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Had to go on a little hiatus from this board to calm down. I've been so frustrated lately with the state of our program. Wanna know the best part? I DIDNT GET TO SEE US BEAT FSU AT ALL DURING MY UNDERGRADUATE YEARS. how freaking nice
 
504CANE4LIFE said:
All the Golden bashers can continue to do so to each his own but I'm going support cause he is the coach of Da U and I want my team to be great and as of now he is the captain of da ship it's so easy to be negative that's da world we live in. Let's be real bout some things it took that guy over there at fspooo 5yrs to get them where they are at and he didn't have to deal with half the stuff Golden did. I always said this would be the year we really would see what Golden is bout. If we win five games like the experts say then I agree off with his head. But come on fellas let's be real he had a lot of obstacles to go through and it took a couple of years just to get quality depth down da roster and we still saying da LB'S need it. He couldn't red shirt anyone when he got here da 1st couple of years. He is our coach so I hope he succeed call me naive but I just think he had an up hill battle when he took da job. I mean he turn temple around so he got to know something. I think we get caught up thinking is da 80s-90s when they didn't have ucf,usf and these other lil Florida schools where those kids starting for them most likely would have been at DA U giving us that depth much quicker. Butch didn't turn it around over night either and everyone was calling for his head to. Just a thought 504CANE4LIFE
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504CANE4LIFE said:
All the Golden bashers can continue to do so to each his own but I'm going support cause he is the coach of Da U and I want my team to be great and as of now he is the captain of da ship it's so easy to be negative that's da world we live in. Let's be real bout some things it took that guy over there at fspooo 5yrs to get them where they are at and he didn't have to deal with half the stuff Golden did. I always said this would be the year we really would see what Golden is bout. If we win five games like the experts say then I agree off with his head. But come on fellas let's be real he had a lot of obstacles to go through and it took a couple of years just to get quality depth down da roster and we still saying da LB'S need it. He couldn't red shirt anyone when he got here da 1st couple of years. He is our coach so I hope he succeed call me naive but I just think he had an up hill battle when he took da job. I mean he turn temple around so he got to know something. I think we get caught up thinking is da 80s-90s when they didn't have ucf,usf and these other lil Florida schools where those kids starting for them most likely would have been at DA U giving us that depth much quicker. Butch didn't turn it around over night either and everyone was calling for his head to. Just a thought 504CANE4LIFE
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Soft as baby ****
 
HulkaCaniac said:
WestGaCane said:
HulkaCaniac said:
Cane Dynasty said:
Butch Davis
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Lol, this isn't 2000.
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We know. We were 6-7 last year. Ended the season on a 4 game losing streak. Lost to Pittsburgh at home for christ sake. So yea it **** sure isn't 2000. In 2000 Butch ****ing Davis had us on the verge of the greatest college football team of all time. A 30+ game winning streak.

#BBB
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Butch Davis ain't coming to coach Miami again
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Yes. Yes he is.

What you got a weed up urass over Butch for?

He only gathered the greatest football team of all time for Miami. His second string players were probably the second best football team in the nation.

He wants the job, and even our new President has been made aware of Butch Davis and that he wants to return to the U.
 
#CanesFam isnt going to like this.

Why All Men Need to Shave Off That Chinstrap Beard

Read more: Why All Men Need to Shave Off That Chinstrap Beard
Why All Men Need to Shave Off That Chinstrap Beard

There are signs that they may be on their way out of style, but at least for now, beards are incredibly popular with men. While it would be great if every guy’s beard looked as great as Hugh Jackman’s, the truth is that not everyone can grow a full beard like that. Perhaps more importantly, not everyone wants to do so either. Men’s facial hair can be styled in more than one way, and it’s even still perfectly acceptable to keep your face clean shaven.

One style of facial hair, though, really needs to disappear once and for all, and that’s the chinstrap beard.

There are certainly plenty of cultural reasons to shave your chinstrap beard. Professionally, it’s a look that’s considered juvenile and isn’t appropriate for anyone looking to rise above middle management. Quite a few people have negative connotations about chinstrap beards and associate it with the worst stereotypes of the Jersey shore.

At the same time, though, those types of associations are purely subjective, and clearly enough guys like wearing chinstrap beards that the look persists. There are, however, much more objective reasons to shave that chinstrap and go with a completely different style of facial hair.

First of all, chinstrap beards are incredibly hard to perfect. Acquiring the look that most guys are going for when they choose a chinstrap beard requires constant maintenance, and the style is far from forgiving if you can’t commit to touching it up two or three times a week.

If you don’t have a strong beard in the first place, any thin or patchy areas along the chinstrap will also end up highlighted, making you look even less attractive. I know several guys who wanted to grow out their facial hair but couldn’t grow a full beard, so they tried to just shave it down to to the chinstrap. Much to their disappointment, it ended up looking worse than if they had just stayed clean shaven.

While some guys try to use the chinstrap beard to hide the fact that they don’t have a ton of facial hair, other guys use it to try to create an artificial jawline. Sometimes it’s because they have a recessive chin, and other times it’s because they are overweight. Either way, it doesn’t work. You just end up looking like a guy with a recessive chin and bad facial hair.

As a guy with a bit of a recessive chin, I totally get it. You know that facial hair will hide what is generally considered an unattractive facial feature. Unfortunately, while a full beard is great for doing just that, if anything, a chinstrap beard only makes it all worse.

The biggest problem with chinstrap beards, though, is that they almost always either emphasize or create the appearance of a double chin. If you already have a double chin, your chinstrap beard may as well be a flashing yellow sign pointing out to everyone that you have a double chin. It definitely won’t hide it.

On the other hand, chinstrap beards also have a habit of creating the appearance of a double chin on guys who don’t actually have one. You might not realize it while you’re shaving, but it absolutely happens. Most guys only realize what they’ve done when they see pictures of themselves, but once you realize what’s going on, you can’t un-see it. Your double chin is just there for the world to see, and you can’t ignore it any longer.

The good news is that it’s not too late. If you have a chinstrap beard, you can shave it off and start from scratch tomorrow. If you were considering one, you don’t have to make that mistake. You can still make good choices with your facial hair and go with a style that makes you look more masculine and attractive instead of less.


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504CANE4LIFE said:
All the Golden bashers can continue to do so to each his own but I'm going support cause he is the coach of Da U and I want my team to be great and as of now he is the captain of da ship it's so easy to be negative that's da world we live in. Let's be real bout some things it took that guy over there at fspooo 5yrs to get them where they are at and he didn't have to deal with half the stuff Golden did. I always said this would be the year we really would see what Golden is bout. If we win five games like the experts say then I agree off with his head. But come on fellas let's be real he had a lot of obstacles to go through and it took a couple of years just to get quality depth down da roster and we still saying da LB'S need it. He couldn't red shirt anyone when he got here da 1st couple of years. He is our coach so I hope he succeed call me naive but I just think he had an up hill battle when he took da job. I mean he turn temple around so he got to know something. I think we get caught up thinking is da 80s-90s when they didn't have ucf,usf and these other lil Florida schools where those kids starting for them most likely would have been at DA U giving us that depth much quicker. Butch didn't turn it around over night either and everyone was calling for his head to. Just a thought 504CANE4LIFE
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LOLOLOL. solid work here
 
BoroCane83 said:
#CanesFam isnt going to like this.

Why All Men Need to Shave Off That Chinstrap Beard

Read more: Why All Men Need to Shave Off That Chinstrap Beard
Why All Men Need to Shave Off That Chinstrap Beard

There are signs that they may be on their way out of style, but at least for now, beards are incredibly popular with men. While it would be great if every guy’s beard looked as great as Hugh Jackman’s, the truth is that not everyone can grow a full beard like that. Perhaps more importantly, not everyone wants to do so either. Men’s facial hair can be styled in more than one way, and it’s even still perfectly acceptable to keep your face clean shaven.

One style of facial hair, though, really needs to disappear once and for all, and that’s the chinstrap beard.

There are certainly plenty of cultural reasons to shave your chinstrap beard. Professionally, it’s a look that’s considered juvenile and isn’t appropriate for anyone looking to rise above middle management. Quite a few people have negative connotations about chinstrap beards and associate it with the worst stereotypes of the Jersey shore.

At the same time, though, those types of associations are purely subjective, and clearly enough guys like wearing chinstrap beards that the look persists. There are, however, much more objective reasons to shave that chinstrap and go with a completely different style of facial hair.

First of all, chinstrap beards are incredibly hard to perfect. Acquiring the look that most guys are going for when they choose a chinstrap beard requires constant maintenance, and the style is far from forgiving if you can’t commit to touching it up two or three times a week.

If you don’t have a strong beard in the first place, any thin or patchy areas along the chinstrap will also end up highlighted, making you look even less attractive. I know several guys who wanted to grow out their facial hair but couldn’t grow a full beard, so they tried to just shave it down to to the chinstrap. Much to their disappointment, it ended up looking worse than if they had just stayed clean shaven.

While some guys try to use the chinstrap beard to hide the fact that they don’t have a ton of facial hair, other guys use it to try to create an artificial jawline. Sometimes it’s because they have a recessive chin, and other times it’s because they are overweight. Either way, it doesn’t work. You just end up looking like a guy with a recessive chin and bad facial hair.

As a guy with a bit of a recessive chin, I totally get it. You know that facial hair will hide what is generally considered an unattractive facial feature. Unfortunately, while a full beard is great for doing just that, if anything, a chinstrap beard only makes it all worse.

The biggest problem with chinstrap beards, though, is that they almost always either emphasize or create the appearance of a double chin. If you already have a double chin, your chinstrap beard may as well be a flashing yellow sign pointing out to everyone that you have a double chin. It definitely won’t hide it.

On the other hand, chinstrap beards also have a habit of creating the appearance of a double chin on guys who don’t actually have one. You might not realize it while you’re shaving, but it absolutely happens. Most guys only realize what they’ve done when they see pictures of themselves, but once you realize what’s going on, you can’t un-see it. Your double chin is just there for the world to see, and you can’t ignore it any longer.

The good news is that it’s not too late. If you have a chinstrap beard, you can shave it off and start from scratch tomorrow. If you were considering one, you don’t have to make that mistake. You can still make good choices with your facial hair and go with a style that makes you look more masculine and attractive instead of less.


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lmfao!!!

There's gonna be some chapped glutes around here.
 
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