Reply With QuoteYou have got to be ****ing kidding me. Where was this petition when Baylor snuck their way into the Big 12 leaving their other Texas "brethren" in the dust?
You have got to be ****ing kidding me. Where was this petition when Baylor snuck their way into the Big 12 leaving their other Texas "brethren" in the dust?
Well if they can politically pressure the others to stay then more power to them, but yeah that is pretty damn pathetic.
There is no place like Nebraska...THANK GOD!!!!
"I went to State" could mean a hundred different places. "I went to Colorado" can only mean one.
I had a college girlfriend that campaigned really hard not to get dumped too.
**** Baylor. But that **** is hilarious. It is 100% agenda driven, and that agenda has nothing to do with Texas football tradition. **** Baylor.
In the first installment of the Ken Starr trilogy, we had the thrill of watching millions of taxpayer dollars wasted and months of congressional stalemate as the people of the world sat on the edge of their seats in anxious anticipation of learning the answers to whether voyeuristic participation in cigar masturbation and a messy blowjob that soiled a dress equaled "sexual relations".
Next, Ken Starr brought us a stunning sequel in which he pooled the resources of outraged Utah mormons and Texas baptists to make sure that gay folks couldn't get married in California.
In the exciting return of Ken Starr, coming this fall, we will see the valiant efforts of one man fighting the good fight to strong-arm the Texas legislature and court system to keep in-state universities from acting in their best interest and, instead, forcing them to do what's best for a private religious school located within the state.
Roger Ebert says, well... nothing since he can't talk anymore. But he writes, "Not since The Passion of the Christ have we seen storytelling this self-indulgent. But at least Starr's not making his arguments in Aramaic, so I give it a mild thumbs up."
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I damn near clicked on the link, but was worried something would track back to me being a TX resident and thus the house we still have in Austin getting burned down due to helping out Baylor.
Hey wait, I'm a TX resident, my e-signature would be valid on the petition, if they get enough and keep the B12-(2, 3? 4?) together and UT doesn't come to Pac-12 that's a win, right? Whatcha think, should I sign it? What could go wrong?
Going Sinker...
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"I didn't. I had a 50-50 chance and I needed a break." - Jack Ryan
Originally Posted by HouBuff
Funny, they called Leia "Princess" but it was Han who wore the ****-me boots.
I agree with this. Keep your conference together Baylor!!
whats really scary is THIS is on there .edu site not the athletics site hahaha
Sacky's reaction to a text alerting him to Embree's dismissal.
Texas has a proud tradition of not separating the two. It's just another reason to keep the schools together, right Baylor? Only Texas understands Texas...gotta stick together. Except for SMU, Rice and TCU, **** those guys.
Baylor gets a lot of crap for getting their invite to the Big due to Ann Richards but if you look at the recent history (87-94), they were much more successful than TCU, SMU and Rice at the time. Houston was a probation mess.
You must think Colorado fans are cute as well...
http://www.allbuffs.com/showthread.p...-and-DiStefano
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