Some asshole named 'Jonathan', otherwise non-descript. University of Tennessee alumnus. Yankees fan. Chess lover. Poet. #VolTwitter #VFL #GBO #Yankees
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There are really two things that drive my political views as I've grown more apathetic over current events beyond what impacts me:
1) MAD Magazine using terms like "Integrity! Absurdity!" to describe politicians through satire; and,
2) Matthew 24:6/Mark 13:7 on foreign policy.
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Jonathan P. Henderson retweeted
Is Indiana a 9/10 win fringe CFP team that isn’t a serious national title threat?
Or is Northwestern a solid team that could win 7-8 games?
Or is Indiana still really really good and just had a slip up against a decent team who had a great second half?
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Oddly enough, Indiana may well have won the game with this touchdown.
I don't think Northwestern will win a shootout if this is what the game evolves into for the 4th Quarter.
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I never imagined I would see the Indiana/Northwestern game tightly contested.
As of now, Indiana leads, 5-0.
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LOVE the subtle nod to @WilliamInge1!
And thought it was interesting they used the term “colosseum”: when we went to my first ever game, I remember walking up to the stadium and thinking “woah, this is a modern day Roman Colloseum”.
And Gladiator had recently come out, and thought the buzz around the stadium and hearing the crowd inside, reminded me a lot of that movie.
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Rat poison...
“I’m slightly leaning TENNESSEE TO PULL THE UPSET”
-@JoshPateCFB TALKS VOLS-HORNS
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Jonathan P. Henderson retweeted
"This was one of the most difficult places to play in the SEC..
Tennessee has run the ball so effectively and Heupel is a master at taking advantage of whatever he sees out there" ~ Coach Saban #PMSLive
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Neat history.
And, the first politician at the federal level ever impeached (and, expelled!) was Tennessee U.S. Senator William Blount.
John Sevier was arrested and charged with treason. Eight years later he was elected the first governor of Tennessee.
In 1784, North Carolina gave its western lands to Congress to pay its war debt, then they changed their minds and took the land back.
The settlers out there felt the whiplash and decided to form their own state. They named it Franklin, after Benjamin Franklin.
Sevier, a Revolutionary War hero, was elected its governor. For about four years Franklin ran as its own country, with its own court system, capital and taxes paid in deerskins and tobacco.
But North Carolina never recognized it. In 1788 it declared Franklin in revolt and arrested Sevier outright. His friends broke him out of jail, and he was ultimately never brought to trial.
In the aftermath, he swore his loyalty back to North Carolina, and the state of Franklin fizzled out.
When that same territory became Tennessee in 1796, the man elected to lead it was none other than John Sevier.
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Jonathan P. Henderson retweeted
Faizon Brandon showed out in our Week 4 CFB sim to lead No. 14 Tennessee past No. 1 Texas 🎮 🤯
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This is actually my favorite song on 'Rubber Soul'.
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Might this be my favorite Crosby, Stills and Nash tune.
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I hope it's "Bad Arch".
What version of Arch Manning will we see against Tennessee?
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