FireTheJanitor
New Fish
How many times do you usually repeat a joke before you realize it’s not funny? Sensing a theme here.
Also, glad to see you’re still in your tailspin, no different than early September.
Kris Hutson
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How many times do you usually repeat a joke before you realize it’s not funny? Sensing a theme here.
Also, glad to see you’re still in your tailspin, no different than early September.
FireTheJanitor
New Fish
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The 46x story
MikeSeaver
New Fish
You think they care. Nobody does. It used to happen twice a game against Oregon. No one cares.
greenblood
New Fish
I never complained when teams did it to Oregon, so I don’t need to defend this. Create a flop rule if they want to stop it.
Teams did it to Oregon to stop the hurry up during the game. The rules changed to even it up
This was final minute cheating. That rule will change too I reckon
Alls fair but Oregon still lost and I'm still laughing
Everyone says so
Fats as he is affectionately called here, schooled him
MikeSeaver
New Fish
Maybe someday he’ll crack the probation era ASU code.
Someone beat Washington
True, without a doubt.
Cheating to win is admirable. Ask Neuheisel, Barbara Hedges, the 2000 Washington Huskies Rose Bowl winning football team and Washington Husky football fans.
The Victory and Ruins series in the Seattle Times in 2008, exposed a disturbing level of criminal conduct by players on the 2000 Huskies, winner of the 2001 Rose Bowl.
At least a DOZEN players had been arrested at the school, as the team’s head coach and Athletic Director did little to discipline them.
Other community institutions, including prosecutors, police, judges and media went along.
The special treatment of Jerramy Stevens, the anal rapist and all-around POC as detailed by the Seattle Times.
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattl...-star-player-received-raft-of-second-chances/
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FireTheJanitor
New Fish
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True, without a doubt.
Cheating to win is admirable. Ask Neuheisel, Barbara Hedges, the 2000 Washington Huskies Rose Bowl winning football team and Washington Husky football fans.
The Victory and Ruins series in the Seattle Times in 2008, exposed a disturbing level of criminal conduct by players on the 2000 Huskies, winner of the 2001 Rose Bowl.
At least a DOZEN players had been arrested at the school, as the team’s head coach and Athletic Director did little to discipline them.
Other community institutions, including prosecutors, police, judges and media went along.
The special treatment of Jerramy Stevens, the anal rapist and all-around POC as detailed by the Seattle Times.
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattl...-star-player-received-raft-of-second-chances/
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Rattled.
Here’s some prowess for you:
POC = Person of Color
POS = Piece of Shit
The Times is a rag, stop believing everything you read on the internet!
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The series of articles was published in the Seattle Times newspaper. Amirite?
If what the Seattle Times published was not true, the aggrieved parties (football players, Neuheisel, UW Athletic Department et al) would have sued the crap out of them for libel, particularly Slick Rick.
If what the Seattle Times published was not true, the aggrieved parties (football players, Neuheisel, UW Athletic Department et al) would have sued the crap out of them for libel, particularly Slick Rick.
FireTheJanitor
New Fish
Dense. Very, very dense.
MikeSeaver
New Fish
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Someone beat Washington [/QUOTE]
At least get the line right.
It’s: “Someone else beat (Oregon) Washington, nothing else matters.”
It’s a take on the world famous “Beat Oregon, nothing else matters” T-shirt that went viral on Twitter several times.
I’ve spent years cultivating the line. A double edged sword of sorts.
It’s used when very inept football programs can’t beat their rival but their fans go berserk when someone else does flooding that rivals board with bitterness, self hatred and lack of self awareness.
Someone beat Washington [/QUOTE]
At least get the line right.
It’s: “Someone else beat (Oregon) Washington, nothing else matters.”
It’s a take on the world famous “Beat Oregon, nothing else matters” T-shirt that went viral on Twitter several times.
I’ve spent years cultivating the line. A double edged sword of sorts.
It’s used when very inept football programs can’t beat their rival but their fans go berserk when someone else does flooding that rivals board with bitterness, self hatred and lack of self awareness.
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