Tell Me About Texas a&m

[Blotto 24022]

2 minutes ago, Texzilla58 said:

I missed that. Totally over my head. I’m sitting here with my wife watching Golden Bachelor. I’m considering laying my head on the drill press in the garage and drilling out my brain.

Redundant post is redundant

[PTINS 3523]

30 minutes ago, Pimphand said:

Don't have the article but Addazio was just coaching gratis since February?

You get what you pay for...

[ousux 5639]

I missed that. Totally over my head. I’m sitting here with my wife watching Golden Bachelor. I’m considering laying my head on the drill press in the garage and drilling out my brain.

This is why every house needs multiple TV's.

Wait, you watch that stuff willingly?

[Armybrat 41412]

This is the last reunion of Alabama’s  Civil War veterans….. held in 1944. 

Five years after the aggy MNC.

Think about that. 

 

[Pimphand 6371]

It just reaffirms that aggy contract negotiators are easily the most inept in history. In one corner they hog tie themselves and royally fuck their future over at the slightest signs of life all the while fucking the rest of the staff over.

No wonder its such a derelict shit show over there. Hint: pay less to the HFC and distribute the funds out to a capable staff.

[YGIFS 19458]

I like that they're posing in front of their losing flag, which for some reason they saved for 80 years.  Participation banners all around!  

But I have a number of questions for the seated black gentleman.  

[Armybrat 41412]

1 minute ago, YGIFS said:

I like that they're posing in front of their losing flag, which for some reason they saved for 80 years.  Participation banners all around!  

But I have a number of questions for the seated black gentleman.  

I doubt he has an email address.

[YGIFS 19458]

Just now, Armybrat said:

I doubt he has an email address.

that's racist!  

Oh wait, because he's dead.  I dunno, you're about the same age and you're on this fucking board later than I am.    

[Armybrat 41412]

Let’s just say I was alive that year.

But I remember well when Albert Woolson, the very last Civil War veteran, died in 1956.

 

[Reese Bennett 3663]

The last Civil War widow died in 2020. When she was 21 she married a vet who was 88. 

The last person to receive a Civil War pension also died in 2020. She was the daughter of a guy who fought for the Confederacy at first and then went over to the Union side. He deserted from the Confederacy just before Gettysburg where 734 of the 800 men in his regiment died. Her mom was 34 when she was born and her dad was 83. At the time of her death, she was collecting a pension of $73.13 a month.

 

[Jkwellborn 7040]

Let’s just say I was alive that year.
But I remember well when Albert Woolson, the very last Civil War veteran, died in 1956.
 

You took the picture didn’t you?

[Orange&White 5573]

And just like that, Jimbo’s buyout was found…..

 

https://www.statesman.com/story/news/state/2023/11/09/new-texas-emergency-operations-facility-set-to-be-built-in-austin/71515760007/

 

 

[Armybrat 41412]

7 hours ago, Reese Bennett said:

The last Civil War widow died in 2020. When she was 21 she married a vet who was 88. 

The last person to receive a Civil War pension also died in 2020. She was the daughter of a guy who fought for the Confederacy at first and then went over to the Union side. He deserted from the Confederacy just before Gettysburg where 734 of the 800 men in his regiment died. Her mom was 34 when she was born and her dad was 83. At the time of her death, she was collecting a pension of $73.13 a month.

 

 

41 minutes ago, Jkwellborn said:

You took the picture didn’t you?

No, I didn’t.
Ditto.

[ClubWhatever 12311]

12 minutes ago, Armybrat said:

At the time of her death, she was collecting a pension of $73.13 a month.

She was really hose on the COLA

[SDG 3336]

Couldn’t think of where to post this but, even though some of the facts are incorrect, it’s an interesting way to kill time while on the pot.

 

 

 

[Kwix 2497]

I watched about 30 seconds of that crap.  It was obviously created by an aggy.

[markstanco 12792]

13 hours ago, Deej said:

Golden Bachelor should have him choosing from a bunch of 20-something gold diggers.

I would so watch that. 

[Laxtonto 13305]

35 minutes ago, Kwix said:

I watched about 30 seconds of that crap.  It was obviously created by an aggy.

Yeah, they totally screwed up the issues with 3rd tier rights and how the B12 network never happened and how the guy that started the B10 network proposed the idea to the B12 first and 11 of the 12 said no...

[Dnaguy 12632]

8 hours ago, Reese Bennett said:

The last Civil War widow died in 2020. When she was 21 she married a vet who was 88. 

The last person to receive a Civil War pension also died in 2020. She was the daughter of a guy who fought for the Confederacy at first and then went over to the Union side. He deserted from the Confederacy just before Gettysburg where 734 of the 800 men in his regiment died. Her mom was 34 when she was born and her dad was 83. At the time of her death, she was collecting a pension of $73.13 a month.

 

 

I thought Jim Varney died in 2000?

 

 

[Pimphand 6371]

Well at least the ags are looking to commemorate the rekindled rivalry....

https://www.kbtx.com/2023/11/09/texas-am-explore-ways-commemorate-rekindled-rivalry-with-ut/

 

[Longboard Horn 41360]

19 hours ago, Beau Vine said:

 

[Herpa Derpa 6344]

13 hours ago, Deej said:

Golden Bachelor should have him choosing from a bunch of 20-something gold diggers.

 

14 minutes ago, markstanco said:

I would so watch that. 

Would be more realistic.

[Longboard Horn 41360]

Delusion continues

[BabaYaga 15625]

Delicious-ness

I think I have a new signature

LOL

[nnm 37908]

6 minutes ago, BabaYaga said:

Delicious-ness

I think I have a new signature

LOL

That is a great article. 

[BigHornedLurker 2176]

9 hours ago, Reese Bennett said:

The last Civil War widow died in 2020. When she was 21 she married a vet who was 88. 

The last person to receive a Civil War pension also died in 2020. She was the daughter of a guy who fought for the Confederacy at first and then went over to the Union side. He deserted from the Confederacy just before Gettysburg where 734 of the 800 men in his regiment died. Her mom was 34 when she was born and her dad was 83. At the time of her death, she was collecting a pension of $73.13 a month.

 

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Edited November 10, 2023 by BigHornedLurker

[Cairn Horn88 8502]

https://texags.com/forums/5/topics/3418003

Yes, let's establish a committee to figure out how we should 'commemorate' texas.

“We have effing idiots running our University”

Edited November 10, 2023 by Cairn Horn88

[nnm 37908]

14 minutes ago, Cairn Horn88 said:

https://texags.com/forums/5/topics/3418003

Yes, let's establish a committee to figure out how we should 'commemorate' texas.

“We have effing idiots running our University”

[Crapinon 2373]

1 hour ago, nnm said:

That is a great article. 

Seems like he knows his subject matter. 

 

If the coaching carousel would start early, A&M was an obvious choice to kick things off: a wealthy brand underperforming for its deep-pocketed and frequently delusional corps of boosters.

Entering this weekend, Fisher’s 26-21 record in SEC games had message boarders (and me) assuming that if oil approaches $100 a barrel anytime soon (it’s sitting at $76.42 as of this writing), cash-flush and historically squirrelly Aggies boosters would pull the trigger on Fisher’s current buyout of roughly $77 million.

[Orange&White 5573]

The notion that the price of a barrel of oil has any affect on a coaches buyout is completely absurd to me.

Sure, the average oil field worker will go buy a new jacked up F250 when the oil is flowing, but the guy that runs the company that has built his business over time doesn’t blow tens of millions on a losing football coach just because oil prices spikes for a bit.

Edited November 10, 2023 by Orange&White

[nnm 37908]

9 minutes ago, Orange&White said:

The notion that the price of a barrel of oil has any affect on a coaches buyout is completely absurd to me.

Sure, the average oil field worker will go buy a new jacked up F250 when the oil is flowing, but the guy that runs the company that has built his business over time doesn’t blow tens of millions on a losing football coach just because oil prices spikes for a bit.

Don't underestimate the insanity of oil company executives.  I was one.  

[John Coctostan 640]

1 minute ago, nnm said:

Don't underestimate the insanity of oil company executives.  I was one.  

[Cairn Horn88 8502]

1 hour ago, Cairn Horn88 said:

https://texags.com/forums/5/topics/3418003

Yes, let's establish a committee to figure out how we should 'commemorate' texas.

“We have effing idiots running our University”

Are you ******* kidding me?

If anyone wanted proof that our university and athletic leadership is just a bunch of paid mercenaries who don't understand A&M, this is it. 

When someone tries to screw you over, you don't 'commemorate' them. When someone tries to extort you, you don't 'commemorate' them. When someone convinces your business associates, i.e. business partners, to keep you in the dark to make a deal you know goes against your best interests, you don't 'commemorate' them. 

We shouldn't need to explain this simple concept to the people in charge in College Station, but here we are.

[Alien Octopus 665]

3 minutes ago, John Coctostan said:

Used to go to an event at Pizzatolas where execs would regularly buy-up nfl teams in the playoffs for 200k to 1mm based on odds to win SB and then horse trade to hedge. Top two would split 80% of pool. This was to show who had best year. Not quite 77 mm degeneracy. 10-25k shares on the long shots were quite common even among the unwashed. Made for interesting calls during playoffs.

[Eastwood 4394]

18 hours ago, DanTheHorn said:

I said it a while ago and I will say it again. They do not need to win to get the coaster going.

They need to have “Rock bottom just isn’t that low for us” put on a trophy and placed in a case front and center at the Hall of Champions. 

[DaysOff 8211]

Sips are democrat politicians. Aggie leadership is republican politicians. Republicans are comfortable with losing as long as they pretend they hold some type of so called moral high ground. Democrats do what is necessary to win at all costs. Republicans don't. Sips and Aggie leadership is the same way.

[deft 7059]

You took the picture didn’t you?

No he didn’t. You can notice subtle details like how the picture is right side up.

[coachherman'sgrill 2651]

22 hours ago, Beau Vine said:

I fucking heart this guy and his smirk. Someone hire this meat judging baller

[Dnaguy 12632]

23 minutes ago, DaysOff said:

Sips are democrat politicians. Aggie leadership is republican politicians. Republicans are comfortable with losing as long as they pretend they hold some type of so called moral high ground. Democrats do what is necessary to win at all costs. Republicans don't. Sips and Aggie leadership is the same way.

[nnm 37908]

1 hour ago, John Coctostan said:

More like:

 

[South Austin 53228]

31 minutes ago, DaysOff said:

Sips are democrat politicians. Aggie leadership is republican politicians. Republicans are comfortable with losing as long as they pretend they hold some type of so called moral high ground. Democrats do what is necessary to win at all costs. Republicans don't. Sips and Aggie leadership is the same way.

[markstanco 12792]

The notion that the price of a barrel of oil has any affect on a coaches buyout is completely absurd to me.
Sure, the average oil field worker will go buy a new jacked up F250 when the oil is flowing, but the guy that runs the company that has built his business over time doesn’t blow tens of millions on a losing football coach just because oil prices spikes for a bit.

Applying logic to aggy thinking. Bold move.

[Born to Run 6601]

Sips are democrat politicians. Aggie leadership is republican politicians. Republicans are comfortable with losing as long as they pretend they hold some type of so called moral high ground. Democrats do what is necessary to win at all costs. Republicans don't. Sips and Aggie leadership is the same way.

That take is dumb AF.

[NeverMarryAStripper 22304]

And completely wrong

[utee94 16089]

And in the wrong forum.

[DaysOff 8211]

Uh, it's from the Texags thread linked above.

[Gordon Shumway 526]

[Pimphand 6371]

2 minutes ago, DaysOff said:

Uh, it's from the Texags thread linked above.

The thread police here aren't very bright if you haven't figured that out by now....

[Huckleberry 34665]

2 minutes ago, DaysOff said:

Uh, it's from the Texags thread linked above.

Quote function is your friend because without it you just claimed that stupidity as your own. 

[Guest]

8 minutes ago, Born to Run said:

51 minutes ago, DaysOff said:

Sips are democrat politicians. Aggie leadership is republican politicians. Republicans are comfortable with losing as long as they pretend they hold some type of so called moral high ground. Democrats do what is necessary to win at all costs. Republicans don't. Sips and Aggie leadership is the same way.

That take is dumb AF.

 

7 minutes ago, NeverMarryAStripper said:

And completely wrong

 

4 minutes ago, utee94 said:

And in the wrong forum.