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Texas A&M Recruiting 2027: Elko's Cholesterol - Not Great, Not Terrible
William! Stepping out into the open in writing! Long time, no see. Your English, with one odd exception, is pretty good here. You're welcome for the helpful hints. 1 Presumably this high-profile player is Reed. I guess if you're referring to College Station alone, William is correct on this one. It's been a long fall from the Heisman campaign at mid-season. His profile nationally is sort of like his profile when he's scurrying around his terrible big linemen: puny. 2 Who is William quoting? 3. Ya gotta know the man and his meticulousness. It's infused in every aspect of his life from the way he dresses to the level of fitness he maintains. Mike Elko is something else. He thinks a lot about things. Things like replacing his coordinators. Things like generating an offense against good teams. I think he really spent his meticulous time working out that boffo extension before the gas ran out on the dream mobile. Keep fluffing, William. Keep fluffing.
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Negative Recruiting Your Own School: The aggy Screenshot Megathread
The ones who know you best. Nobody else gives a shit or just laughs at how bizarre you are. Stop reading the letters of praise from opposing fans written by Aggies. Or don't. Who cares?
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Trump’s America
Maybe an inoperable kidney stone. Or fall into an industrial shredder. He hangs on long enough to realize what's coming then, adios. Maybe get Vance's childhood sweetheart, too.
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Negative Recruiting Your Own School: The aggy Screenshot Megathread
Their answer the last few years about being "little brother" is that people don't realize that A&M opened its doors 7 years (or whatever) before we did. They think that's a real zinger. Should shut all those shit-talking t.u. mouths! Fucking morons think the nickname has something to do with relative age rather than relative station in the world. Their answer confirms how small they are. Personally, I won't call a stalker "little brother" even if the stalker isn't particularly threatening. They've become more virulent since their stint of shady success under Sherrill then his bagman. Thought they had a new world order going there for a while. Nope. To be clear, I talk about the TexAggies not the increasing number of 2%ers who may save the place.
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Avatar: Fire and Ash
As Greenspoint alludes, you pretty much describe what I was referring to. The amusement park ride comparison recognizes the enjoyability of the experience. As such, the ride does what you say it will. The notes above (by others) about the movie being too long may be an indicator of what I mean. A well-wrought story never feels long. Some will reflexively say that all movies don't have to be Shakespeare. I find Shakespeare mostly impenetrable to read or watch. However, as I understand, his plays appealed to all levels of intellect and social strata in his day. They're all great stories, many of them borrowed from other sources. The Dark Knight is otherworldly and brilliant in every aspect of filmmaking. Michael Mann's Thief is one of the tightest movies I've ever seen. Bridesmaids is similarly brilliant to me. They have well told, interesting stories with some depth. The quality I'm describing can be found in the full range of move genres. It's not about intellectualism. (I don't mean to lecture @GreenspointTexas, I'm speaking generally just to make my own position clear.) Avatar has simplistic plots of good versus evil, ugliness versus beauty, and man conquering nature. You can do a lot with those conflicts. Avatar does not. The story provides the thinnest of threads to tie together a bloated movie that is way too much in love with itself. When something meant to be thrilling seems to drag, it's a sure sign that the filmmakers see their work as so wonderful that not a thing should be removed. I'm concerned that the studios only generate extravaganzas where only the most accomplished of directors have freedom to breath in life. Director Nolan does so. His movies are good on the surface and invite you to think if you're inclined to. That's a perfect balance. Most other big directors are hacks with technical prowess and largely empty souls. No world view. A last observation about the sadness of studios dropping quality, riskier, cheaper movies from their slate can be seen in the Academy Awards the last few years. Most nominees are small movies not seen by many people. Some are very good. Last year's slate was pretty awful. I didn't finish The Brutalist or the Emma Stone nekked fest because I didn't care about anything or anyone in them. The movie that won was watchable. It would be nice to see a real Hollywood movie with sweep, solid story, great acting; something memorable. To create anything artistically great, the artist must take risks. Risks payoff or fail with more magnitude than staying safe which risks being boring. The studio executives are risk averse, so they churn out the same movies over and over with only minor twists. The worst thing would be if they're creating an audience that remains satisfied with that. I write long because this interests me so much. Film is one of my fields.
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Trump’s America
- Avatar: Fire and Ash
The movies are more like amusement park rides than movies to me.- Negative Recruiting Your Own School: The aggy Screenshot Megathread
People are jealous of their humility.- Tell Me About Texas a&m
The Texas A&M University Fightin' Texas Rubes from Texas!- Texas A&M Recruiting 2027: Elko's Cholesterol - Not Great, Not Terrible
Thank you for that. All the talk is about money and assuming that's the only reason players choose schools. Of course, the conversation is led by sports idiots who want CFB to be the NFL. I know you're no romantic, and what you write make sense. Nobody has enough money to wrap up all the good players. A lot of places have the money to get some difference makers. I don't want to see this sport become pro ball. I don't give a rat's ass about the NFL.- Jeffrey Epstein needs his own thread
We elected the wrong miscreant. Hunter sounds like his dad back in his dad's prime. Sharp. Articulate. Pointed. Makes me wonder how much was lost when his brother died. Glad I waited to post. I was thinking this was a fake to draw all the attention of the narrowly focused, stupid press. Make the letter the one issue, then prove it's false. The GOP criminal organization and their constituency of moron can discredit the other thousands of pages. The CNN panels will discuss how this might affect the next election instead of sticking with the broader story. We've seen it before. Hope that's not the case here. Trump floated that a few times early in his term. "Why are you brining this up? It's old. Nobody cares."- Tell Me About Texas a&m
They must've taken one of them TV medicines. [Do not google perineum side effects on images. I was looking for a warning label and got scarred for life instead.]- Negative Recruiting Your Own School: The aggy Screenshot Megathread
I thought this was William, at first. Maybe it's a pen name. Times change. You no longer value a sitting natty winner as much as the old days. You don't really have to know how to win a national championship in this new modern age as defined continually by TexAggies. At the same point in time, Saban had landed on Moon. Elko is the sharpest kid in the rocket club. Nearly tangible similarity! It's remarkable how Aggies lead the world in loss examination! Elko may not be sitting heavily on an NC, but he loses the same way Saban did years later. They're just about the same person, really. It's almost scary how similar these guys are. I'm sure Alabama's schedule was as widely doubted as A&M's. Red notes are final rankings. Almost a carbon copy (remember carbon copies, kids? No? Fuck you.)! Their last two losses were the same as well. Bama played #1 and #2 and only managed a couple of touchdowns in each game! Eerily similar. What do we deduce? Or, at least, what does this Aggie analyst deduce? The Aggies are on that launchpad to the moon this coming year! Off to a good start against Missouri State.- Tell Me About Texas a&m
- Jeffrey Epstein needs his own thread
Sentenced to life in a blue barrel. - Avatar: Fire and Ash
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