RomaVicta

Continuing to ask about a continuance. Somebody answer this man!

Then these non-redass Aggies get to be embarrassed by the redasses for the rest of their lives.

On another thread, I was trying to find an efficient way to say this. Well done!

What if liberal cities [in CA] decide they don't want this history; they want their own history. America was built on the backs of slaves on stolen land... Ummm, isn't that...uh...yea...I'm pretty sure that that is what happened. I mean, right? Or are we going with slavery as an industrial arts regimen designed to prepare captive individuals for future success? And we setup these great schools for the native population, I guess. Okay. I get it. American Hagiography 101

Good point. Fans are a community not an exclusive club.

I would guess that this stream of commitments to Texas is helpful to the perception of the Longhorns whether the best of these guys make it to campus or not. We're the place where the best players are committing. If a spot opens up due to the draft, there may be room for you! Flip City.

They play the T-shirt card when they're being (easily) bested in conversation or shit-talking. It's not really embarrassing if you ask, "did you go to tu?" and the answer is no. Aggie wins! Their college degree didn't prepare them for an intellectual contest with somebody who may have never even gone to college. Advantage: Aggie.

In the eyes of the news, you could also say that it's merely an issue on the same level of Walz' location during Tienemen Square, tarriffs, or Kamala working at McDonald's which is run through the tired mill of "how will this affect the voters?" As you suggest, the existential threat of a candidate who has spoken aloud and more than once about suspending the Constitution, using the Army for domestic tyranny, elections being rigged, and the roadmap to tyranny that is Prop 2025 should be the issue. I'm getting boring with this, I know, but I can't keep my mouth shut both in shock and the will to say that the biggest news story since the Civil War is right in front of these talking heads and they won't see it for what it is. They don't dare say aloud what they can see with their own eyes. Mentally Unstable Fascist Seeks and May Regain the Presidency Only Harris Stands Between the US and Proposition 2025: Fascism Their template does not allow for this. Their indolence is immovable. Their failure could be fatal. They could actually find themselves before a tribunal explaining how they're not traitors. It's ironic that the TV newsmedia may as well be traitors for how they're letting the fascist train roll right down the tracks without inquiry. Let's go to our panel who will present their guesses on how the battleground states may vote. That's. Not. The. Story. Dumbass.

You're just washing your hands in the restroom. "You're disgusting!" I only come to this thread occasionally because it's such a horrible reflection of the kind of idiocy-fueled hate and intolerance finding its way to, to paraphrase Obama, acceptability. And I'm merely a witness to it. Tolerance is a low bar for a society to clear in order to work better. Recognizing that the medical community and medical professionals are better judges of what qualifies as science than a turd with arms and legs such as Paxton or Cruz or Abbott is a low intelligence bar to clear. Mind your own business is a fine old America saying. If we're to go back to something, let's go back and snatch that motto then apply it broadly.

You are the press. You tell me the answer. Although, I will note that CNN.com and now this news website call the clear shots (Trump lies not distorts or misstates) better than their motherships.

I went back and made my post clearer. I was still talking about Akins even though I'd last named Theisman. You're correct, of course.

I just found this over on TexAgs. They think it's bad that non Texas grads pull for Texas. I think it's great particularly when they're Texans. We're the flagship, a public university, and they have a stake. Excellent. They also think that they (Aggies) have a national brand. I think they don't understand what that is.

That was a completely different MSU than the team tu nearly lost to.

Fascinating They never like to talk about scores or their opponents. Or direct comparison. Impressive resume, Ags. You murdered McNeese State and Shitty Missouri. 1 Loss. Later lost to NIU 2 Current losing record with recent losses to Old Dominion and NIU 3 Hogs annual shotgun dick-ectomy. We've destroyed everybody. Look at the game they're calling close denoted by the *. Of course, these teams are all pulse-less according to the parrots. More so after playing us. I also like how they are saying that only we think we are good. If anything, this snakepit is more skeptical of the 'Horns than the national media.

And one guy specifies that GA has played in two rivalry games. We played OU and certainly going to Michigan had the same kind of atmosphere. But those wins don't matter. At all.

These manly manful Aggies sure are afeared that their precious bodily fluids will be impregnated with the fehginess by mere proximity with LGBQT persons. Back in the day, when Aggies were even more open about their acute homophobia (phobia with a capital F), they would name all the gay bars in Austin as a condemnation. I posed the question of exactly how they had such precise knowledge of these iniquity dens. No response. They should replace the Sully statue with Roy Cohn.

Thanks, as always, to @Longhornfrenzy Browsing for gems, this one stopped me dead: I wonder if our shitty defense has anyting to do with this otherwise brilliant analysis. More from coma guy: 1 Noun pronoun disagreement. AgTag confirmed 2 Hmm, haven't heard this before. 3 Scoring early on bad teams indicates that you're a bad team. 4 OU was on us like ugly on an ape 5 Despite converting with "relative ease" they couldn't score and magically fell behind after an initial 3-0 lead. Sad for Sooners. 6 More mystery benefits for Texas D. Turnovers gifted from our Toxic God, Destroyer of Conferences. Teams forced to pass despite easily converting downs. Thank you, God of Toxins! Preserve our shitty team! Mr. AgTag Coma has mastered Cause and Effect.

I was in the endzone seats with a girlfriend who went to A&M. I saw that shot and went into an icy rage. I wanted a Texas player put on the field to hunt down that mother fucker and do the same thing to him. I didn't care if it meant we forfeit the game. I didn't care if the Texas player were to hunt that miserable prick down on his own sideline to do it. It was my second year at Texas. I'd watched the bone run a thousand times. Standard procedure was to punish the QB with a high hit. Having watched it so many times, that assassination hit stood out as obvious in its intent. If I'd had a sniper rifle, I'd still be in prison now. I'd never seen that hit on film until just now. Bad knees cut my own football "career" short. I close my eyes when the morbid sports broadcasters replay an injury tape over and over to try to diagnose what happened. I've managed to never see the Theisman video. That was an act of wickedness. (I mean the hit on Akins, to be clear.)

And the nattys have been piling up ever since.

Aggies a little sensitive about this. * Is there anything less recent that A&M's last "natty?" A&M reduced to a sad state of affairs: Vanderbilt becomes their proxy to greatness. Vanderbilt. I have no idea what this means: Keen Aggie wit on display. This young parrot just can't get all the holy cliches to work together. Noble effort: Inventive use of commas in first line. Proud college grad. * Your pal, Carl, and every other Aggie, dumbass. (last comma optional) And, lastly: The owner of the dog you're grooming is not your patient.

I try to stand for something more than companionship and shared experience. It's not easy to cut loose old friends, but integrity comes first if I'm to be a valuable friend myself. I don't countenance disregard for other people and the country among persons that I call friends. It diminishes my self-opinion and overall worth. The most profound argument that I can make about another person's value is withdrawing my friendship which, I hope, means something.

Gone for two days and I'm 30 pages behind. I'll address this even though it's old. The above describes exactly what is wrong with how this republic works. "Too busy working and famliy-ing to pay attention." In this time period you describe, unions were assailed and things like FMLA were debated. As a former soldier, he may have had insight into all the other invasions and military actions we took that cost trillions of dollars which, again, impacts the functionality of government in issues other than war policy. He might have noticed the radical Christian infiltration of the State School Board and their impact on textbook selection via the Gabler family in the 70s and 80s: My father worked hard and supported a family of 6. Like a huge number of Americans, he took the daily newspaper and read it in the morning before going to work. He wasn't a better man than your Dad, but he was casually involved in reading and forming political opinions. I believe the ill-considered cliche of not discussing politics or religion (I think that was originally directed at family gatherings at Thanksgiving) and a growing anti-intellectual bent in the way we determine who gets their "man card" have played a part in this unravelling of seeing political involvement as a civic responsibility on par with obeying the law. The ambulatory morons who form the undecided are almost certainly the types who abhor conflict of any kind. Conflict is the way of a republic. Today we have an embrace of ignorance among the uninvolved and the embrace of the basest of emotions for too many that are involved.

Who doesn't?

Bowling Green is the best team anyone has beaten next to Missouri.