Recent content by Northeast Stinger

I guess if more Tech fans hated the government, like the typical uga fan, we would fill the stadium up. 😊

Good response. I guess then for me the Tech tribe is a little too nebulous of a family unit to go out and get a yellow jacket tattoo.

I love Jodi Foster also but felt like they wasted her talent with a poorly written script that took too long to develop and struggled to maintain suspense.

Agree. My favorite was the first. Very intense suspense.

I would be curious as to what people think being a fan means. I have pondered this in myself and it always begs the question for me, “Is there any reason for an intelligent, well-adjusted adult to be a fan?” I honestly don’t mean that to be as snarky as that sounds. When I was a young child I...

Here are three more…. “Stranger Things” had promise but after the first season it felt kind of pedestrian and I just lost interest. “Downton Abbey” was engaging at first with its understated British melodrama but became tedious and sloppy towards it final seasons. “Lovecraft Country” really...

Yeah, that was the point but after a while it gets to be fun to just bash how much bad TV is out there. By my estimate there are about 500 bad series for every really good one. The ones that start well, and give you false hope, are really infuriating.

Fingers crossed for returning to school, especially for Ndongo.

I thought the Jodie Foster one spent too much time treading water and when it got to the end had minimal payoff. I actually liked the Vince Vaughn ending better after a somewhat agonizing journey to get there. But, again, each season is its own thing so easier to tell myself to hang in there...

An important factor in ranking academic institutions is examining how well the school does with alumni engagement, and, in turn, the level of giving back to the institution.

Hooray for Smelter!

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I love loved the first season. None that came after were worth watching, though, to be fair, each one is a complete story line so they mercifully end without dragging on year after year.

Four generations of my family have attended either Emory or Tech feeling that they were by far the two best schools in the state. There was no reason to leave the state to join an Ivy.

I don’t think predicting seasons is the point is it? In theory a team could go undefeated against the hardest schedule in the country and that still doesn’t change the objective fact that these were the strongest opponents in the country.