Tell Me About Texas a&m

[THEHORN5561 2,583]

 

[SwanderedTalent 5,761]

1 hour ago, Jkwellborn said:

Man that’s wild. Wonder what started all that

well, within 24 hours it will probably be "he called me a racial slur"

[Drew 2,405]

well, within 24 hours it will probably be "he called me a racial slur"

Oh it’s already been said on Texags. Like even that justifies being hit in the head with a helmet.

[Randolph Duke 4,034]

Two things that aggys constantly remind us are of their true cultural values and their abilities to demonstrate rational, objective thought.

Neither of the two are anything aggys can be proud of. Nor can the people of Texas.

The people of Texas deserve better than Texas A&M.

Evidently, so does the NFL.

[UTCzech III 2,907]

1 hour ago, Drew said:

Oh it’s already been said on Texags. Like even that justifies being hit in the head with a helmet.

Every accusation a confession...  

To paraphrase Randy Newman, "Well he may be a n..... but he's our n......"

[Guest Lobo]

Aggies...Condemned to a fate of thinking their smallness and simplicity is actually uniqueness and complexity.  

Their worldview is like a variation on the Dunning-Kruger effect.  They think their unique culture and worldview is an attribute, not a flaw.  

[Jkwellborn 6,697]

well, within 24 hours it will probably be "he called me a racial slur"

Someone tweeted to infer that last night.

[SwanderedTalent 5,761]

3 minutes ago, Jkwellborn said:

Someone tweeted to infer that last night.

I meant it would come from Garrett himself, but perhaps that's overly cynical

[Beau Vine 54,211]

13 minutes ago, Jkwellborn said:

Someone tweeted to infer that last night.

* imply

[F250 28,767]

Not surprising, Texags Stands With Myles.

 

Muy 8:38a

Perhaps the qb shouldn't be playing if a previous concussion is an issue. And he definitely shouldn't go after another player with his helmet off. That seems pretty stupid.

#istandwithMyles [/qoute]

 

https://texags.com/forums/5/topics/3075924

 

[GTX Horn 1,708]

2 minutes ago, F250 said:

Not surprising, Texags Stands With Myles.

 

 

Reading through that hurts my head. The mental gymnastics they will go to in order to defend MG is insane. They really are something else. I'd have no problem calling out a Longhorn that did something like that.

[HoustonHorn 1,062]

Do we need to continue this thread? Seems like this whole deal pretty much sums up "Tell me about Texas a&m.

Edited November 15, 2019 by HoustonHorn

[Cairn Horn88 8,262]

Secrant comment:

”We were warned by the Sooners and the Longhorns about the insanity that is Aggy.”

.....and you took them anyway.  They are yours forever and ever...amen.

[66BUFF 2,562]

52 minutes ago, GTX Horn said:

Reading through that hurts my head. The mental gymnastics they will go to in order to defend MG is insane. They really are something else. I'd have no problem calling out a Longhorn that did something like that.

Aggy would defend Rae Carruth

[Walden Ponderer 12,639]

13 minutes ago, Cairn Horn88 said:

Secrant comment:

”We were warned by the Sooners and the Longhorns about the insanity that is Aggy.”

.....and you took them anyway.  They are yours forever and ever...amen.

[DeadArmadillo 907]

4 minutes ago, 66BUFF said:

Aggy would defend Rae Carruth

Texags if Carruth was an Aggie:  Cherica Adams wasn't murdered, she just ran out of heartbeats

[Randolph Duke 4,034]

3 hours ago, GTX Horn said:

Reading through that hurts my head. The mental gymnastics they will go to in order to defend MG is insane. They really are something else. I'd have no problem calling out a Longhorn that did something like that.

After the aggy bonfire fell 20 years ago, senselessly killing those poor students, the Department of Homeland Security complied a report on what happened and why. 

https://www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pdf/publications/tr-133.pdf

On page 22 of that report, it specifies one of the major contributing factors in the deaths of those kids was Texas A&M’s “cultural bias impeding risk identification.”

20 years later, and the aggys still have not managed to get past their cultural bias impeding risk identification enough to understand a professional athlete bashing someone on the head as hard as he can with a football helmet could cause serious injury. 

12 kids died for nothing and the aggys learned absolutely nothing. They are still culturally impaired when it comes to identifying stupid and potentially dangerous situations. 

The people of Texas deserve better than Texas A&M. 

Edited November 16, 2019 by Randolph Duke

[Trey3216 15,346]

2 hours ago, DeadArmadillo said:

Texags if Carruth was an Aggie:  Cherica Adams wasn't murdered, she just ran out of heartbeats

Rae was just playing hide and seek. 

[Modessit 5,599]

What struck me about the incident is that Garret had zero expression on his face when he swung the helmet. It wasn't like he was angry with wide eyes or furrowed brow. It was the look of someone who just doesn't care because he's been getting away with shit his whole life and it doesn't matter if the other guy gets hurt or not.

[Hagbard Celine 10,853]

On 11/11/2019 at 11:12 AM, NeverMarryAStripper said:

It will be a lot more fun making fun of aggy once I'm convinced we've turned the corner

rep paid.

18 hours before kickoff tomorrow we have no idea if we are going to rush 4 and blitz from in the box, or rush 3, blitz from siberia, and spot the clones 3 scores.

there but for grace go i, or something to that effect..... let's just revel in garrett going full aggy the very day the ministry started to roll out the bonfire movie talking points in the dallas and houston msm.

[DeadArmadillo 907]

So aggie and their savior MBB coach are getting housed by Gonzaga in Reed. All things considered, that’s not a terrible situation. Third game of his tenure and all

texags is already turning on him

[sdm 847]

1 hour ago, Randolph Duke said:

The people of Texas deserve better than Texas A&M. 

You really should just go ahead and copyright that phrase Randolph.

[BladeRunnerRock 33]

8 hours ago, DeadArmadillo said:

So aggie and their savior MBB coach are getting housed by Gonzaga in Reed. All things considered, that’s not a terrible situation. Third game of his tenure and all

texags is already turning on him

Admon Gilder leading Gonzaga with 16 points, 7 rebounds is just icing on the cake.

[Johnny Sack 8,397]

On 11/15/2019 at 6:45 AM, Randolph Duke said:

Are we getting to the point yet where we can finally be spared the sanctimonious bullshit that attending Texas A&M makes anyone a better person, more honest, more patriotic, or better in any way, shape or form?

Went to a funeral once.  Deceased was a really good guy.  The small town rube preacher started praising his life.  Then said “he was an Aggie.  That just about says it all.”

puke.  

[DFW Horn 6,123]

11 hours ago, Randolph Duke said:

12 kids died for nothing and the aggys learned absolutely nothing. They are still culturally impaired when it comes to identifying stupid and potentially dangerous situations. 

Untrue. The 12 died the way good, redass aggies should - erecting a poorly designed, pagan monument symbolizing their "burning desire" to beat tu.

"We gon build da hell outta bonfire!" Whoop!

[Richter 2,258]

12 hours ago, Randolph Duke said:

After the aggy bonfire fell 20 years ago, senselessly killing those poor students, the Department of Homeland Security complied a report on what happened and why. 

Nope.  DHS was founded in 2002.

[Randolph Duke 4,034]

18 minutes ago, Richter said:

Nope.  DHS was founded in 2002.

Let me guess, when you walk in a room you are convinced you are the smartest person in that room. Trust me. I don't make shit up.

if you would like to confirm this isn't a photoshop: https://www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pdf/publications/tr-133.pdf

 

Edited November 16, 2019 by Randolph Duke

[Richter 2,258]

3 minutes ago, Randolph Duke said:

Let me guess, when you walk in a room you are convinced you are the smartest person in that room.

if you would like to confirm this isn't a photoshop: https://www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pdf/publications/tr-133.pdf

 

I’m just saying that it’s impossible for DHS to have published a report in 1999, when it didn’t exist until 2002.  USFA was rolled into DHS and apparently their archives now incorporate current DHS cover sheets.  In either case, it’s a technicality because USFA published the report and they are now in DHS.

[elfenix 34,230]

DHS must have time machines.

Or the logo and cover pages were added later.

One is way more likely.

[markstanco 12,574]

 Then said “he was an Aggie.  That just about says it all.”

So was Johnny Manziel and Thomas johnson. That just about says it all.

[Randolph Duke 4,034]

14 minutes ago, Richter said:

I’m just saying that it’s impossible for DHS to have published a report in 1999, when it didn’t exist until 2002.  USFA was rolled into DHS and apparently their archives now incorporate current DHS cover sheets.  In either case, it’s a technicality because USFA published the report and they are now in DHS.

No one said DHS published any report in 1999. The bonfire incident happened in late November 1999. It wouldn't be reasonable for any report to have been compiled and released within five weeks.

What I said was DHS issued the report. And I gave the link for anyone questioning whether the report was released or whether it contained the statement I claimed.

The report I cited was published by the Department of Homeland Security. Feel free to contact DHS to inquire about the publishing history of the document.

My guess is that the full report was published after the U.S. Fire Administration was made a part of DHS, as was the FEMA report on the incident, published Nov 10, 2003.  https://www.fema.gov/news-release/2003/11/10/fema-review-deadly-texas-am-bonfire-collapse-provides-insight-lessons

The U.S. government doesn't go back and republish past reports every time an agency is subject to an administrative reorganization or a name change. Such an effort would be meaningless and wasteful.

Edited November 16, 2019 by Randolph Duke

[Walden Ponderer 12,639]

9 minutes ago, elfenix said:

DHS must have time machines.

Or the logo and cover pages were added later.

One is way more likely.

[Randolph Duke 4,034]

14 minutes ago, elfenix said:

DHS must have time machines.

Or the logo and cover pages were added later.

One is way more likely.

The exec summary you posted was of the Special Commission assembled by Texas A&M to investigate the report. It is not a summary of the DHS report I cited.

Two different reports published by two different entities on two separate dates.

Why someone wants to argue whether the DHS actually published the report with the DHS logo on the cover escapes me.

[Richter 2,258]

3 minutes ago, Randolph Duke said:

No one said DHS published any report in 1999. The bonfire incident happened in late November 1999. It wouldn't be reasonable for any report to have been compiled and released within five weeks.

What I said was DHS issued the report. And I gave the link for anyone questioning whether the report was released or whether it contained the statement I claimed.

The report was published by the Department of Homeland Security. End of story.

My guess is that it was published after the U.S. Fire Administration was made a part of DHS, as was the FEMA report on the incident, published Nov 10, 2003.  https://www.fema.gov/news-release/2003/11/10/fema-review-deadly-texas-am-bonfire-collapse-provides-insight-lessons

The U.S. government doesn't go back and republish past reports every time an agency is subject to an administrative reorganization or a name change. Such an effort would be meaningless and wasteful.

Well, you could be right about most of that.  They do, however, sometimes go back and mark old documents though.  I wouldn’t say they do it “every time an agency is subject to reorganization”.  I wouldn’t have said anything if you had said USFA to begin with...  I was just nit picking...

[Henry Hill 3,156]

Document marking talk not going away.

[Randolph Duke 4,034]

One thing the aggys can't grasp is that the issue in the Myles Garret helmet incident is consent. Professional athletes compete offering their implied (sometimes express) understanding and acceptance of the normal and ordinary risks inherent to the sport. Every NFL football player is aware they make sustain knee injuries, concussions, etc. They understand such injuries may affect their ability to compete moving forward and may have long lasting negative health consequences. Their consent and acceptance of those risks is why they have limited recourse against the NFL or any team should they get injured.

Getting slammed on one's unprotected head by a helmet swung in anger on the playing field is not a normal, ordinary risk inherent to the game professional football. Period.

There is no equating Garret's actions to any other player's action or actions. There is no rationalizing his behavior because someone said something offensive to him. Or kicked him.

What Myles Garrett did was simply not one of the ordinary and understood risks Rudolph would have consented to when he stepped on the field that night. That any adult would need to have the risks of such an action explained to them says something profound about that adult's grasp of responsible behavior.

It says something profound (and not in a complimentary way) that the entirety of aggy culture has been deemed by the federal government to have a bias impeding risk identification. One would think John Sharp would have done something - anything - to address this cultural infirmity (possibly starting with fish camp). But he hasn't. And that A&M continues to pump out graduates by ever increasing thousands every year, most of not all suffering from the same cultural bias impeding risk identification, directly speaks to the deficiencies inherent to the education offered on the Texas A&M campus, wherever in the world that campus might actually be sited.

[ABSR 5,309]

On 11/14/2019 at 2:45 PM, THEHORN5561 said:

 

Mother of Listeater, 

[General Specific 3,256]

Anybody know WTF is on channel 2 in Houston on Monday night about the 12th man and bonfire? It’s a 30sec commercial on Sunday Night Football?

[Deej 76,759]

Celebrating 20 years of shirking responsibility for killing 12 students.

[Dennis Taylor 18,812]

i haven't seen if they helped any lost Gamecock fans find the stadium, but aggy was quiet and held up 3 fingers to show how classy they are. predictably, aggy has decided to be sure and tell everyone how classy they are also

 

 

 

[Landomatic 3,813]

19 minutes ago, Dennis Taylor said:

i haven't seen if they helped any lost Gamecock fans find the stadium, but aggy was quiet and held up 3 fingers to show how classy they are. predictably, aggy has decided to be sure and tell everyone how classy they are also

 

 

 

Their definition of “silence” and mine are different.

[Scheiss Meister 8,407]

14 hours ago, General Specific said:

Anybody know WTF is on channel 2 in Houston on Monday night about the 12th man and bonfire? It’s a 30sec commercial on Sunday Night Football?

Undoubtedly part of their annual aggygasm over the bonfire collapse.  KBTX news has been unbearable for the last month.

[Pancho 44,757]

 

[SwanderedTalent 5,761]

2 minutes ago, Pancho said:

 

FEEL TEH EXCITE MENT!!!!

[txhorns 2,409]

I heard that they are already scheduling Tarleton for 2025.

[SwanderedTalent 5,761]

On 11/18/2019 at 7:42 AM, Dennis Taylor said:

i haven't seen if they helped any lost Gamecock fans find the stadium, but aggy was quiet and held up 3 fingers to show how classy they are. predictably, aggy has decided to be sure and tell everyone how classy they are also

 

 

 

Sometimes WHAT is bigger than sports? You're at a sporting event to watch and cheer. That's why you're there. If whatever "it" is is bigger than sports, you shouldn't be sitting in a giant stadium watching sports and making a hollow gesture at "it", you should be addressing "it". 

Or is it only bigger for ten seconds between quarters and then it's back to football?

And how does this jibe with IT JUST MEANS MORE. Is this the same "it", or does this "it" have to compete with that "it"...?

Edited November 19, 2019 by SwanderedTalent

[THEHORN5561 2,583]

 

[Knoxtnhorn 5,974]

On 11/18/2019 at 7:42 AM, Dennis Taylor said:

i haven't seen if they helped any lost Gamecock fans find the stadium, but aggy was quiet and held up 3 fingers to show how classy they are. predictably, aggy has decided to be sure and tell everyone how classy they are also

 

 

 

Let's not start sucking each other's dicks.  Tennessee already did this when they played USC in October.

[NeverMarryAStripper 21,898]

Maybe at the Tech game fans can do something to honor Texas' late program, football

[DeadArmadillo 907]

4 hours ago, Knoxtnhorn said:

Let's not start sucking each other's dicks.  Tennessee already did this when they played USC in October.

As did Georgia.

I saw the tweet and thought, "I've been too harsh on the Aggies.  They wanted to show sincere sincere respect to a young kid playing for the opponent that faced something much bigger than an on field challenge.  Much bigger than most kids his age deal with." 

Then I found out it was a complete rip off of an idea that they claimed as their own