A thread about nothing

[ladypanther]

Well,,,,except how empty the weekend seems.  If everyone is honest....we did not expect this team to have a playoff bye. What an awesome season!  I had the fortune of going to every home game. So exciting.  We could have been playing this weekend......IMO.
 

 

So....what do I do now?

[DecrypticShadow]

Go to Church???

[jackson113]

Football withdraw sucks...

[DeeJay]

Sleep in

[nosuchthingasapanther]

Go to Church???

 

this...work or school for me.

 

[Kevin Greene]

Now it's about Crash gif

 

[CardiacCat]

wait in anticipation on the dumb responses you will get to your post ........ (this is #2)

[jackson113]

Talk about cutting or trade Stewy for the next 7or8months....

[Jangler]

Bird watching

 

http://www.masslive.com/news/boston/index.ssf/2014/01/neil_hayward_of_cambridge_brea.html

 

As a year's final hours slip away, many measure its success in paychecks, vacations, or the simple pleasures of everyday life. But for Neil Hayward of Cambridge, 2013 ticked down to a single bird.

He was among the select bird-watchers who had attempted what's known as a "big year" — seeing as many different kinds of birds as possible, traversing the continent to do so. With just days left in 2013, he was tied with the longstanding record of 748 sightings. He kept going.

And then it happened. During the final Saturday of the year, from a boat along the North Carolina coast, he spotted a Great Skua, the winter light catching the gold specks on its back. That made bird 749 — and made Hayward the North American bird spotting champion.