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re: I'm proud of the Dawg fans who went to the Auburn game.
Posted on 11/19/14 at 1:07 pm to DawgfaninCa
Posted on 11/19/14 at 1:07 pm to DawgfaninCa
Are you joking? You have to be trolling
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Posted on 11/19/14 at 1:37 pm to DawgfaninCa
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frick you, a-hole!
If you want to call me crazy because my brother and I both had a definitive sighting of a 60+ foot long sea serpent FROM ONLY 20 YARDS AWAY and have taken several videos of them since that first sighting then I challenge you to put your money where your big mouth is.
My brother and I will both take a polygraph test and if either of us fail then we'll pay for the test. However, if both of us pass than you pay for the test.
And don't try to weasel out of it by saying polygraph tests don't work or it's easy for both of us to pass a polygraph test because we both are crazy and just believe we saw a 60+ foot long sea serpent or simply mistook a known marine animal for a 60+ foot long sea serpent.
All you can say is both of us are liars and committing a hoax but that would be easily disproved when both of us pass the polygraph test since it is impossible for both of us to lie about seeing a 60+ foot long sea serpent FROM ONLY 20 YARDS AWAY or to mistake a known marine animal for a 60+ foot long sea serpent FROM ONLY 20 YARDS AWAY.
Also, if you are going to say my brother and I are both crazy or committed a hoax then you have to say the 9 eyewitnesses who have ALL stated that they also saw a 60+ foot long sea serpent off Stinson Beach in 1983 are all liars and conspiring to commit a hoax or all 9 of them are crazy.
In fact, some of those eyewitnesses didn't even know each other so don't try to say they are all crazy or all conspired together to commit a hoax.
7 of the 9 eyewitnesses were workers on a road crew who were removing rocks off the road that had fallen on it and the Caltrans supervisor who was overseeing the work. 2 of the eyewitnesses were sitting in the first car that was stopped by the work crew so they could remove the boulders from the road.
The two people in the car did not know anyone in the work crew or their supervisor.
Come on dude, I dare you to accept the challenge.
Posted on 11/19/14 at 2:34 pm to Cobb Dawg
Being that old I would think he would remember Butlers 61 yard FG. He probably doesn't know that name either.
Corey Allen's catch from Bobo to pull ahead of GT was a greater moment as far as that is concerned.
Hobnail boot has already been mentioned, I believe.
Heck, Hershel's first TD in Knoxville was way bigger.
A "greatest moment" play is one in which the game was decided by a dramatic play. While Gurley's return was awesome in the light of the circumstances in which it occurred....it was far from "greatest moments" status. Even if the flag would not have been thrown, it would have been yet another highlight for the Gurley legacy only and not a greatest moment. Had AU taken a lead with 2 minutes or so on the clock and then that return eventually decided the game in our favor, it would make the list for sure.
Corey Allen's catch from Bobo to pull ahead of GT was a greater moment as far as that is concerned.
Hobnail boot has already been mentioned, I believe.
Heck, Hershel's first TD in Knoxville was way bigger.
A "greatest moment" play is one in which the game was decided by a dramatic play. While Gurley's return was awesome in the light of the circumstances in which it occurred....it was far from "greatest moments" status. Even if the flag would not have been thrown, it would have been yet another highlight for the Gurley legacy only and not a greatest moment. Had AU taken a lead with 2 minutes or so on the clock and then that return eventually decided the game in our favor, it would make the list for sure.
Posted on 11/19/14 at 2:39 pm to Cobb Dawg
Do you think the sea monster would have eaten you if you were within striking range? Did it look mean or nice like the one in WaterHorse?
Posted on 11/19/14 at 3:54 pm to Dick Leverage
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Do you think the sea monster would have eaten you if you were within striking range?
Yes.
Fortunately, my brother and I were sitting inside of our car at the time of our first sighting when it was only 20 yards away,
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Did it look mean or nice like the one in WaterHorse?
It looked vicious and I have no doubt that when it is hungry, it would attack and eat a person if it had the opportunity.
You can go to my blog if you want more info regarding what the animal looks like.
Posted on 11/19/14 at 4:06 pm to DawgfaninCa
i used to frick a gal they called th seamonster. She looked like Sigman the sea monster's Mom, but she had somme fantastic pussy as long as no one was looking...
Posted on 11/19/14 at 4:11 pm to Dick Leverage
Anybody else think we need a Sea Serpent Q&A thread with DFIC?
Posted on 11/19/14 at 4:16 pm to Dick Leverage
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Being that old I would think he would remember Butlers 61 yard FG. He probably doesn't know that name either.
Being that old, living in California and running my own small business, I missed a lot of Georgia games in which I'm sure there were a lot of great plays.
However, I do remember Kevin Butler and what a great FG kicker he was but I don't remember that particular FG.
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A "greatest moment" play is one in which the game was decided by a dramatic play.
No it isn't.
Who made up that definition of "greatest moment" play?
You?
A "greatest moment" play is a play that is so spectacular and exciting that fans will always remember it.
If TG's 104 yard kickoff return TD the first time he touched the football after his 4 game suspension had not been called back then that would have been a "greatest moment" play IMHO.
Posted on 11/19/14 at 4:26 pm to Dick Leverage
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Greene to Johnson at Auburn in 02 was a much greater moment in UGA history than Gurley's KO return.
As was Staffords OT TD to beat Bama in 07
I mean, the list goes pretty lengthy as plays that were bigger moments than that return.
Thanks for your opinion.
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