Ron Mitchell

About me:

I was born at a very early age.

I'm pretty conservative. I like guys like Glenn Beck, Bill O'Reilly, Mike Huckabee, Ted Nugent, etc. They just make sense to me.

I'm a pretty laid back guy and very family oriented.

I work for Amazon.com.

If I had my way, I would end up living in a western state in the mountains somewhere, especially Colorado, Montana, Idaho or Washington.

I believe that the '95 Nebraska Cornhuskers were simply the most dominant football team ever, College or Pro. No one really even comes close I don't think. Look at the asswhoopins they put on EVERYBODY! They didn't win a game by less than two touchdowns, and their average margin of victory was in the neighborhood of five touchdowns. They squeaked by the #2 team in the country, Florida in the Fiesta Bowl, 62-24 to seal their 2nd straight National Championship. Also, the team went 60-3 over five seasons with 3 National Championships, barely missing a 4th by missing a field goal in the closing seconds of the '94 Orange Bowl. That, my friends, is as dominant as they get.

Favorite Meal: Steak, Baked Potato, Aparagus and Salad with Blue Cheese Dressing.

Favorite Elvis Songs: Burning Love, Suspicious Minds, Don't Be Cruel, If I Can Dream.

Favorite State: Nebraska!

Most Beautiful State: Utah. Colorado doesn't have shit on Utah.

Favorite Sport: Football, and not that pussy European variety either.

Favorite Athlete: Walter Payton. He may not have been a Viking, but he was fun to watch, he played with style, and conducted himself with class, which is something that is sadly missing from professional sports today.

Best High Jump: 6'8" on June 26, 1985 in Springfield, MO.

Best Long Jump: 21' 9 3/4" on April 30, 1983 in Walsh, CO. This was a school record at the time, although it either wasn't or still isn't recognized by Holly. I would bet money that they list or listed Chris Pollart as the record holder at 21' 7 1/2". That's just the way they are.

Childhood Lunchbox: I had a really cool lunchbox in the first grade that commemorated the first moon landing and had Richard Nixon's signature on it. I wish I had that thing now.

HUSKERS, BABY!!!