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Mr_C
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| Anti-Theist420 wrote: | | I cannot teach anyone anything. I can only make them think. |
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rickyroma
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| Strafio wrote: | | Leicester in England. (Same as RickyRoma incidently...) |
No more, sadly. Since December I moved to Coventry. I came optimistically thinking all the bad reputation will be untrue and it will be a place just like any other. But no, it really is a dreary chav hole. My life is a much better because many of my close friends are around here but nonetheless I miss Leicester a lot.
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A_Atheist_named_Christian
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Trinidad and Tobago, Caribbean.
I'm in the same house since my birth 19 years ago.
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Yellow_Number_Five
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| A_Atheist_named_Christian wrote: | | Trinidad and Tobago, Caribbean. |
Dude, you can't be in Trinidad AND Tobago - pick one 
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tkster
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| Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 9:29 am Post subject: |
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Lubbock Texas, the Buckle of the Bible Belt, and home of the highest STD rate in the nation (thank you abstinence-only-education)!
Whatever happened to your 'Horns? Boy did they totally fall apart after playing us.
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not_a_theist
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| tkster wrote: | Lubbock Texas, the Buckle of the Bible Belt, and home of the highest STD rate in the nation (thank you abstinence-only-education)!
Whatever happened to your 'Horns? Boy did they totally fall apart after playing us.
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and if by totally falling apart you mean going 2-2 and losing both games by a total combined 8 points and ending up #13 in the nation then ya, they sure did. But when your a perennial powerhouse the standards are a bit higher.
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tkster
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| not_a_theist wrote: | | and if by totally falling apart you mean going 2-2 and losing both games by a total combined 8 points and ending up #13 in the nation then ya, they sure did. But when your a perennial powerhouse the standards are a bit higher. |
I was mostly referring to their bowl win. How anyone thought they should be thirteen is beyond me. I mean, A&M and K-State dominated them. So did we, unfortunately, our guys just got lazy and didn't finish them off.
Better luck next year.
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not_a_theist
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| tkster wrote: | | not_a_theist wrote: | | and if by totally falling apart you mean going 2-2 and losing both games by a total combined 8 points and ending up #13 in the nation then ya, they sure did. But when your a perennial powerhouse the standards are a bit higher. |
I was mostly referring to their bowl win. How anyone thought they should be thirteen is beyond me. I mean, A&M and K-State dominated them. So did we, unfortunately, our guys just got lazy and didn't finish them off.
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So they win their bowl game and its considered falling apart? Yall techies have some weird standards.
And please, in the KState game McCoy went out on the first drive and Snead was a shitty as hell backup (which is why he transferred before the bowl game). If he hadnt have gotten hurt that game wouldnt have even been close. And it was obvious to everyone he was still hurt in the A&M game and couldnt throw for shit. But as I said earlier they lost both games by a combined 8 points. How you call that being dominated is beyond me.
(i love debating college football in march)
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| not_a_theist wrote: | So they win their bowl game and its considered falling apart? Yall techies have some weird standards.
And please, in the KState game McCoy went out on the first drive and Snead was a shitty as hell backup (which is why he transferred before the bowl game). If he hadnt have gotten hurt that game wouldnt have even been close. And it was obvious to everyone he was still hurt in the A&M game and couldnt throw for shit. But as I said earlier they lost both games by a combined 8 points. How you call that being dominated is beyond me.
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So do I.
The deal is you guys couldn't stop K-State's offense to save your lives. Who cares about McCoy, what happened to your defense. Your corners got burned just like they did against us. Between us and K-State, our offense piled up a thousand yards on a defense that was boasting? By dominated, I mean A&M's defense at your offense alive. Texas was just overrated this season, just like Ohio State was.
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I didn't already post in here did I ?
I live in Pennsylvania which I think it says below my name. Actually I live right next to Hershey, yesterday it smelled like chocolate outside . And no, I don't care if you don't like Hersheys chocolate, so don't even bother telling me.
I don't think theres that many people who post on the forums from PA, though I think theres some who don't post a lot. ;( |
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BarkAtTheMoon
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| Uncertainty wrote: | I didn't already post in here did I ?
I live in Pennsylvania which I think it says below my name. Actually I live right next to Hershey, yesterday it smelled like chocolate outside . And no, I don't care if you don't like Hersheys chocolate, so don't even bother telling me.
I don't think theres that many people who post on the forums from PA, though I think theres some who don't post a lot. ;( |
I always liked that on trips up to Hershey Park, but I can't imagine smelling chocolate all the time living right there. Of course, every so often where I live the wind will be just right so that we're downwind from the Kennett Square, PA area. I guess smelling like chocolate beats smelling like manure from mushroom farms any day of the week.
There's a bunch of people from the Philly area, but I think most of them just post on RRS now.
Damn. Now I want some chocolate.
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ChrissyFos
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| BarkAtTheMoon wrote: | | Uncertainty wrote: | I didn't already post in here did I ?
I live in Pennsylvania which I think it says below my name. Actually I live right next to Hershey, yesterday it smelled like chocolate outside . And no, I don't care if you don't like Hersheys chocolate, so don't even bother telling me.
I don't think theres that many people who post on the forums from PA, though I think theres some who don't post a lot. ;( |
I always liked that on trips up to Hershey Park, but I can't imagine smelling chocolate all the time living right there. Of course, every so often where I live the wind will be just right so that we're downwind from the Kennett Square, PA area. I guess smelling like chocolate beats smelling like manure from mushroom farms any day of the week.
There's a bunch of people from the Philly area, but I think most of them just post on RRS now.
Damn. Now I want some chocolate. |
Hmm, I think I'd much rather live near a mushroom farm than a chocolate factory. 
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BarkAtTheMoon
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| ChrissyFos wrote: | | BarkAtTheMoon wrote: | | Uncertainty wrote: | I didn't already post in here did I ?
I live in Pennsylvania which I think it says below my name. Actually I live right next to Hershey, yesterday it smelled like chocolate outside . And no, I don't care if you don't like Hersheys chocolate, so don't even bother telling me.
I don't think theres that many people who post on the forums from PA, though I think theres some who don't post a lot. ;( |
I always liked that on trips up to Hershey Park, but I can't imagine smelling chocolate all the time living right there. Of course, every so often where I live the wind will be just right so that we're downwind from the Kennett Square, PA area. I guess smelling like chocolate beats smelling like manure from mushroom farms any day of the week.
There's a bunch of people from the Philly area, but I think most of them just post on RRS now.
Damn. Now I want some chocolate. |
Hmm, I think I'd much rather live near a mushroom farm than a chocolate factory. |
Really?  So what, does that mean you enjoy the overwhelming stench of shit? You Texans are weird.
Seriously though, up in that area it gets downright horrific on a hot day when the fresh manure is really ripe. I don't know how people live around there. It's like dust everywhere and gets in your clothes, and when you breath the air you can about taste and feel the particles.  Makes driving past a cow farm downright pleasant.
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tinker683
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Hey, we're practically paisan! I'm only down here 5 years, but I'm in Flagler. I probably drive right by you whenever I need to buy...oh...anything!!! We have three Waldgreens here, but no retail stores. If I dont want to go to Walmart its either 30 miles to you or 30 miles to Daytona, and I only go there under extreme duress.
No offense, but I'm getting out as fast as I can. Can't help it. I'm a Northerner, always will be. All I do down here is sneeze and wheeze. Between the crabgrass and the scrub pine, you guys might kill me yet! |
But of course! That's our master evil plan after all, to slowly sufficate every Yankee that comes down here with our hideous crabgrass 
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Truth be told, the reason I want to move into the city is because I lived the suburbs my whole life and I love the "big city" feeling. I stayed in St. Louis for a few days on a church trip WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY back when I was religous, and I loved it!
What part of Flagler do you live in? Their's a Wal-Mart in Palm Coast, although Palm Coast is a bit of a zoo. I worked at one of our offices there for a little over a year and *hated* the traffic.
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ChrissyFos
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| BarkAtTheMoon wrote: | Really? So what, does that mean you enjoy the overwhelming stench of shit? You Texans are weird.
Seriously though, up in that area it gets downright horrific on a hot day when the fresh manure is really ripe. I don't know how people live around there. It's like dust everywhere and gets in your clothes, and when you breath the air you can about taste and feel the particles. Makes driving past a cow farm downright pleasant. |
 No, I just really like mushrooms. I know exactly what smell you are talking about, though. Not only did I live on a ranch with 200 head of Brangus cattle, but I lived in a area of Texas known for its dairy farmers. If you think breathing is difficult in a car within a three mile radius of a dairy farm that's been cooking in the triple digit summer sun, try working on one as a favor to a family friend or punishment for misbehavior. Definitely not cool.
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