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There is some butthurt dummies up in here. If you aren’t the idiots I’m talking about stop getting in the car with them.
I'm not 'getting in the car' with them lol. I never said they didn't have bad fans. We have plenty of bad fans on this site as well. I was just simply stating that it was a little messed up to start a thread about no BS or trolling, give a compliment and then trash a bunch of people you just wished luck for.
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Bro I really don’t care. Take it however you want.
I'm not sure how to take what you're saying......you're all over the place.
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re: Your team's floor and ceiling in 2026?
Posted by kajon on 6/8/26 at 11:23 am to GetPiggywithIt
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Your team's floor and ceiling in 2026?
Not many LSU fans posting in this one.....because lots of us have no idea what to expect to be honest. I'm not even going to attempt to.
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No I didn’t. I insulted the stupid ones that are here. Not all of them. Just the stupid ones and definitely not the actual real life fans
I'll admit that I misread what you were saying.
But I'll also say that I don't think you're any better than the ones you are insulting. You could have just left the whole part out about their online fanbase that you despise, but you just had to get that dig in there.
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Keep shaking your head, maybe something will rattle around and click inside there.
The rattling in my head is the pot and kettle that I see that you obviously can't. Click on that.
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Thank you dumb f***ing online bama fan base members for holding a flashing neon arrow above your head and pointing to yourselves
You started a thread with "All BS and trolling aside" and then paid their baseball team a compliment but then in the same post insulted their entire fanbase and now you feel justified in your insult just because they call you out on it? SMH
re: How hilarious would it be if Kiffin never wins a natty or gets to the CFP?
Posted by kajon on 5/29/26 at 5:28 am to ColoradoAg
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He's an immature F wad.
Absolutely, but he's a rich immature F wad.
I hope he finds success at LSU, obviously because I'm a Tiger fan, but I could care less about him otherwise and think you've pretty much summed him up.
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SEC supremacy was largely an illusion based on favorable geography, the perception of being an NFL factory and probably a few dollars exchanging hands under the table.
It wasn't an illusion or perception at all. It was truth. The SEC will always be an NFL factory, even in NIL era.
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San Antonio is not where you go to get the best Texas BBQ.
Good to know. Maybe one day I'll visit Austin. I have an aunt who lives there.
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The real:
Ranking the SEC in terms of BBQ
1. Texas
2. Who cares
I went to one of the best rated Texas BBQ restaurants in San Antonio and it wasn't very good.
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LSU fans using past racial issues to shite talk other schools will never not be funny.
Very true. Honestly, ANY southern state using racial issues to smack talk other southern schools is funny to me. All are guilty.
re: In honor of SBC coming back to LSU…Top 10 SEC nicknames?
Posted by kajon on 5/21/26 at 2:02 pm to Vulcan Materials
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Top 10 SEC nicknames?
LSU wide receiver "Boobie Feaster". That's his name.
re: Troubling signs for LSWho's? rebuild.
Posted by kajon on 5/19/26 at 1:11 pm to captdalton
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Anthony Edwards (Georgia) has been in the NBA 6 seasons. He is younger than LSU’s Santos.
LOL that's crazy when you think about it. Don't want to hear anymore complaints about Chambliss after this.
re: Troubling signs for LSWho's? rebuild.
Posted by kajon on 5/19/26 at 1:01 pm to captdalton
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LSU’s current roster.
Yeah, it's not great. I was against the re-hiring of Wade personally. I'm not sure why so many Tiger fans are hell bent on the guy to be honest.
But, when you're dead last, nowhere to go but up, right? I see middle of the pack at best with Wade. Hopefully he proves me wrong.
re: I want to admit it... I have an irrational hatred of LSU.
Posted by kajon on 5/18/26 at 6:01 am to crimsoncoded94
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This thread has brought me great joy
Ditto
re: Ed Orgeron comments on the perceptions of racism at Ole Miss
Posted by kajon on 5/15/26 at 7:40 am to weagle1999
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In fact, point out a single city that undergone changes like the ones above that are overall better then they were before:
When I said "better", I meant blatant and systemic racism is way down from the way it was before.
As far as the crime and decay, well, that's due to several other factors like local leadership and policies, destruction of the nuclear family, etc.
re: Ed Orgeron comments on the perceptions of racism at Ole Miss
Posted by kajon on 5/15/26 at 5:34 am to SlingingSnakeStabler
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Everyone still associates that with Baton Rouge
Really? Everyone? I don't think so. You're the only one I've ever heard bring it up.
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A black player would have to almost literally be insane to want to play for an team in a city where things like that occur.
I think you mean *occurred*. It's history. Last I checked, LSU has no issues recruiting.
I ask, where are you from? Where do you live? I'll tell you right now the northern states are chock full of racism too, they just hide it. I have been many places and have known many people from all states, there's plenty of it to go all around. I've seen Klan in full dress picketing on a street corner in a mostly black area in Maryland with my own eyes. I've heard "hard R" from people from New York and many other places. I've been shocked numerous times on seeing and hearing racism up north, and that's coming from someone who was born and raised in Louisiana in the 70's and 80's.
The south gets a bad rep (and rightfully so) for their history. But things are already better now than they were back then, and hopefully they will continue to improve.
Morgan Freeman said it best when he said the best way to end racism is to stop talking about it, stop bringing it up. Kiffin should have kept his mouth shut and not brought it up. Racism needs to end, but it can't when people keep bringing it up or using it as a tool. Just like these Kiffin threads.
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Louisiana is the most racist state in the south. Anyone who has lived in the South knows this
Wrong. I grew up in Louisiana, never once had I ever heard of, or seen KKK there. Worst was some slurs. I'd been to Tennessee (more racist in my opinion) and actually knew someone from there who had family members who burned crosses in people's yards and threw bricks through their windows to run them out of town. True story. So don't even try.
If Tennessee's football goal posts looked anymore like crosses, they'd probably burn 'em down.
re: Chips are down: Have you shared courtesy to a rival fan?
Posted by kajon on 5/1/26 at 10:54 am to Marcelo Lavanda
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Have you shared courtesy to a rival fan?
All the time. I constantly run into fans from all SEC teams where I currently live. It's always a friendly poke or jab at each other's team in a light-hearted manner and always ends with a handshake or making a new friend.
Wouldn't have it any other way. Lots of good people out there.
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And it flew basically over a mile and landed in this lady's house.
I actually believe this story. I've lived through a tornado and seen what it can do with my own eyes from very close. It's insane.
My heart goes out to all that were affected in Alabama, truly a tragedy. Here's my experience, and I'm just sharing, this isn't meant to take away from the horrific event that happened to the good people of Alabama.
In my close encounter, in summer of 1987, in Baton Rouge, we had 3 tornados that day and I was 15 yrs old and working at Shenandoah golf course cutting grass when the entire sky started turning directly over my head and I was about 300 yards from the building we kept the lawn equipment in.
I remember how scared I was as that thing touched down behind me and started chasing me and there was debris flying everywhere and there was no where for me to go (I rode a bicycle there everyday from a few miles away). I couldn't see or find anyone. I got back to the building and it was only a shell because it burned down the year before and all the equipment that was saved was outside and I hid behind the equipment from all the debris flying around and watched a huge tree get uprooted and float in the air like magic. It was crazy.
There were a couple of co-workers that were hiding behind the equipment too and one of them got up, dodged debris, ran to his van (even though we were yelling at him not to) and moved it about 40 feet from where it was parked and got out, and ran back behind the equipment and within seconds a tree dropped right where his van was originally parked and the whole time I was thinking, "why didn't you just drive away?".
Right as the tornado got within yards from us (very close), it just disappeared suddenly. Saved by God or an angel or just pure luck. I'm sure we would have died had it not.
The reason I believe the other story is because another tornado not far away that day took an entire grocery store roof completely intact and launched it.
re: Alabama not only owns Tiger Stadium, they own beat downs there as well
Posted by kajon on 4/17/26 at 11:52 am to coachcrisp
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Word has it that Coach Bryant once called his oldy buddy, Coach Charlie Mac to see if it'd be OK to schedule some Tide home games in Tiger Stadium when LSU was playing on the road.
That's actually pretty funny :lol:
re: Alabama not only owns Tiger Stadium, they own beat downs there as well
Posted by kajon on 4/17/26 at 4:59 am to Tua_2_Smitty
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This has zero to do with the dynasty being over.
Ok, so it's not about the end of the dynasty. Then it must be that you, and the other bama fans, are personally insecure and need validation, etc. :cheers:
Bama fans are realizing the dynasty is over, so they brag and boast about their past successes. Here's the psychology behind it.....
"Bragging about accomplishments over others is driven by a deep-seated need for validation, insecure self-esteem, or a desire for social dominance. It acts as a defense mechanism to project confidence, mask personal insecurities, and gain admiration, often stemming from a fear of being viewed as insignificant."
That's a lot of feminine qualities.
Bama is like an aging model/actress.
"Bragging about accomplishments over others is driven by a deep-seated need for validation, insecure self-esteem, or a desire for social dominance. It acts as a defense mechanism to project confidence, mask personal insecurities, and gain admiration, often stemming from a fear of being viewed as insignificant."
That's a lot of feminine qualities.
Bama is like an aging model/actress.
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