Origin of the term "corch"

[JD08]

That MidTerms 3.0 will make you jump off the deep end of a dry pool....

That's why it's up to 3.0

 

[SWFLHurricane]

I was not in existence on message boards back then. I only know that you were there and you liked the Lounge - whatever that was - probably where you could post pics of food and Native American artifacts in peace.

Speaking of which....Lol

 

[RVACane]

That MidTerms 3.0 will make you jump off the deep end of a dry pool....

I don’t know. I usually only go in there when I’m notified of trouble relating to something like race.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Correct! That’s where it was born. Most older southern black folk will, for whatever reason, put a ‘r’ in the word coach. Don’t know why… it just happens. **** some of my folk put ‘r’ in a lot of words. Like onion. Sounds like “ornion”. IYKYK. But after that speech, the word “corch” was cemented as a word on CIS.

 

[gabednconfused]

I went down to the CIS vaults and poured over many leather bound tomes with pages of vellum with porsts written in ancient tongue.

Behold the oldest CIS reference I could find:

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@Joecane take a bow (maybe).

You are a gentleman, and a scholar

 

[Felonious Monk]

You are a gentleman, and a scholar

Great. You know there's going to be no living with him now.

 

[gabednconfused]

Great. You know there's going to be no living with him now.

hahahahah yes hes already insufferable but aren't we all.

 

[Caneadian]

hahahahah, Great thread. I remember it being used with Shannon. That is my earliest recollection. And I joined Grassy back in '97 just in time for the 5-6 season.

 

[mirvin88]

Any CIS historians out there that can shed light on why we started using "corch" to refer to an inept coach? I'm guessing the genesis was that "Go Gata" video, but do we have any other info on how it took on its current meaning?

I have to imagine it was born sometime during the Randy Shannon era, with its derivative terms (porster, ACC Coarstal, etc) coming later...

(Offseason came early this year so I figured I'd go ahead and get the shîtposting started)

Predates CIS by quite a while. It's part of an ancient dialect known only to Miami fans.

But no seriously, it's before CIS and from the Corrine Brown speech.


Unbelievable she was ever a Congresswoman

 

[Empirical Cane]

Great. You know there's going to be no living with him now.

@RVACane @WaterburyCane @PIPO you do realize the Inquisition will ultimately hold you responsible for the monster you have unleashed.

 

[Empirical Cane]

Predates CIS by quite a while. It's part of an ancient dialect known only to Miami fans.

But no seriously, it's before CIS and from the Corrine Brown speech.


Unbelievable she was ever a Congresswoman

She isn't even Top 5 dumb.

The heavyweight champ is Hank "Guam will Capsize" Johnson (D-4). I was in the room for this one several seats back from ADM Willard who answered the question beautifully.

This really happened from a sitting member of Congress.

For reals.

 

[SpikeUM]

She isn't even Top 5 dumb.

The heavyweight champ is Hank "Guam will Capsize" Johnson (D-4). I was in the room for this one several seats back from ADM Willard who answered the question beautifully.

This really happened from a sitting member of Congress.

For reals.

Amazing that Willard did not break into uncontrollable laughter.

 

[TemplarCane]

Different group...I was on Grassy from 2000 until 2007

I was on too. Good times on the Gameday Chat Rooms….

 

[Rellyrell]

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K, r u an Atlanta fan, too?

 

[Rellyrell]

She isn't even Top 5 dumb.

The heavyweight champ is Hank "Guam will Capsize" Johnson (D-4). I was in the room for this one several seats back from ADM Willard who answered the question beautifully.

This really happened from a sitting member of Congress.

For reals.

Shoot; I remember this interaction like it was yesterday. Almost turned in my Black Card after this Tom Foolery. Lol

 

[BeachCanes]

K, r u an Atlanta fan, too?

Didn't like that episode but man that show kicks ***.

 

[Rellyrell]

Didn't like that episode but man that show kicks ***.

Agreed; but I believe the msg was how producers take hostage a tv child’s life where parents begin to have little say so in their affairs. Also, I think it was a take on the shenanigans that happen in Hollywood, where things appears all good on the surface, but behind closed doors, it’s something totally different; actually scary.

 

[gogeta4]

Me an my homeboys still call UF ...GO GATAH when we talk about them.

Me: Brah what time Go Gatah play today.
Homie: Go gatah come on cbs at 123 fo 5iveee..

 

[TheOriginalCane]

K, r u an Atlanta fan, too?

**** yeah. I've been a fan of Donald Glover's for a while. I liked when he would pop onto 30 Rock, and I loved Community right from the go.

Right from the beginning of the episode, I had a pretty good idea of what they were about to do, considering the Teddy Perkins episode.

On a related note, a couple of months ago, I got all twisted around trying to leave the Atlanta airport, and I ended up going past Tyler Perry Studios on my recomputed drive home.

 

[Rellyrell]

**** yeah. I've been a fan of Donald Glover's for a while. I liked when he would pop onto 30 Rock, and I loved Community right from the go.

Right from the beginning of the episode, I had a pretty good idea of what they were about to do, considering the Teddy Perkins episode.

On a related note, a couple of months ago, I got all twisted around trying to leave the Atlanta airport, and I ended up going past Tyler Perry Studios on my recomputed drive home.

Yeah man; Donald G is such a talented person. I know someone who’s in his circle. Was told to look out for him when he started doing stand up, but my brother can literally do it all. The Teddy Perkins episode is hilarious & crazy, too.

Also, I absolutely hate Atlanta airport, but pound for pound the amount of shear thickness of beauty that winds up there makes it tolerable. Lol