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I was talking to a guy at the casino last night.
He was nice.
What were you playing?I was talking to a guy at the casino last night.
He was nice.
Roulette. Always. Only thing I win at consistently.What were you playing?
Roulette. Always. Only thing I win at consistently.
Yeah, I was disappointed. Meh.One of the worst stories I've seen. Glad everyone is ok.
start planning my funeral. that bored me to deathOne of the worst stories I've seen. Glad everyone is ok.
You don’t have reverse?Well I didn’t see the hat until I passed him
They remember the last meeting.Had my U shirt on and said "see you guys in 2 weeks". All he said was " it's gonna be a good one". No bluster, no trash talk. They skeered.
BUT WAIT A SEC…THAT WOULD BE SOME OL’ SKOOLThis is the **** that annoys me
They don’t even trash talk us anymore
We need to get back to being hated
They do. They actually are expecting their secondary to be able to contain Beck while their D line sacks him. I wanted to point out what a team with a pulse was able to do to them, even with a Mid-QB like Howard last year in the Natty.I suspect 95%+ Nuetered Lame fans expect an easy W.
Yeah, let's not expect the 2017 Irish to show up. I'll give them this, Marcus Freeman isn't a corch. He knows his business.That coach is now the linebacker’s coach at Western Connecticut State.
In retrospect I bet you wish you would've swiped leftHad my U shirt on and said "see you guys in 2 weeks". All he said was " it's gonna be a good one". No bluster, no trash talk. They skeered.
Let me fix this for you.
What if I told you…
…an airport terminal could become the front line of one of college football’s fiercest rivalries?
It was a Tuesday morning. A Miami Hurricanes fan spotted something he couldn’t ignore: a Notre Dame hat. Not just any hat — but one tilted proudly, as if daring the world to comment.
Witnesses say the Miami fan froze, stared, then uttered the words that sparked it all:
“Bro… you seriously wearing that in public?”
From there, it wasn’t fists that flew — it was insults.
The Notre Dame fan claimed “tradition.” The Miami fan countered with “swagger.” Gate C12 became ground zero for a battle of roasts that escalated faster than the turnover chain after a pick-six.
Travelers stopped boarding flights. TSA agents leaned on their rails. Someone even started live-streaming.
In the end, the Notre Dame fan quietly removed his hat, stuffed it in his carry-on, and whispered, “It’s just not worth it.”
The Miami fan walked away, arms raised like he had just won the Orange Bowl.
This wasn’t just smack talk. This was history repeating itself.
What were you playing?