lizardbreath
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Mullen in his press conference today:
"The outcome of this game will not define us and there is a lot of football to be played for this season"
Way to go Mullenzes. Lets wave the white flag before suiting up, on a sold out game in the Swamp. What a loser.
I wouldn't say every poster but I wouldn't get on a plane full of chatters. With that much negative vibe that mutherfucher be going down for sure.Well that would just put him on the same level as every poster on this board. WE'RE DOOMED!
I damaged your old lady's psyche and ha....Anthony Richardson’s psyche and right hammy to protect
The plane would stay up out of spite.I wouldn't say every poster but I wouldn't get on a plane full of chatters. With that much negative vibe that mutherfucher be going down for sure.
My theory had been to never fly on a plane with a celebrity; that always struck me as a sure way to die. But after I survived a flight with Elton John (excuse me, “Sir” Elton John) I modified that one tooI wouldn't say every poster but I wouldn't get on a plane full of chatters. With that much negative vibe that mutherfucher be going down for sure.
"He is only losing the games he is supposed to lose" months are upon us.At least Mullen finally realizes we don't have the talent to beat bama.
The first step is admitting you have a problem.
My theory had been to never fly on a plane with a celebrity; that always struck me as a sure way to die. But after I survived a flight with Elton John (excuse me, “Sir” Elton John) I modified that one too
The plane would stay up out of spite.
The loafers you knowMy theory had been to never fly on a plane with a celebrity; that always struck me as a sure way to die. But after I survived a flight with Elton John (excuse me, “Sir” Elton John) I modified that one too
It was kind of funny. My boss and I were flying to London on an op where we were working with British Customs. (Excuse me, Her Majesty’s Customs and Excise.) Due to some short time constraints, we were met at the plane door by a custom’s officer who whisked us through immigration and took us to the baggage carousel, where like everyone else, we had to wait for our bags. At the the carousel, it was just us and Sir Elton….and his porters. Miraculously, his bags came off first (about a half dozen or so), all of whom were grabbed by others and loaded on a cart and off he went (though to his credit he signed some autographs along the way).I thought his name was Reginald Dwight? Did you ask him how a guy (I think?) with 2 first names could become so famous?
Saw him in concert In Gainesville a while back he could put on a show back in the day.My theory had been to never fly on a plane with a celebrity; that always struck me as a sure way to die. But after I survived a flight with Elton John (excuse me, “Sir” Elton John) I modified that one too
Thats some funny chit there!The plane would stay up out of spite.
Also, always bring your own bomb on board, because the chances of TWO bombs on the same plane are astronomical.My theory had been to never fly on a plane with a celebrity; that always struck me as a sure way to die. But after I survived a flight with Elton John (excuse me, “Sir” Elton John) I modified that one too
During our next zoom, remind me to tell you my Pan Am 103 story.Also, always bring your own bomb on board, because the chances of TWO bombs on the same plane are astronomical.
I don't think Mullenz sees that as a problem."He is only losing the games he is supposed to lose" months are upon us.