re: Texas would still be south of the Mexican border if not for the Southern states

is soccer the most popular sport in Texas yet ?

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Texans think they are unique and have an arrogance that is irritating.

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Colorado is a solidly blue state with a retarded Supreme Court that thought they could remove a presidential candidate from the ballot because he hurt their feelings. Makes sense that shite hole spawned your sorry aggy arse.

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Colorado is a nice place to live, but the California implants are on their way to ruining it. Used to be a red state …

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Same thing is happening to Texas. We all better hope that doesn't happen and the socially conservative newcomers from the south realize how insane and degenerate leftists are. Sad state of affairs, regardless

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Colorado is a solidly blue state with a retarded Supreme Court that thought they could remove a presidential candidate from the ballot because he hurt their feelings. Makes sense that shite hole spawned your sorry aggy arse.

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I’m sitting here upvoting a post Capn_Bevo boddy-bagging an Ag.

This is where we are now.

There is also a lack of gratitude for us northern states liberating you southern states.

I think too many these days don’t appreciate history, and you are right on that most of the defenders of the Alamo came from places other than present-day Texas. Of the more famous names, Bowie was from Kentucky, Travis was from South Carolina, and of course Crockett was from Tennessee. There were actually many from northern states as well. Of those from Texas proper, most were Hispanic; for example of of the greatest hero’s was Juan Seguin who rode through Mexican lines to call for reinforcements, and then back to die in the Alamo. Of course the one thing all had in common was that the left wherever they were from to start a new life, on the promise of free land from the Mexican government who was trying to populate their northern territory. So to paint it as everyone from the South rushed to the aid of Texas at the first sign of trouble is simply not historically accurate. Many were already there and in fact had reneged on some of conditions of receiving the free land grant, such as a willingness to become Catholic, amongst others. All this said, as a Texan I’ve always felt a sense of kinmanship towards the states in the South, and most particularly to Tennessee which is rightly called the Volunteer State due to those who did in fact come solely to help the cause. Of course the blood shed together during the Civil War only served to deepen these bonds.

As for football fans, my experience has been that there are arrogant dipshit a-holes in every fan base, but that there are also the good ones who, irrespective of some friendly ribbing of other schools, represent their own base with class, respect, and hopefully some reason.

As for Texas in the SEC, I personally feel like we’re finally where we should’ve been all along, a great tradition added among other great traditions. I travel fairly frequently for work and when I travel in the South it always feels like home, because the people there are like they are here (save for Austin-proper which sadly has become a liberal $hit hole run by liberal idiots). But honestly that’s not so different than a lot of large cities (I’m looking at you Atlanta, New Orleans, Houston. They actually call Austin a donut, with the libs in the center and all the reasonable in the outer circle.

As for football, I like how Texas is looking but will know more after we’ve traveled to SEC stadiums week after week. The Georgia-Kentucky game last night was eye-opening.

Hook’em

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Don’t take it out on the Aggies

Please specifically call out the whorns.



Aggie familiars fought in multiple wars while **** horn fans were home sipping their tea.

This the name “t-sip” was born.

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Beyond the fact this doesn't check out in reality, here's the thing you aggy don't seem to get: literally nobody but aggy gives a flying backwards frick.

This jealous insecurity is delicious. Texas is #1. Deal with it bud.

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Some things are more important than football, brother.

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Very true.