bacongator
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- Oct 10, 2014
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Shove it up one of those coonasses man pleaser.Well, my LSU neighbors just called and offered free tickets for me and my kids, so I'll be there. I'll have a corndog for you guys.
Well, my LSU neighbors just called and offered free tickets for me and my kids, so I'll be there. I'll have a corndog for you guys.
Probably true, but if that happened, the trail of corn dogs will be their undoing.Feels like they’re planning to rob you while you’re away. This is the oldest trick in the book, and I’m frankly a little surprised you fell for it.
I ain't falling for that sh!t again. I thought we could beat Georgia with their All-American TE out. Nope. Not falling for the Hopium this week. We stink.I do feel like we can win this game. Especially with their QB out.
There's zero expectations to win from the fans and there should be zero pressure on the team as well. They have nothing to lose by playing aggressive.I ain't falling for that sh!t again. I thought we could beat Georgia with their All-American TE out. Nope. Not falling for the Hopium this week. We stink.
Death Valley. Our history with LSU. If we win this game, I'll be shocked. It'll be a turning point IMO.There's zero expectations to win from the fans and there should be zero pressure on the team as well. They have nothing to lose by playing aggressive.
Hey hey, look who's comin back around!Death Valley. Our history with LSU. If we win this game, I'll be shocked. It'll be a turning point IMO.
Ah yes, zero expectations to win. Welcome to Florida football under Napier...By the way, I wonder why there are no expectations to win...There's zero expectations to win from the fans and there should be zero pressure on the team as well. They have nothing to lose by playing aggressive.
We Gator fans are addicted to Hopium. A few days after we lose a game, the anger and vitriol has faded--then acceptance. We make our way to the Hopium den of our minds. And in the dimly lit cranial rooms we reserve for Hope--on the wall there hangs a faded poster, a little askew, of helmetless Earl Everett sacking Troy Smith--we lay back and take a hit and we hear, far off in the distance, a faint honk. Drifting in and out of consciousness, we occasionally look up to mumble..."We can win this game". Another hit...then sleep.I ain't falling for that sh!t again. I thought we could beat Georgia with their All-American TE out. Nope. Not falling for the Hopium this week. We stink.
Yes! Yes! Yes! I believe. Not only can we win this game. We're going to win this game.We Gator fans are addicted to Hopium. A few days after we lose a game, the anger and vitriol has faded--then acceptance. We make our way to the Hopium den of our minds. And in the dimly lit cranial rooms we reserve for Hope--on the wall there hangs a faded poster, a little askew, of helmetless Earl Everett sacking Troy Smith--we lay back and take a hit and we hear, far off in the distance, a faint honk. Drifting in and out of consciousness, we occasionally look up to mumble..."We can win this game". Another hit...then sleep.
We Gator fans are addicted to Hopium. A few days after we lose a game, the anger and vitriol has faded--then acceptance. We make our way to the Hopium den of our minds. And in the dimly lit cranial rooms we reserve for Hope--on the wall there hangs a faded poster, a little askew, of helmetless Earl Everett sacking Troy Smith--we lay back and take a hit and we hear, far off in the distance, a faint honk. Drifting in and out of consciousness, we occasionally look up to mumble..."We can win this game". Another hit...then sleep.
You think this is new? There was no expectation to win under Muschamp, Butters, or Mullen either.Ah yes, zero expectations to win. Welcome to Florida football under Napier...By the way, I wonder why there are no expectations to win...
You think this is new? There was no expectation to win under Muschamp, Butters, or Mullen either.