TunaSteve

Everyone would have hated him after announcing the likes of Tebow and the Honey Badger

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This.


Also, the Bi6 is about SEC championships as well.

Bama 22
TN 13
GA 12
LSU 11
FL 8
Aub 7

Until another school gets this many it will, and forever remain, these schools.

The only other school that is close is Ole Miss with 6.

Oh, and btw, all of these are charter SEC schools, not newbies that think they're due respect that hasn't been earned.

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This pretty much sums it all up.

You don't become elite overnight.

Unfortunately, you can become irrelevant overnight :wah:

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That's such a condescending emoticon.

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hahaha

CHICKEN ON A STICK

[buys 20 dollars worth of Chicken on a Stick items]
[creates huge mess]

[discovers mess in morning]

[...]


[finishes some of Chicken on a Stick foods]

or a jet ski

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Hell's comin' with me from Tombstone

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I'm your Huckleberry is mine

that or Pacino when he says "cuz she got a...GREAT arse"

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I'm going to go back and post something that I posted later on in last season's finale. Just for the sake of discussion, and because I feel like a few people in this thread are on the same page.


I've seen every episode of this show. After following this season, and seeing the finale last night, I can't help but think that this show has fallen off hard.

This show is full of circular development and plot lines that make the progression of this show almost unbearable. They've slowed character development to a crawl, I'm guessing because they don't know how many seasons that they have left. I can respect the process of writing and producing a great sitcom like HIMYM, but come on. Every character that is introduced is pretty much useless (the girl that Ted dated that didn't want the building torn down, the dude from Harold and Kumar, the stripper that Barney marries). All of them served their purpose to get the viewers to step outside of the original group of 5 friends, but ultimately, the main plots still rotate inside that immediate circle of 5 friends.

This show goes NOWHERE now. Nowhere at all. They played the whole "and that's where I met your mother", "your mother was in that same room/building/street", "which just so happened to be where your mother..." you get the point. They played that card so many times that it got frustrating. So they just started introducing characters and developments that are easily expendable.

It was obvious, when you go back and watch the older seasons, when the show was renewed for more seasons. They slow development all the way down, they add new characters that really bring nothing to the mix, and they add little subplots. It all feels like filler that takes up the entire season before the group of 5 friends are advanced at the very end of the season.

It's getting frustrating to follow this show now. I still watch because I feel like I've already invested a lot of interest and viewing into this show. I'm not going to skip out on the last season or anything, but I feel like the writers are selling themselves short and continually playing the viewer for a fool.

I think that the end to this past season was a cop out, and I hope that they get some sort of timeline for their seasons that they have remaining so they can develop the plot and characters accordingly.

1) What is your age?
I am 25
2) Which school do you primarily support here? (if not obvious)?
UT
3) Did you attend the school the school referenced in #2?
Yes I did
4) If yes for #3, did you graduate?
Yes I did

I played a drinking game for the 2006 game. Every score you had to funnel a beer. It was a miserable drunken time in the first half, turned into a rowdy drunken fiasco in the second half.

2007 was also a great game. I remember walking into the stadium thinking we had a pretty good chance. Then they demolished UGA. Coker caught a wheel route TD too on some sort of trick play if I remember.