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Sat in the OSU section last year when we hosted the Suckeyes and their fans would not stop talking about how they were dying to see our entrance. I thought that was cool as hell. What was weird, and still cool, was when the OSU fans around us started jumping and filming the entrance with their phones with us four Hokies sitting in the middle of them.
What's your surf fly rod/reel/line set up?
Hey flyguy! Have you ever been up to the New or James and fished for Musky with those really cool huge flies that they tie up there?
Or throw flies....
I was totally calm and respectful in my public statement at the hearing over Dominion dumping coal ash into the James. The head of the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, which was the board overseeing the bill, actually laughed at me at the hearing. I wish I had said how I really felt and blasted him and the DEQ instead of being nice. It was incredibly disrespectful. One concerned citizen did call him out for being paid off by Dominion and equated him to a homeland terrorist, which was a fantastic comparison and drew applause from the crowd. Come to find out, two weeks later, it was uncovered that the head of the DEQ was being paid off by Dominion. All of these politicians are criminals and make decisions for their own pockets and laugh logic and science right in the face. It's a shame I would have been arrested for jumping the table and kicking his ass, because I would have after his BS stunt if I could. Sorry for the rant, this has me still very fired up
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I was at the last game where they returned the favor, but still lame to rub a rock
I don't get this either. I remember watching the opening on ESPN once within the last two or three years. They were trying to talk up the whole bus ride. I just did not grasp how any of that was the slightest bit entertaining, let alone exciting.
Apparently, the fans congregate on the field after every home game also. When Clemson beat FSU at home last year, the fans rushed the field. So I got into it on twitter with some Clemson fans. They never rush the field (yeah right, ok), but in fact congregate with players. And that is a tradition they claim also at the end of games.
Aside from my deep dislike and disgust for UVa and UT, Clemson sits at number three. The last time Clemson was at Lane, their fans were entirely obnoxious.
Right now it seems like the SEC network plays nothing but baseball or replays of the various schools' spring games.
Because one day the gods decided that we mere mortals were enjoying it more than was reasonable, too much of a good thing so to speak, and thus created the offseason. It is a dark time full of rumor, speculation, and endless meandering. A time where mortal minds, starved of new information, rehash the same arguments over and over until finally something breaks and entire threads turn sour with protracted arguments of morality, pointless gifs, and other non-relevant and somewhat depressing tangents.
But fear not, friend. As with all things, this dark time will end and our spirits will be reborn in a fiery cauldron of Metallica songs, bourbon, beer, football, and pie (no cake). On that day we shall all band together, united once more behind our hero, the Almighty Fuente. He and his band shall lead us to new heights which until now have been the mere dreams of a wanting fanbase.
*When I first was writing this I definitely was reading it in the voice of Gibbs from Pirates of the Caribbean but somewhere in the second paragraph that morphed into Kenneth Brannagh a la his performance in Henry V. Judge me as you will.
This guy's hilarious. His other tweets for your enjoyment:
Best college football pregame traditions:1) touching Howard's rock (Clemson)2) dotting the i (OSU)3) sacrificing the goat (Alabama)— brand slump man (@trillballins) June 8, 2016
Best college football traditions:4) The mascot dying due to health defects created by qualities that were bred into it (UGA)— brand slump man (@trillballins) June 8, 2016
Best college football traditions continued:Celebrating the 2001 Rose Bowl loss every season (Purdue)— brand slump man (@trillballins) June 8, 2016
Best College Football Traditions:Missing the game due to blacking out in the back of your roommates 1997 land cruiser (Indiana)— brand slump man (@trillballins) June 8, 2016
Best College Football Traditions:Doing a bunch of weird shit and promising it's not a cult (Texas A&M)— brand slump man (@trillballins) June 8, 2016
Best College Football Traditions:Getting engaged before your first college football game (BYU)— brand slump man (@trillballins) June 8, 2016
Best College Football Traditions:Telling other people that Camp Randall shakes during Jump Around (Wisconsin)— brand slump man (@trillballins) June 8, 2016
Best College Football Traditions:The ceremonial first donning of the white wraparound Oakleys (Florida)— brand slump man (@trillballins) June 8, 2016
thank you, this is how we'll become consistently great, when the top young athletes start seeing soccer as a possible career path rather than an activity in the spring/fall to stay in shape until basketball/football/baseball season. it's a cultural thing, most european kids grow up idolizing soccer players, thats not typically the case in the US i imagine
i went to the Clemson vt game in 07 when Macho went off i sat front row and was not impressed at all with the whole rubbing the rock intro was not loud and had no music with it. very lame
Soon we will be able to Pimpleton Garbutt Hooker tonight.
Maybe its just my homer perspective, but I have heard recruits talk about how awesome it will be to run on to Enter Sandman more than how much they want to follow an horse onto the field.
And the first wild bald eagle I ever saw came off of a roadkill in a ditch in Wyoming. Just sayin'
Yeah, sure. I will already probably spend two or three days with a WangChungEarworm, so no, thanks.
(Source: Been to two Clemson games against top 6 teams)
BIngo, that's why it was so loud. I've been to many, many Clemson games and only recently they have been consistently loud, but they still don't stay loud all the way throughout games like Lane does or at least did during the good times. They got lit for some Gameday games and rivalry games but it's still not consistently loud throughout the game. I took some of my friends from the upstate of SC who were Clemson fans to the Kent State game in Lane in 2006, and they couldn't believe how loud it was for such an insignificant opponent. Plus, we were on the side of the field right in line with Brandon Flowers hit and they still talk about it whenever Lane gets brought up.
Clemson is very much the traditional, loud at the beginning, loud after big plays, loud on third down when it's close kind of fan base.
You forgot a big piece of the fan involvement...LETS GOOO!!!! HOKIES!!!!
Debruyne was not starting in competitive tournaments at 16 hell messi wasnt even starting matches at that age. To expect a player to come in and be amazing at 16 almost 17 is unrealistic. What we should be pushing for is occasional time in games. Which is what hes getting. Otherwise youll have another talent that just never pans out as he caves under the pressure.
Everybody Wang Chung Tonight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoXu6QmxpJE
Howard's rock was originally a doorstop. True fact

"sitting"?