North Carolina Bathrooms and Sports

[Ryan]

I love that they're losing golf tournaments, at which I would assume nearly every trip to the bathroom is into a unisex box near the woods

[Johnnie]

The NCGOP response:

[P.D.X.]

I like that they can't even craft a response without sounding like a Freeper troll.

[EnochRoot]

When talking to somebody that supports the GOP leadership in NC these days...and down the board when confronted by climate change denialists...and FFS, when you have to collect your thoughts to approach a Trump supporter who just said the most ridiculous thing...

it always gets heard as....

"DARMOK AND JALAD..AT TENAGRA!"

[brian]

All ACC championships are gone now too.

Including ACC title game in December.

[Rex]

North Carolina was always more of a Conference USA state anyway.

[Shirley]

My town alone is losing 4 NCAA championships. Nice work, GOP!

[govmentchedda]

I love visiting N.C., but fuck N.C. government.

[wlu_lax6]

My town alone is losing 4 NCAA championships. Nice work, GOP!

Just wait until the legislature folks down play the economic benefit of events like this.....which they all point to when bidding on these things

[Rex]

I'm not sure if this is about sports, but it certainly matches the rest of the topic...

[brian]

Pretty sure that's a photoshop/joke. I've seen it for probably every university in the country.

(Also, why wouldn't drains be able to handle semen?)

[mister d]

Pretty sure ... I've seen ... probably every uni...t... in the country.

(Also, why wouldn't ...i... be able to handle semen?)

[EnochRoot]

Pretty sure that's a photoshop/joke. I've seen it for probably every university in the country.

(Also, why wouldn't drains be able to handle semen?)

Yeah...if it's going to get escape into a crusty old sock, would said sock not have to get washed?

Or are they suggesting that it makes more sense to fire torpedoes out the window?

[howard]

[Ryan]

[wlu_lax6]

CNBC say costing North Carolina north of 110 Million (and that was before the ACC joined in pulling out)
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/09/16/acc-and- ... m-law.html

[govmentchedda]

CNBC say costing North Carolina north of 110 Million (and that was before the ACC joined in pulling out)
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/09/16/acc-and- ... m-law.html

From the end of that article, when even the whitebread conservative PGA is against the law (but not enough to pull the 2017 PGA Championship), you know you're on the wrong side.

[A_B]

CNBC say costing North Carolina north of 110 Million (and that was before the ACC joined in pulling out)
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/09/16/acc-and- ... m-law.html

From the end of that article, when even the whitebread conservative PGA is against the law (but not enough to pull the 2017 PGA Championship), you know you're on the wrong side.

I think they would pull it early next year if nothing happens. Probably trying to stall

[brian]

CNBC say costing North Carolina north of 110 Million (and that was before the ACC joined in pulling out)
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/09/16/acc-and- ... m-law.html

From the end of that article, when even the whitebread conservative PGA is against the law (but not enough to pull the 2017 PGA Championship), you know you're on the wrong side.

I think they would pull it early next year if nothing happens. Probably trying to stall

Can they really get another course ready in time for a major? Doesn't it take the better part of a year to get a course ready to host a major? (Not just obvious stuff like stands, etc. even the actual literal course itself like the grass being grown just so, etc?

You'd know better than me. I thought I remember reading articles that it takes a year to get a course ready for a major.

[Rex]

I think they would pull it early next year if nothing happens. Probably trying to stall

"Urinal lot of trouble if you don't change that law," is probably what they're saying to people.

[A_B]

CNBC say costing North Carolina north of 110 Million (and that was before the ACC joined in pulling out)
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/09/16/acc-and- ... m-law.html

From the end of that article, when even the whitebread conservative PGA is against the law (but not enough to pull the 2017 PGA Championship), you know you're on the wrong side.

I think they would pull it early next year if nothing happens. Probably trying to stall

Can they really get another course ready in time for a major? Doesn't it take the better part of a year to get a course ready to host a major? (Not just obvious stuff like stands, etc. even the actual literal course itself like the grass being grown just so, etc?

You'd know better than me. I thought I remember reading articles that it takes a year to get a course ready for a major.

They could but it isn't ideal. It would have to be one that is major ready of course. Where all you have to do is bring I. The stands and shit and not worry about the course.

[A_B]

There's probably 8-12 courses youcouldnhave a major in next week. If hey pulled it for next year they'd almost have to use one of the courses used in the playoffs that would just move up a week or two. Not sure if bethpage is he Barclays next year but that would be the course I'd pick in a pinch.

[govmentchedda]

AB's in the sauce already, y'all.

[A_B]

Swd. Swamping while driving.

[brian]

ACC title game moved to Orlando. Location makes sense and nice symbolism too.

[Ryan]

Welcome to Orlando #OneBigToilet

[govmentchedda]

Welcome to Orlando #OneBigToilet

Spoken like a true Tampanian.

[wlu_lax6]

Well apparently the ACC is hosting events outside of NC, except when they are not doing that
http://www.foxsports.com/college-basket ... mat-100616

[Shirley]

I'm pretty sure they said at the beginning they were pulling all of their neutral-site championships, not the ones held on campuses.

[A_B]

I'm pretty sure they said at the beginning they were pulling all of their neutral-site championships, not the ones held on campuses.

That's how I read it.

[wlu_lax6]

So the NCAA is taking bids for championships. Looks like NC has 12 days before they lose a ton of years for championships. Estimated impact is $250M. I don't see NC changing stance and the NCAA is just not even considering their bids.