SageAgainstTheMachine

I hadn't heard about her flying back to AK to have the baby, but that is straight up dumb and bad parenting.

Do you think we would've run a QB sneak if Edwards hadn't fumbled the last one? That's the play that seems to work the best in 3rd and inches situations, in terms of securing a first down.

Who's telling you what's best for the country? The thread is about a comedic video...

Are you referring to "Ithaca is Gorges"?

You know that's not how it went down.

Nobody was arguing with you.

Well it's actually a fallacy that Cornell's suicide rate is the highest in the country. It's just that someone who jumps tends to get more publicity than someone who OD's, etc. I believe MIT has the highest rate.

"Not until you finish your joint!" I lol'd at that.

The owners and operators of the site met in college, I believe that's where the name comes from. Also, students are the main audience. And you're just jealous of all the tail I'm getting, no big deal.

Eh, I thought it did a pretty good job of poking fun at the paranoia displayed by both sides.

Somebody committed suicide off of a gorge a couple weeks ago, this isn't really funny guys.

Umm, it's a comedy website called collegehumor.com, it doesn't actually have anything to do with college. The video I linked to was a satire on the way liberals and conservatives view each other, it's relevant to this forum and has nothing to do with my being in college. It's just funny.

Great satire on alot of the comments on this board. http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1888086

I didn't even comment on that part of the thread!

Doesn't the kool-aid thing refer to jim jones poisoning his cult with kool-aid? Where did a "woman's pusssy" ever come into the mix?

What the hell are you even talking about?

Dennis Kucinich for me, with Obama and Bill Richardson pulling in just slightly behind.

It's a dated reference and a poor analogy. And do you realize just how much credibility your comments lose when you constantly refer to Obama supporters as "kool aid drinkers"? You really come off as an idiot.

WHY THE HELL DO YOU KEEP GOING ON AND ON WITH THE KOOL AID THING? IT'S SO F*CKING ANNOYING! DO YOU STILL THINK IT'S FUNNY AFTER THE MILLIONTH TIME?

Those 3 guys are all small and quick. It's more difficult for a guy like Hardy who has to teach himself to be a solid route runner and possession receiver. It's easier for rookie WRs who just have to burn one CB and then find open field.

That's right, cuz real Americans pick themselves up by their bootstraps, and how could you do that if you're a paraplegic? Though I get the feeling he meant mentally disabled.

God forbid we let disabled people cast their vote!

It's good to see the bandwagon fans jumping off. But honestly, people like you make me question the bills fan base. I was convinced that we were the most loyal in football and perhaps in all sports. I laughed when the poster on that Patriots* board said he was no longer a fan, thinking to myself "At least it will never come that in Buffalo", and yet you have people deserting a team with a 5-3 record. Pathetic. All I have to say is you had better not jump back on the bandwagon if the Bills make the playoffs.

I agree with you about the out of conference schedule. Penn State had a cupcake schedule early on (Though they destroyed Oregon State 45-14 who later on went to beat USC) Here's my issue though. Why is it that people just assume a Big Ten school is incapable of beating an SEC or Big 12 school in the championship. I hear people all the time saying they hope Penn State doesn't make it because they'll just get crushed by 'bama or Texas Tech, or Texas, or Oklahoma, or whoever. Yes, the Big Ten has less ranked teams, but I think it's due to a different style of play. Big Ten teams are more likely to have traditional, practical offenses (more like you'd see in the NFL), while it seems the "better" conferences are going more experimental with their offenses, which tends to lead to scoring in high volume. Meanwhile, the Big Ten continues to focus on defense. Unfortunately, a solid defensive effort doesn't do as much for a team in the rankings as a high scoring offensive effort. Take Texas Tech for example. Their offense scores about 45 points per game, whereas Penn State's defense only yields 11 points per game, while also scoring a great deal this year. Who's to say which statistic is more impressive? Pollsters tend to forget that football is 50% offensive and 50% defensive and that a solid, fundamentally sound defense is always capable of taking down a flashy offense.

I wasn't aware that typing ACORN in 32 font counted as "bringing up the fraud issue"