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[Scooch]

Bill would make flag planting at Ohio St. a felony

An Ohio state representative has introduced a bill that would classify flag planting at Ohio Stadium around Buckeyes football games as a felony.

www.espn.com

"After it happened at five separate games during Rivalry Week, and seeing that there was no immediate movement, I thought it was necessary to send a signal to our institutions of higher learning that they need to come up with policies to prevent this in the future so it doesn't risk harm to our law enforcement officers or student-athletes or fans"

Since planting a flag in and of itself doesn't risk harm to anyone but the planter, I assume Rep. Williams is targeting this legislation towards the no-good hooligans of the Buckeye football team who reacted with such physical aggression towards said planter?

Will the citizens of Ohio stand for their beloved Buckeye football players being subject to "six to 12 months in prison, up to a $2,500 fine and up to five years' probation."?!

 

[Eric15]

 

[Ragman2000]

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[Eric15]

I wonder what a hypothetical prop bet would have paid out here. More inches of snow in the Florida panhandle than FSU total wins. 10,000-1? 100,000-1? 1 million-1?

The most snow in recorded history in Tallahassee prior to this winter was 2.8 inches in 1958, and they have only had measurable snowfall once since 1990. And FSU was projected to win 10 or so games.

 

[wfschrec]

I wonder what a hypothetical prop bet would have paid out here. More inches of snow in the Florida panhandle than FSU total wins. 10,000-1? 100,000-1? 1 million-1?

The most snow in recorded history in Tallahassee prior to this winter was 2.8 inches in 1958, and they have only had measurable snowfall once since 1990. And FSU was projected to win 10 or so games.

I live just east of Pensacola .., 9” was the final snowfall tally. Watching people here panic like the earth was about to be hit by an asteroid was comical.

 

[Qbobby]

I can imagine. I lived in Panama City for a few years. Everyone thought it was the depths of Alaska when it hit 45 degrees.

 

[wfschrec]

I can imagine. I lived in Panama City for a few years. Everyone thought it was the depths of Alaska when it hit 45 degrees.

It hasn't changed lol