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Did you also meddle with Wisconsin to get this NIL player too :rolleyes:

But keep defending how this practice is allowed

You are the ONLY person that is defending Wisky. :shakehead

And you know darned well my choosing that for "word of the day" had NOTHING to do with that situation, but of course you don't want to acknowledge the reason I chose it.
 
You are the ONLY person that is defending Wisky. :shakehead

And you know darned well my choosing that for "word of the day" had NOTHING to do with that situation, but of course you don't want to acknowledge the reason I chose it.
I'm not though the Big Ten stands behind their accusation.

Getting transfers in the portal is fine but do it cleanly. Why are you all always mixed up in dirty business?
 
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always the 10% jackasses that make yinz fanbase look bad harassing coaches and making them feel bad

Again preface by saying Day is a D and I don't like him but fine that people can get off his back for once and let him do his job. Holy shit.
There is a % of fans who feel that beating TTUN is more important than winning a Natty. Odd but true and they will continue to go after him until he proves he can beat TTUN. :nod:

I'm not though the Big Ten stands behind their accusation.

Getting transfers in the portal is fine but do it cleanly. Why are you all always mixed up in dirty business?
Again, there is NOTHING "dirty" about what we are doing........Wisky messed up.....they have a severe case of FAFO.
 
I like how there were 3 reactions to him patting himself on the back for those titles, and one of them was a :( from me lol
 
The drive to Vegas felt like the buildup to a bad sitcom. Juan was bouncing in the backseat, clutching a worn plushie of Elvis that he claimed would be his "lucky charm." Brenda was humming "Viva Las Vegas" as if she had already conquered the city. Meanwhile, I stared out the window, mentally preparing myself for the chaos that awaited us.

As we rolled into the bright lights of the Strip, Brenda screeched to a stop in front of a giant neon cowboy. “We made it, boys!” she declared, slamming the van into park. “Vegas is about to meet its plushie overlords.”

“You sure this is a good idea?” I asked. “The IRS is probably already setting up a sting operation.”

“Pshh,” Brenda said, waving a dismissive hand. “Hargrave’s probably still stuck in Seattle, trying to decipher that 100-year-old law. Vegas is a fresh start. Plushie paradise!”

Juan pointed out the window, his eyes wide. “Look! It’s Wayne Newton!”

I turned to see none other than the King of Vegas himself stepping out of a sleek black limousine, flanked by an entourage. His shiny, impeccably coiffed hair gleamed under the Strip’s neon glow.

Brenda slammed her door open, nearly knocking over a passing tourist, and marched straight toward him. “Mr. Newton!” she shouted, waving her arms like she was hailing a taxi. “Over here!”

Wayne Newton paused, his entourage visibly alarmed. “Can I help you?” he asked, his voice smooth and slightly wary.

Brenda thrust out her hand, which he hesitated to shake. “Big fan. Big fan. My name’s Brenda, and this here’s my son Juan. We just arrived in Vegas to revolutionize the plushie industry, and we’d like to offer you the chance to invest.”

Juan stepped forward, holding up the Elvis plushie. “This could be yours for just $19.99,” he said, grinning.

Wayne Newton blinked, his expression a mix of confusion and mild horror. “Plushies? Are you serious?”

“Dead serious,” Brenda said, her voice dripping with confidence. “We’re opening the first-ever plushie casino. Imagine it, Mr. Newton: slot machines spitting out plushies, plushie roulette wheels, plushie poker chips—an empire of soft, huggable luxury!”

Wayne Newton stared at her for a long moment before a bemused smile crept onto his face. “I’ve seen a lot of wild things in this town,” he said, “but this might just take the cake.”

“Exactly!” Brenda exclaimed. “And as the King of Vegas, you’d be the perfect face for our plushie palace.”

“Let me get this straight,” Newton said, crossing his arms. “You want me to invest in a casino where grown adults gamble for...stuffed animals?”

“Yes!” Juan said eagerly. “But not just any stuffed animals. Limited edition, premium plushies.”

Newton chuckled, shaking his head. “I’ve got to hand it to you, lady, you’ve got guts.”

“So you’re in?” Brenda asked, her eyes shining with hope.

“No,” Newton said, his smile widening. “But I’ll give you credit for entertaining me tonight. Good luck.”

He turned and walked away, his entourage chuckling as they followed him. Brenda watched him go, her hands on her hips.

“Well, that didn’t go as planned,” she muttered.

“Maybe he’s just not a plushie guy,” Juan said. “Not everyone gets it.”

I groaned. “Can we please just get a hotel room and regroup before you embarrass us in front of any more celebrities?”

Brenda sighed. “Fine. But mark my words, this isn’t over. Vegas will bow to the plushie empire. It’s just a matter of time.”

As we drove off to find a cheap motel, I couldn’t help but feel like we were already one wrong move away from being banned from the city entirely.
 
The next morning, Juan was practically bouncing out of his seat in the diner as he inhaled a plate of pancakes shaped like dice. “Vegas feels magical,” he declared, syrup dribbling down his chin. “I can feel my destiny taking shape.”

“Your destiny better involve washing syrup off your shirt,” I muttered, already regretting ordering coffee instead of something stronger. Brenda, meanwhile, was furiously sketching blueprints for the plushie casino on the back of a napkin. Every few minutes, she would mutter something like “plushie blackjack” or “the Hug-A-Slot jackpot” while Juan nodded eagerly.

“Forget Wayne Newton,” Brenda said, pointing her pen at Juan. “We need someone bigger. Someone relevant. Someone who screams ‘Vegas glitz.’”

“Like Elvis?” Juan asked, clutching his Elvis plushie.

“No,” Brenda snapped. “Elvis is dead, Juan. I’m talking about someone who still draws a crowd.”

“Someone like...Britney Spears?” I joked.

Brenda froze, her eyes lighting up like a slot machine hitting the jackpot. “YES! Britney! She’s perfect!”

Before I could argue that Britney Spears was not likely to align her brand with a plushie casino, Brenda was already out of her seat, waving down the waitress for directions to where Britney might be found. “We’re going to make this happen,” she declared. “Today.”


That afternoon, the trio (with me reluctantly in tow) staked out a luxury hotel where Britney was rumored to be staying. Brenda had somehow procured an enormous plushie in the shape of a giant heart, complete with sequins and glitter. She instructed Juan to hold it, reasoning that “no one can resist a giant plush heart.”

As we loitered near the hotel’s entrance, Brenda hissed, “There she is!” Sure enough, Britney Spears stepped out of the lobby, surrounded by bodyguards and flashing cameras. She looked effortlessly glamorous, and Juan immediately started hyperventilating.

“Go!” Brenda whispered, shoving the giant plushie into Juan’s arms. “Offer her the heart and tell her it’s from the Plushie Party!”

Juan stumbled forward, his face as red as the heart he was holding. “Ms. Spears!” he called, his voice cracking. “This is for you!”

Britney paused, tilting her head curiously as Juan shuffled closer, looking like a sweaty, oversized Cupid. Her bodyguards moved to block him, but Britney waved them off, laughing softly. “That’s...really sweet,” she said, taking the plushie. “What’s it for?”

“It’s from me!” Juan blurted. “Well, from us. We’re starting a plushie casino, and we think you’re amazing, and also you’re the Queen of Pop, and—”

Before he could finish, Britney leaned in and kissed him lightly on the cheek. Juan immediately froze, his eyes widening before he crumpled to the ground in a heap.

“Is he okay?” Britney asked, startled.

“Oh, he’s fine,” Brenda said, waving dismissively. “He’s just never been kissed by a woman before.”

“I’m gonna let that one slide,” Britney said with a laugh before walking off with the plushie.

Meanwhile, Juan lay sprawled on the sidewalk, a dopey grin on his face. “Best...day...ever,” he murmured.


Later that evening, Brenda was on fire with plans for the plushie casino. “We’ll dedicate the heart plushie to Britney in the entrance!” she announced as we sat in a cheap hotel room. “It’ll be the centerpiece of the entire operation. ‘Britney’s Plushie Paradise!’ That’s the name! And we’ll have Britney perform at the grand opening. It’s genius!”

Juan, still in a daze, simply nodded. “Anything Britney wants,” he sighed dreamily.

I groaned. “You do realize Britney Spears has no idea who you are and is not going to perform at your weird plushie casino, right?”

Brenda smirked. “Not yet. But just you wait. Vegas loves an underdog, and we’re about to prove everyone wrong. This plushie empire is happening.”

As I sat back, I couldn’t decide whether to laugh or start packing my bags. Something told me that Vegas hadn’t seen the last of the Plushie Party yet.
 

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