AgDuckHunter

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Nice Jar.

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Hate to say it, but I have to agree with you. OP needs to step away from the crack pipe.

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But now that the state of AL pwns Aggy, I don't have to hear about it much anymore. They mad.

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Ummm, yeah, winning by a combined 11 points is pwned. What kind of douche says "pwns" anyway? Ah yes, inbred alabama douche. Don't forget, we "pwned" bama & auburn by a combined 47 points last season. We'll see you next year. :doublebird:

Buncha slapdick retards on this board. Yeah, y'all are right. We're scared. :rolleyes:

While I hated to see the rivalry go, they made this bed. Now they can lay in it.

I wouldn't be sad to see us paired up with them in a bowl game, though. :doublebird:

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What would you call a bar fight and giving a fake id to police?

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I'm sorry....did that happen before or after he was a starting quarterback? Before or after he was a Heisman winner? He's been on his p's & q's since becoming a "somebody". Oh, and I stand by my comment that you're a moron.

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KaiserSoze99

If that is what you believe, you missed the point of charity. Government is force. Forced charity is not charity, but theft. Jesus advocated giving freely. The only way a Christian can truly be a follower of Christ is by exercising his free will to do good, rather than being forced to do it. How has one truly demonstrated his discipleship when he had no choice, no temptation to do something other than God's will?

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Spot on, Soze!

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"There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old's life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally stunted, socially crippled adulthood, unable to deal with the real world. The other, of course, involves orcs."

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Well said, komrade! :rolleyes:

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I will make that claim. This whole thing started because ONE fricking guy in the 40s made the wild arse assumption that Ole Miss and the supposed slave term were related. It is an answer that is made to fit the question. "Where did Ole Miss get its name?" "I don't know, they're racist, so probably something racist."

"Ole" is a derivation of old or ol', which many people use as a term of endearment; e.g. "Ol' Bob sure is a great guy!"

"Miss" is shorthand for Mississippi. That's it. Add to this the fact that several other schools use Ole of Ol' (USC - "Fight on for Ol' SC," LSU was known as "Ole Lou" or "Old Lou" and "Ole War Skule" for many years during the exact same era as the name Ole Miss developed. LINK )

I have a hard time believing that an Ole Miss co-ed, 30 years after the end of slavery, would have suggested a term used by slaves as the name of the student yearbook of all things.

Anyone who thinks otherwise is a fricking idiot/and or Grinder.

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Thanks, Biscuit. While this thread was intended as a flame, I was genuinely curious about where it came from. Curiosity quelled.

OK, something has always bothered me about "Ole" Miss. Ole is a Spanish word that has nothing to do with our southern dialect changing the pronunciation of the word "old". The correct use of the word "OLE" (as spelled at Ole Miss) should actually be OL'. Such as, "Hey Billybob, how's that ol' gal at the honkytonk overyonder been treatin' ya?" See, you take the "d" out & replace it with an apostrophe....not an "e".

Is there a story behind why it's called OLE Miss? Or is the misuse/misspelling of Ol' just due to the sheer stupidity of the inbreds at the university who came up with the name? Just seems funny to have an institution of higher education misspell their name. :rotflmao:

That's today's grammar police lesson. Go ahead "OLE" missers....flame away. :lol:

The Poo

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Sorry brah, but signing your Bama cap, although a feel good story does, not trump Te'o overcoming the death of his GM and GF on the same day to become one of the best average linebackers in the country

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FTMFW! [/THREAD]

I kinda prefer this one.....