Can we kill this thread and all it's bastard kin?
This horse has been beaten to glue and we've got the reaffirmation from our local paper we should have gotten from the outset.
Should we not now turn our attention to Homecoming this week and then beating the ever loving snot out of everybody left on our schedule after that?
Snot is not the thing I think of oozing out of the Trojans….
It is good to be hated, and UL is universally hated on the Sun Belt board… Could be the name thing, RCajun90, Cajun Express, or Z… or it could be they hate getting the crap beat out of them…
Every time one loses to us they come up with some new angle about being much better than that and we ain't all that. Now that WKu has lost again we simply beat another inferior team, we ain't so tuff. It is a laugh a minute on that board.
Don't start, I just blew a mouthful of coffee thought my nose. LOL
BTW, the News Star published Decker's bull____ as a guest column. That fat slob should be fired.i bet they won't publish today's editorial supporting our use of Louisiana.
Thanks for clearing that up, Josh. I wasn't impressed by the content she chose for her article, but the errors should be correctly distributed. If you work for a company that arbitrarily changes content and titles your articles however they wish, and you sign your name to the article knowing this is their practice, you kind of own the fallout. If you don't like it, you fight it, you don't sign it, or you get another job.
A friend of mine is a journalist that seriously hates Internet blogs. He hates that the content isn't vetted and the authors have virtually no responsibility for what they write. I find the line between professional media and the blatherings of the public at large has thinned to an indistinguishable vapor thread.
Got a current personal call from Barry O himself last night.
As part of the administration's official "Yin/Yang" program I have been assigned to you.
I will be receiving my official, duly notarized authorization to love a conservative in the next few days.
Putting that NSA Prism program to good use.
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