Cataclysmic

[Doog_de_Jour]

Young DDJ read the Bible and went to Sunday School, and while I’m not claiming to be a Christian scholar I do know “cataclysmic” even back in the day it didn’t exactly have the most positive of connotations.

Cataclysm[/b] comes from Greek κατακλυσμός (kataklusmos), "deluge", from κλύζω (kluzo), "wash away, flood", and κατά- (kata-), "down". It refers to the flooding of all Earth, usually by endless rains and rising rivers, as it is told in the story of Noah's Ark in the book of Genesis in the Old Testament. [/i]

BTW, stories of great floods are told in almost all ancient civilizations...some that predate the Hebrew texts.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_myth

If I’m to play devil’s advocate > (heh) here, one could (Obi Wan voice) from a certain point of view see the allegory of the flood (the cataclysmic event) as a positive as it purged the Earth of the wicked so humanity could make a fresh start. I’m sure that’s what Ruth in her ham fisted way meant.

Still, I didn’t appreciate how she attacked Coker when he rightfully pointed out that usage of the word has evolved and is now understood to mean disaster.

Either way, could any recruit have a “cataclysmic” effect on the program?

 

[CallMeBigErn]

Young DDJ read the Bible and went to Sunday School, and while I’m not claiming to be a Christian scholar I do know “cataclysmic” even back in the day it didn’t exactly have the most positive of connotations.

Cataclysm[/b] comes from Greek κατακλυσμός (kataklusmos), "deluge", from κλύζω (kluzo), "wash away, flood", and κατά- (kata-), "down". It refers to the flooding of all Earth, usually by endless rains and rising rivers, as it is told in the story of Noah's Ark in the book of Genesis in the Old Testament. [/i]

BTW, stories of great floods are told in almost all ancient civilizations...some that predate the Hebrew texts.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_myth

If I’m to play devil’s advocate > (heh) here, one could (Obi Wan voice) from a certain point of view see the allegory of the flood (the cataclysmic event) as a positive as it purged the Earth of the wicked so humanity could make a fresh start. I’m sure that’s what Ruth in her ham fisted way meant.

Still, I didn’t appreciate how she attacked Coker when he rightfully pointed out that usage of the word has evolved and is now understood to mean disaster.

Either way, could any recruit have a “cataclysmic” effect on the program?

Sam Huard decommiting.

 

[dnc]

Young DDJ read the Bible and went to Sunday School, and while I’m not claiming to be a Christian scholar I do know “cataclysmic” even back in the day it didn’t exactly have the most positive of connotations.

Cataclysm[/b] comes from Greek κατακλυσμός (kataklusmos), "deluge", from κλύζω (kluzo), "wash away, flood", and κατά- (kata-), "down". It refers to the flooding of all Earth, usually by endless rains and rising rivers, as it is told in the story of Noah's Ark in the book of Genesis in the Old Testament. [/i]

BTW, stories of great floods are told in almost all ancient civilizations...some that predate the Hebrew texts.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_myth

If I’m to play devil’s advocate > (heh) here, one could (Obi Wan voice) from a certain point of view see the allegory of the flood (the cataclysmic event) as a positive as it purged the Earth of the wicked so humanity could make a fresh start. I’m sure that’s what Ruth in her ham fisted way meant.

Still, I didn’t appreciate how she attacked Coker when he rightfully pointed out that usage of the word has evolved and is now understood to mean disaster.

Either way, could any recruit have a “cataclysmic” effect on the program?

Sam Huard decommiting.

Auto ban

 

[Balls_Deep]

Tootoot.

 

[Doog_de_Jour]

Young DDJ read the Bible and went to Sunday School, and while I’m not claiming to be a Christian scholar I do know “cataclysmic” even back in the day it didn’t exactly have the most positive of connotations.

Cataclysm[/b] comes from Greek κατακλυσμός (kataklusmos), "deluge", from κλύζω (kluzo), "wash away, flood", and κατά- (kata-), "down". It refers to the flooding of all Earth, usually by endless rains and rising rivers, as it is told in the story of Noah's Ark in the book of Genesis in the Old Testament. [/i]

BTW, stories of great floods are told in almost all ancient civilizations...some that predate the Hebrew texts.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_myth

If I’m to play devil’s advocate > (heh) here, one could (Obi Wan voice) from a certain point of view see the allegory of the flood (the cataclysmic event) as a positive as it purged the Earth of the wicked so humanity could make a fresh start. I’m sure that’s what Ruth in her ham fisted way meant.

Still, I didn’t appreciate how she attacked Coker when he rightfully pointed out that usage of the word has evolved and is now understood to mean disaster.

Either way, could any recruit have a “cataclysmic” effect on the program?

Sam Huard decommiting.

That would be apocalyptic.



But maybe Ruth has her own definition of that word too.

 

[Meek]

What an idiot... “don’t question me about the use of the term.”

Bunch of fucking tards running our udub football sites. I can see why coker was so excited for bdtw. Wouldn’t be hard to corner the market.

You guys are living rent-free in Ruth's head

More like subscription free

 

[DerekJohnson]

The unwillingness to take an ‘L’ also lends credence to the Ruth-Is-Ballz theory, IMO.

 

[GrundleStiltzkin]

Tootoot.

Don't toy with me, it interrupts the grieving cycle.

 

[FireCohen]

Young DDJ read the Bible and went to Sunday School, and while I’m not claiming to be a Christian scholar I do know “cataclysmic” even back in the day it didn’t exactly have the most positive of connotations.

Cataclysm[/b] comes from Greek κατακλυσμός (kataklusmos), "deluge", from κλύζω (kluzo), "wash away, flood", and κατά- (kata-), "down". It refers to the flooding of all Earth, usually by endless rains and rising rivers, as it is told in the story of Noah's Ark in the book of Genesis in the Old Testament. [/i]

BTW, stories of great floods are told in almost all ancient civilizations...some that predate the Hebrew texts.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_myth

If I’m to play devil’s advocate > (heh) here, one could (Obi Wan voice) from a certain point of view see the allegory of the flood (the cataclysmic event) as a positive as it purged the Earth of the wicked so humanity could make a fresh start. I’m sure that’s what Ruth in her ham fisted way meant.

Still, I didn’t appreciate how she attacked Coker when he rightfully pointed out that usage of the word has evolved and is now understood to mean disaster.

Either way, could any recruit have a “cataclysmic” effect on the program?

Sam Huard decommiting.

dude fuck you for even putting this in our mind

 

[dhdawg]

Tootoot.

That was a thought but why would she add that part about signing day?

It's a 2020 kid

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

It better not be James Smith. He was CB’d to Oregon by two fucking people, care here this weekend, and seems like he might commit. He’s take Jackson’s spot, then add Hector/Covington/Esteen.

That isn’t cataclysmic. Covington committing isn’t cataclysmic. Esteen isn’t. Hector isn’t. Even Latu isn’t.

So this better be fucking Jordan Banks or JTT, or she is purposely trying to die on a hill just to piss off DDY and Coker since they called her out[/s] drive up subscriptions.

shocker.

$10.95 please.

 

[dhdawg]

Maybe it's wrong but the only upcoming OV listed on banks' page is UW. Nothing scheduled for bama and he's already visited OU.

Maybe @LaMichael_Corleone was right when he said bama wasn't and wouldn't prioritize him. Would it really be that shocking if he committed before the season?

 

[KrunkJuice]

Tootoot.

That was a thought but why would she add that part about signing day?

It's a 2020 kid

IDK, maybe she wants him to play a full season before releasing any back stories. I was thinking his fiancee threatened to call of the wedding unless he transferred. I am reaching but I don't what else it would be.

 

[DoogCourics]

Young DDJ read the Bible and went to Sunday School, and while I’m not claiming to be a Christian scholar I do know “cataclysmic” even back in the day it didn’t exactly have the most positive of connotations.

Cataclysm[/b] comes from Greek κατακλυσμός (kataklusmos), "deluge", from κλύζω (kluzo), "wash away, flood", and κατά- (kata-), "down". It refers to the flooding of all Earth, usually by endless rains and rising rivers, as it is told in the story of Noah's Ark in the book of Genesis in the Old Testament. [/i]

BTW, stories of great floods are told in almost all ancient civilizations...some that predate the Hebrew texts.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_myth

If I’m to play devil’s advocate > (heh) here, one could (Obi Wan voice) from a certain point of view see the allegory of the flood (the cataclysmic event) as a positive as it purged the Earth of the wicked so humanity could make a fresh start. I’m sure that’s what Ruth in her ham fisted way meant.

Still, I didn’t appreciate how she attacked Coker when he rightfully pointed out that usage of the word has evolved and is now understood to mean disaster.

Either way, could any recruit have a “cataclysmic” effect on the program?

Sam Huard decommiting.

Auto ban

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[dirtysouwfdawg]

Young DDJ read the Bible and went to Sunday School, and while I’m not claiming to be a Christian scholar I do know “cataclysmic” even back in the day it didn’t exactly have the most positive of connotations.

Cataclysm[/b] comes from Greek κατακλυσμός (kataklusmos), "deluge", from κλύζω (kluzo), "wash away, flood", and κατά- (kata-), "down". It refers to the flooding of all Earth, usually by endless rains and rising rivers, as it is told in the story of Noah's Ark in the book of Genesis in the Old Testament. [/i]

BTW, stories of great floods are told in almost all ancient civilizations...some that predate the Hebrew texts.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_myth

If I’m to play devil’s advocate > (heh) here, one could (Obi Wan voice) from a certain point of view see the allegory of the flood (the cataclysmic event) as a positive as it purged the Earth of the wicked so humanity could make a fresh start. I’m sure that’s what Ruth in her ham fisted way meant.

Still, I didn’t appreciate how she attacked Coker when he rightfully pointed out that usage of the word has evolved and is now understood to mean disaster.

Either way, could any recruit have a “cataclysmic” effect on the program?

And she’s calling him out again. Asswipe

 

[Swaye]

Young DDJ read the Bible and went to Sunday School, and while I’m not claiming to be a Christian scholar I do know “cataclysmic” even back in the day it didn’t exactly have the most positive of connotations.

Cataclysm[/b] comes from Greek κατακλυσμός (kataklusmos), "deluge", from κλύζω (kluzo), "wash away, flood", and κατά- (kata-), "down". It refers to the flooding of all Earth, usually by endless rains and rising rivers, as it is told in the story of Noah's Ark in the book of Genesis in the Old Testament. [/i]

BTW, stories of great floods are told in almost all ancient civilizations...some that predate the Hebrew texts.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_myth

If I’m to play devil’s advocate > (heh) here, one could (Obi Wan voice) from a certain point of view see the allegory of the flood (the cataclysmic event) as a positive as it purged the Earth of the wicked so humanity could make a fresh start. I’m sure that’s what Ruth in her ham fisted way meant.

Still, I didn’t appreciate how she attacked Coker when he rightfully pointed out that usage of the word has evolved and is now understood to mean disaster.

Either way, could any recruit have a “cataclysmic” effect on the program?[/b]

CENTER could.

 

[DerekJohnson]

What an idiot... “don’t question me about the use of the term.”

Bunch of fucking tards running our udub football sites. I can see why coker was so excited for bdtw. Wouldn’t be hard to corner the market.

You guys are living rent-free in Ruth's head

Chinned for bringing this sleeper alt out of the bullpen.

 

[MammaJamma]

Still, I didn’t appreciate how she attacked Coker when he rightfully pointed out that usage of the word has evolved and is now understood to mean disaster.

Either way, could any recruit have a “cataclysmic” effect on the program?

Her attack on Coker was completely out of line. She misread his initial and subsequent tweets and kept doubling down. And then her fucking *doog minions chime in with the “you sure showed him!” Meanwhile, the person she attacked is one of the most positive and diehard UW fans I’ve seen on social media. JFO Roof.

The diatribe she wrote on her site about how stupid some UW fans are on twitter was just so much bullshit because she goes out of her way to troll and bait Duck fans, which only comes off as petty and immature. So which one is it? It’s only OK when she does it? She has become the Queen Doog.

So glad Caple and Vorel are stepping up their coverage games so I can eventually stop following and/or mute her.

 

[Doog_de_Jour]

Still, I didn’t appreciate how she attacked Coker when he rightfully pointed out that usage of the word has evolved and is now understood to mean disaster.

Either way, could any recruit have a “cataclysmic” effect on the program?

Her attack on Coker was completely out of line. She misread his initial and subsequent tweets and kept doubling down. And then her fucking doing minions chime in with the “you sure showed him!” Meanwhile, the person she attacked is one of the most positive and diehard UW fans I’ve seen on social media. JFO Roof.

The diatribe she wrote on her site about how stupid some UW fans are on twitter was just so much bullshit because she goes out of her way to troll and bait Duck fans, which only comes off as petty and immature. So which one is it? It’s only OK when she does it? She has become the Queen Doog.

So glad Caple and Vorel are stepping up their coverage games so I can eventually stop following and/or mute her.

100% AGREE with all of this @MammaJamma.

 

[DefinitelyNotCoker]

Still, I didn’t appreciate how she attacked Coker when he rightfully pointed out that usage of the word has evolved and is now understood to mean disaster.

Either way, could any recruit have a “cataclysmic” effect on the program?

Her attack on Coker was completely out of line. She misread his initial and subsequent tweets and kept doubling down. And then her fucking *doog minions chime in with the “you sure showed him!” Meanwhile, the person she attacked is one of the most positive and diehard UW fans I’ve seen on social media. JFO Roof.

The diatribe she wrote on her site about how stupid some UW fans are on twitter was just so much bullshit because she goes out of her way to troll and bait Duck fans, which only comes off as petty and immature. So which one is it? It’s only OK when she does it? She has become the Queen Doog.

So glad Caple and Vorel are stepping up their coverage games so I can eventually stop following and/or mute her.

Agreed!