youngbuckbeav
Freshman
Im probably hungry right now...
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Post by youngbuckbeav on Jun 14, 2016 8:27:15 GMT -8
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Post by baseba1111 on Jun 14, 2016 8:40:44 GMT -8
I know Pat, but not on a personal level. I'm thinking he sees there is still work to be done here. He's not leaving OSU on this note. And, I'm not sure he wants any part of an "elitist" type school or program. He has ZERO left to prove. And, he's OSU through and through. I'm betting he sees what he has built and every other job is a lateral move at best. He's home... his next move will be in the AD's office and/or off to relax and dabble in helping kids in camp settings.
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hof99
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Post by hof99 on Jun 14, 2016 10:23:42 GMT -8
I left Texas 7 years ago. That place is giant sinkhole filled with bible thumping, gun toting, half baked human mutants that do not understand anything about the world. Yeah, they love their sports ( especially football), but so do I - but I did not pursue sports as an end all. There is something called an education that somehow always gets a distant second place.
The heat is stifling, the hailstones are softballs and the rain is like a waterfall, only there are snakes floating in it.
Go to a UT football game and be prepared to sit on your hands because there are no student sections, it's all reserved for the 'older' donors. The most boring atmosphere ever. Also, no fresh lakes or rivers, or mountains and their beach is like a flat sand bar with all kinds of trash.
I could not wait to get back to Oregon...and I am sure Casey would not head down South either.
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Post by wetrodentia on Jun 14, 2016 12:20:12 GMT -8
I'm a gun-toting Christian that knows enough about the world to know I'm glad to be a gun-toting Christian. Why don't you keep your stupid political opinions to yourself?
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Post by spudbeaver on Jun 14, 2016 12:27:04 GMT -8
I left Texas 7 years ago. That place is giant sinkhole filled with bible thumping, gun toting, half baked human mutants that do not understand anything about the world. Yeah, they love their sports ( especially football), but so do I - but I did not pursue sports as an end all. There is something called an education that somehow always gets a distant second place. The heat is stifling, the hailstones are softballs and the rain is like a waterfall, only there are snakes floating in it. Go to a UT football game and be prepared to sit on your hands because there are no student sections, it's all reserved for the 'older' donors. The most boring atmosphere ever. Also, no fresh lakes or rivers, or mountains and their beach is like a flat sand bar with all kinds of trash. I could not wait to get back to Oregon...and I am sure Casey would not head down South either. I'm a gun toting, half baked human mutant, but I also understand the world! |
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Post by jdogge on Jun 14, 2016 13:31:29 GMT -8
I'm a gun-toting Christian that knows enough about the world to know I'm glad to be a gun-toting Christian. Why don't you keep your stupid political opinions to yourself? There were no overtly political statements. I think that was meant to be social commentary. |
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Post by Werebeaver on Jun 14, 2016 13:36:06 GMT -8
I'm a gun-toting Christian that knows enough about the world to know I'm glad to be a gun-toting Christian. Why don't you keep your stupid political opinions to yourself? I think there is a big difference between "Christians" and "Bible Thumpers". But, if the shoe fits... |
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Post by baseba1111 on Jun 14, 2016 14:10:25 GMT -8
I'm a gun-toting Christian that knows enough about the world to know I'm glad to be a gun-toting Christian. Why don't you keep your stupid political opinions to yourself? I think there is a big difference between "Christians" and "Bible Thumpers". But, if the shoe fits... Does that apply to "Muslims" vs "Terrorists"  Oh ya... I still don't think PC is leaving... LOL |
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Post by jdogge on Jun 14, 2016 14:21:57 GMT -8
I'm a gun-toting Christian that knows enough about the world to know I'm glad to be a gun-toting Christian. Why don't you keep your stupid political opinions to yourself? I think there is a big difference between "Christians" and "Bible Thumpers". But, if the shoe fits... Now, now, don't persecute him. |
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Post by nabeav on Jun 14, 2016 15:17:03 GMT -8
My brief experience in Texas involved some delicious smoked meats, some of the friendliest people I'd ever met, and seventy degree days in February. I can think of worse places to live.
Also don't think Casey is leaving.
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hof99
Freshman
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Post by hof99 on Jun 14, 2016 17:14:02 GMT -8
I left Texas 7 years ago. That place is giant sinkhole filled with bible thumping, gun toting, half baked human mutants that do not understand anything about the world. Yeah, they love their sports ( especially football), but so do I - but I did not pursue sports as an end all. There is something called an education that somehow always gets a distant second place. The heat is stifling, the hailstones are softballs and the rain is like a waterfall, only there are snakes floating in it. Go to a UT football game and be prepared to sit on your hands because there are no student sections, it's all reserved for the 'older' donors. The most boring atmosphere ever. Also, no fresh lakes or rivers, or mountains and their beach is like a flat sand bar with all kinds of trash. I could not wait to get back to Oregon...and I am sure Casey would not head down South either. I'm a gun toting, half baked human mutant, but I also understand the world! |
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hof99
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Post by hof99 on Jun 14, 2016 17:14:48 GMT -8
Political ? I rest my case.
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Post by usmc1958 on Jun 14, 2016 22:09:37 GMT -8
I left Texas 7 years ago. That place is giant sinkhole filled with bible thumping, gun toting, half baked human mutants that do not understand anything about the world. Yeah, they love their sports ( especially football), but so do I - but I did not pursue sports as an end all. There is something called an education that somehow always gets a distant second place. The heat is stifling, the hailstones are softballs and the rain is like a waterfall, only there are snakes floating in it. Go to a UT football game and be prepared to sit on your hands because there are no student sections, it's all reserved for the 'older' donors. The most boring atmosphere ever. Also, no fresh lakes or rivers, or mountains and their beach is like a flat sand bar with all kinds of trash. I could not wait to get back to Oregon...and I am sure Casey would not head down South either. Sounds like you've never spent an evening at Billy Bob's in Ft. Worth. There's good and not so good in every state. I would guess most of them Texicans were probably not trying to talk you in to staying just a bit longer either. I'm pretty sure that Mike Riley still has a ranch near San Antonio where he plans on spending his retirement. He must see a different Texas than the one you see. Unless, he acquires a fondness for corn and buys an ethanol plant for a retirement hobby. Hey - it's possible. (If you got accepted to UT you must be smarter than you sound.) |
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Post by beavdowg on Jun 15, 2016 10:27:50 GMT -8
I left Texas 7 years ago. That place is giant sinkhole filled with bible thumping, gun toting, half baked human mutants that do not understand anything about the world. Yeah, they love their sports ( especially football), but so do I - but I did not pursue sports as an end all. There is something called an education that somehow always gets a distant second place. The heat is stifling, the hailstones are softballs and the rain is like a waterfall, only there are snakes floating in it. Go to a UT football game and be prepared to sit on your hands because there are no student sections, it's all reserved for the 'older' donors. The most boring atmosphere ever. Also, no fresh lakes or rivers, or mountains and their beach is like a flat sand bar with all kinds of trash. I could not wait to get back to Oregon...and I am sure Casey would not head down South either. I'm not sure I understand what being a Christian has to do with being pro-Gun. I am a Christian and grew up hunting in AK but strongly believe we need better gun control in our country. I'm pretty sure that would exclude me from your stereotype. Although I understand your generalization I hate to be grouped in with that ideology because I'm a Christian. Just to clarify and further fuel the debate.  |
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Post by atownbeaver on Jun 16, 2016 7:19:03 GMT -8
I'm a gun-toting Christian that knows enough about the world to know I'm glad to be a gun-toting Christian. Why don't you keep your stupid political opinions to yourself? "Lighten Up, Francis..." |
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