Isaac Humphries 7'0" 245, 2016 to Kentucky

[pinstripers]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HM

[Dave Stalwart]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HM

I'm going to go with Hamburgmuseum

[WstateU]

I'm going to go with Hamburgmuseum

[Ricardo del Rio]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HM

Thanks.

I love Wikipedia. I use it often. Very often.

I support Wiki and I urge all to do so as well.

Yes, I am aware of the criticisms, which are levied at Wiki.

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[wufan]

Before wiki one had to own an entire book case of encyclopedias. Yes, they were more accurate, however there was far less information, and if one was so lucky as to own all of this knowledge, it was only current at the time purchased. As a for instance, I often used the home library to write papers, but Gerald Ford was the last president listed, and Bill Clinton was the sitting president when I graduated high school.

OTOH, I was viewed as much more intelligent in the pre-wiki days as I could spout off any old BS and my oposition had no reference material to demonstrate my ignorance.

[RoyalShock]

So, does HM mean high major? If it does, I can't find any. I call BS on "Chose Lobos over 15 HM offers".

In this case, I believe "HM" stands for "Home Mortage". There's a lot of competition among lenders these days so 15 offers would not surprise me in the least.

[Cdizzle]

You're only as smart as Wikipedia doesn't say you aren't?

I could not find a wiki page on Humphries. So I guess we can say whatever we want about him and be right.

[Hurley]

In this case, I believe "HM" stands for "Home Mortage". There's a lot of competition among lenders these days so 15 offers would not surprise me in the least.

Agree to disagree, Royal. In my mind "HM" is clearly indicative of "Horny MILF." Clear as day.

[WstateU]

Agree to disagree, Royal. In my mind "HM" is clearly indicative of "Horny MILF." Clear as day.

[Rlh04d]

Thanks.

I love Wikipedia. I use it often. Very often.

I support Wiki and I urge all to do so as well.

Yes, I am aware of the criticisms, which are levied at Wiki.

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Criticizing Wikipedia is silly. Wikipedia is wonderful when used properly. Properly requires citing your edits.

If there aren't citations, just take it with a grain of salt.

However Colbert's war on Wikipedia and creation of Wikiality, such as when he saved the African Elephant, make me very happy.

[vancedave56]

Maybe there should be a separate thread?

[WSUwatcher]

Maybe there should be a separate thread?

You mean Wikipedia isn't Isaac Humphries's nickname? Anyway, Vance, yes -- perhaps in the off-topic section? (Although I sometimes wonder with all of our random tangents and diversions why anyone even bothers to declare something as off-topic.)

[1972Shocker]

Good point. If we put all of our off-topic forays in the Off-Topic forum we would have to move that forum to the top of the list is it would very likely have the most volume of posts.

The random tangents do serve some purpose however. They provided some indication that for the time being most everything of interest on-topic that can be said has been said but the random tangents keep threads alive and on the front page until something new on-topic comes up.

[Rlh04d]

Whatever random tangents we can get into in this thread should be celebrated; if Humphries signs his thread needs to be longer than EO's. Gotta start sometime.

[Kung Wu]

It can't be THAT far off topic -- I haven't started posting in it yet.