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[PackOne]

The term originated from the state of minor-league fields that often were ringed with shrubs and bushes.

The phrase sounds similar to the NASCAR Busch Series (name changed to Nationwide Series as of 2008 season), sometimes known as the "Busch League", since it is essentially NASCAR's minor league circuit. However, popular usage far predates the creation of this organization.

 

[bozz_2006]

it is compelling evidence against me, but i simply can't rely on wikipedia for any type of reliable evidence. i can go to wikipedia right now and write an article about the validity of "Busch" League and the incorrect application of the term "Bush" Leauge, but that doesn't make me correct. Example -->

"Wikipedia. Is the best thing ever. Anyone, in the world, can write anything they want about any subject. So you know you are getting the best possible information."
-Michael Scott, from The Office

 

[bozz_2006]

so, it's very very very possible that packone (and trom... and everyone else) is right, and I'm wrong. but wikipedia is not the conclusive word on the subject.

 

[bozz_2006]

:moving back into the realm of packerforum.com: TT kicks ***

 

[pack_in_black]

I'm gonna have to go ahead and....... disagree with ya, there, Bozz. Being a baseball fan, I know that this phrase was born out of that sport. NASCAR is not the hotbed of intellectual creativity that only its fans believe it to be..... :shock:

 

[longtimefan]

it is compelling evidence against me, but i simply can't rely on wikipedia for any type of reliable evidence. i can go to wikipedia right now and write an article about the validity of "Busch" League and the incorrect application of the term "Bush" Leauge, but that doesn't make me correct. Example -->

"Wikipedia. Is the best thing ever. Anyone, in the world, can write anything they want about any subject. So you know you are getting the best possible information."
-Michael Scott, from The Office

They also have a team of people verifying contents...While it might take a day or so, it will be verified and corrected if wrong..

At least for MOST things that is how it works

 

[bozz_2006]

NASCAR is not the hotbed of intellectual creativity that only its fans believe it to be..... :shock:

hahaha. Ouch! Well played, sir.

 

[pack_in_black]

NASCAR is not the hotbed of intellectual creativity that only its fans believe it to be..... :shock:

hahaha. Ouch! Well played, sir.

 

[packedhouse01]

I think Brett enjoys playing games with people. He's a known prankster. For as simple as it is to sign some stupid papers that make it official, he may be just playing with all of us. One day, we'll all hear the true stories about Brett, Mike and Ted. Just as I wouldn't be surprised that they truly respect each other and there was nothing to conspiracy theories, I wouldn't be surprised to hear that they didn't get along and that Brett retired because he didn't think the team did enough to surround him with good players. In other words, we'll never really know until someone talks and I think this is a very sensitive time in the lives of all of those people. For as much as I think Brett truly wanted to retire. (he's talked about it for years) I still think it was hard for him to pull the plug and I have no doubt that there are times he may wonder if he did the right thing.

 

[Zombieslayer]

it is compelling evidence against me, but i simply can't rely on wikipedia for any type of reliable evidence. i can go to wikipedia right now and write an article about the validity of "Busch" League and the incorrect application of the term "Bush" Leauge, but that doesn't make me correct. Example -->

"Wikipedia. Is the best thing ever. Anyone, in the world, can write anything they want about any subject. So you know you are getting the best possible information."
-Michael Scott, from The Office

It depends. Subjects that have less people visiting them are less likely to be corrected.

Go right now to a popular band's page (say someone like My Chemical Romance) and edit the page so there are some things that are incorrect. I bet it won't even last 15 minutes.

Some guy did something like this on tv and they not only fixed it within 10 minutes, they banned his account. Wikipedia is quite possibly the best thing on the internet.

 

[bozz_2006]

it is compelling evidence against me, but i simply can't rely on wikipedia for any type of reliable evidence. i can go to wikipedia right now and write an article about the validity of "Busch" League and the incorrect application of the term "Bush" Leauge, but that doesn't make me correct. Example -->

"Wikipedia. Is the best thing ever. Anyone, in the world, can write anything they want about any subject. So you know you are getting the best possible information."
-Michael Scott, from The Office

It depends. Subjects that have less people visiting them are less likely to be corrected.

Go right now to a popular band's page (say someone like My Chemical Romance) and edit the page so there are some things that are incorrect. I bet it won't even last 15 minutes.

Some guy did something like this on tv and they not only fixed it within 10 minutes, they banned his account. Wikipedia is quite possibly the best thing on the internet.

According to Michael Scott, it is not quite possibly the best thing on the internet, but in fact, the best thing ever

 

[Zombieslayer]

According to Michael Scott, it is not quite possibly the best thing on the internet, but in fact, the best thing ever

Well then, this guy is a nutcase. I'd take fire, the wheel, and the noodle over wikipedia.

 

[ElleBlue]

Brett, put the gun and beer down, climb out of the tractor for 5 minutes, sign the papers, then commence the drinking and killing.

Is it asking too much?

Hey Trom! This should make you happy! :lol:

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[IronMan]

Brett, put the gun and beer down, climb out of the tractor for 5 minutes, sign the papers, then commence the drinking and killing.

Is it asking too much?

Hey Trom! This should make you happy! :lol:

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LOL!!!! Awesome!!!!

 

[ElleBlue]

Thanks Midwest Favre Fan! Glad you like it!

 

[tromadz]

so, it's very very very possible that packone (and trom... and everyone else) is right, and I'm wrong. but wikipedia is not the conclusive word on the subject.

You're one of those guys who uses wikipedia all the time, but when it says something you don't like, you question its legitimacy.

I'm one of those guys too.

 

[PackOne]

NASCAR is not the hotbed of intellectual creativity that only its fans believe it to be..... :shock:

Takes down Trom for funniest post at this moment.

 

[bozz_2006]

so, it's very very very possible that packone (and trom... and everyone else) is right, and I'm wrong. but wikipedia is not the conclusive word on the subject.

You're one of those guys who uses wikipedia all the time, but when it says something you don't like, you question its legitimacy.

I'm one of those guys too.

Everything I say is fully substantiated by my own opinion.

 

[PackinSteel]

so, it's very very very possible that packone (and trom... and everyone else) is right, and I'm wrong. but wikipedia is not the conclusive word on the subject.

You're one of those guys who uses wikipedia all the time, but when it says something you don't like, you question its legitimacy.

I'm one of those guys too.

Everything I say is fully substantiated by my own opinion.

You guys crack me up!

 

[ElleBlue]

Everything I say is fully substantiated by my own opinion.

I like that! I'll use that line at my next meeting! :lol:

 

[PackCrazed4]

Brett, put the gun and beer down, climb out of the tractor for 5 minutes, sign the papers, then commence the drinking and killing.

Is it asking too much?

Hey Trom! This should make you happy! :lol:

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LOL!!!! Awesome!!!!

I must say, if Brett was going to drink (even though he wouldn't), for this topic's sake, it should be a Busch Light, not bud! :lol: :lol: 8) 8)

 

[ElleBlue]

Sorry Pack&BrettCrazed4,

Bud light was the only thing I could find on the clip art sites I subscribe to. I heard somewhere that Brett hasn't drank in almost ten years. If it's true, good for him!

 

[longtimefan]

Brett, put the gun and beer down, climb out of the tractor for 5 minutes, sign the papers, then commence the drinking and killing.

Is it asking too much?

Hey Trom! This should make you happy! :lol:

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LOL!!!! Awesome!!!!

I must say, if Brett was going to drink (even though he wouldn't), for this topic's sake, it should be a Busch Light, not bud! :lol: :lol: 8) 8)

Sarah, check your history

It was Miller Lite

 

[Pack93z]

Brett, put the gun and beer down, climb out of the tractor for 5 minutes, sign the papers, then commence the drinking and killing.

Is it asking too much?

Hey Trom! This should make you happy! :lol:

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Excellent.. another photoshopper to the PF.. now for the mandatory altered Cheesy pic needs to be added in the attrium to the many faces of Cheesey thread..

 

[cheesey]

:roll: OHHH boy.......Pack93z strikes again!!! :lol: