channel. The topic for this evening is the history of sex. :kobe: :shhh: Ok, so I only watched it for a short time while flipping channels.

that show was verrryyy interestinnnnnnng.. lmfao lmfao

Yes, I enjoyed all of the "art". It looks like those men and women did a lot of kinky things back then, too. I just thought that stuff had occurred only recently will the collapse of moral values in society.

I am sure it is a disappointment for Rutgers but Schiano has them going places.

Ancient Chinese men apparantly looked a lot like ancient Chinese women. Anyone else notice that? And why wre so many of us channel surfing in that specific area?

While most will not admit it, we were all probably flipping thru the stations and saw the word 'sex' in the headline and were intrigued.

And I would agree that they all looked alike. Did anyone else catch themselves holding their head sideways and all different ways in order to make out what exactly was going on in the painting?