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yet, we got kids from the hood in our back yard clamoring to go to this racist hick town (and my grandmother lives 5 miles away so i'm fully aware of the type of back biting racism that still goes on there)
The feaux outrage is strong in this thread
/ on to Virginia
// Hope Bama QB gets sacked a dozen times BC I'm more outraged Cristobal may interview here
A lot if these South Florida kids and their parents that keep running to Alabama to play for these racist *** *******s need to see this!!!
A lot if these South Florida kids and their parents that keep running to Alabama to play for these racist *** *******s need to see this!!!
What race was Hurricane Katrina?
I watched Fournette against the Gators. The Gators did allright, but Fournette was just...overwhelming.
A true once in a generation player. Very Bo Jackson-esque
Hope he runs them the **** over.
Bo was something. Did we ever play him?
Lol You know the answer.
You got me. I remember Pat Dye saying of our team: "Them were menfolk out there."
Interesting story. Back in the early '90's, when south Florida suffered through Hurricane Andrew, the Canes were scheduled to play Penn State at Happy Valley.
The Penn State athletic department prepared a ton of buttons that said something to the effect, "Huff and Puff, we'll blow your house down." It was meant to be some kind of jab at the Canes. it had nothing to do with Hurricane Andrew, but just at the name, Hurricanes, in general.
I spoke to their sports PR department before the game, because I used to call those departments at the opposing teams to try to buy game programs, for my collection. A young woman told me about the buttons, she said they would not distribute them because Andrew occurred after they had printed them up. I persuaded her to send me some. Somewhere, in a storage crate, in a storage room, I still have the buttons.
I can't remember if those were the exact words, but PSU embargoed release of thousands of those buttons given the fact it would have been considered extremely bad taste after Andrew.
Wish I could remember the exact words. If I could easily find them, I would take a picture and post, but I haven't seen them in years.
Interesting story. Back in the early '90's, when south Florida suffered through Hurricane Andrew, the Canes were scheduled to play Penn State at Happy Valley.
The Penn State athletic department prepared a ton of buttons that said something to the effect, "Huff and Puff, we'll blow your house down." It was meant to be some kind of jab at the Canes. it had nothing to do with Hurricane Andrew, but just at the name, Hurricanes, in general.
I spoke to their sports PR department before the game, because I used to call those departments at the opposing teams to try to buy game programs, for my collection. A young woman told me about the buttons, she said they would not distribute them because Andrew occurred after they had printed them up. I persuaded her to send me some. Somewhere, in a storage crate, in a storage room, I still have the buttons.
I can't remember if those were the exact words, but PSU embargoed release of thousands of those buttons given the fact it would have been considered extremely bad taste after Andrew.
Wish I could remember the exact words. If I could easily find them, I would take a picture and post, but I haven't seen them in years.
Nobody gives a sht.
I laughed.
I fail to see how this is racist, though.
Interesting story. Back in the early '90's, when south Florida suffered through Hurricane Andrew, the Canes were scheduled to play Penn State at Happy Valley.
The Penn State athletic department prepared a ton of buttons that said something to the effect, "Huff and Puff, we'll blow your house down." It was meant to be some kind of jab at the Canes. it had nothing to do with Hurricane Andrew, but just at the name, Hurricanes, in general.
I spoke to their sports PR department before the game, because I used to call those departments at the opposing teams to try to buy game programs, for my collection. A young woman told me about the buttons, she said they would not distribute them because Andrew occurred after they had printed them up. I persuaded her to send me some. Somewhere, in a storage crate, in a storage room, I still have the buttons.
I can't remember if those were the exact words, but PSU embargoed release of thousands of those buttons given the fact it would have been considered extremely bad taste after Andrew.
Wish I could remember the exact words. If I could easily find them, I would take a picture and post, but I haven't seen them in years.
Nobody gives a sht.
Thank you. I'm sorry for bringing it up. Actually, I think it's more interesting than the story of some fraternity boys and Katrina, which doesn't involve UM at all.
You sound like ghetto trash--live in Anacostia?
I laughed.
I fail to see how this is racist, though.