I'm fully on board with Miles, but ...

[Norm Peterson]

... if he could buy a round of tacos for my section during the Maryland game, I wouldn't turn it down.

[Norm Peterson]

... I think he needs a strap to keep those glasses up on his nose better.

[Norm Peterson]

... his wife needs to do a better job picking his ties for the games.

[Norm Peterson]

Just thinking of ways I could have finished that sentence better than the guy who started the earlier thread. 

[Jadler]

...maybe if he tried Mustache March we'll run the table in the B1G tournament.

[49r]

Speaking of mustaches, Jadler, do you know if we still do the señor night thing?

[Huskerpapa]

...he needs to get rid of the pink shirt. 

[Jadler]

We were too afraid to try it last year with UNL's Not Here Not Now Not Ever or w/e campaign against racism. Just took the No Sit Sunday and promoted that instead.

[jimmykc]

I think you should only bring the "tradition" back if students are allowed to bring burros along.

[Dean Smith]

We were too afraid to try it last year with UNL's Not Here Not Now Not Ever or w/e campaign against racism. Just took the No Sit Sunday and promoted that instead.

Excellent choice. If you are ever "dressing up" as a different race, you might be racist. 

[Norm Peterson]

 

We were too afraid to try it last year with UNL's Not Here Not Now Not Ever or w/e campaign against racism. Just took the No Sit Sunday and promoted that instead.

Excellent choice. If you are ever "dressing up" as a different race, you might be racist. 

 

Can I get a ruling on these guys, then?

 

 

Racist?  Not racist?  Somewhere in between?

[atskooc]

 

We were too afraid to try it last year with UNL's Not Here Not Now Not Ever or w/e campaign against racism. Just took the No Sit Sunday and promoted that instead.

Excellent choice. If you are ever "dressing up" as a different race, you might be racist. 

 

Was Urkel racist?

[Dean Smith]

Racism: Some definitions of racism also include discriminatory behaviors and beliefs based on cultural, national, ethnic, caste, or religious stereotypes.^[2][6] One view holds that racism is best understood as 'prejudice plus power' because without the support of political or economic power, prejudice would not be able to manifest as a pervasive cultural, institutional or social phenomenon.^[7][8][9]

 

^{It is very possible to  be very prejudice and be a minority. But without economic and political power you can't actually be racist.}