My job isn't to educate you. If you go back to your statement that prompted my response you should be able to figure out that you made a bogus claim. Speaking of meds, you clearly need some. Sounds like you spent all night thinking about getting back into this silly thread.
Man, are you so devoid of self esteem that you measure your worth by the success of your team?
Hell I knew young Tom's daddy! SmokinSmile
Really? You measure your self worth by your team's success? That's sad. And even with the success you have to rationalize how the school is making a mockery of education. Tell me, are you also a fan of Kentucky football?Cat fans can do that. Loyola fans can't.
It's amazing how mentioning a loss to Robert Morris got a fan base so rustled.
You're trying way too hard.Really? You measure your self worth by your team's success? That's sad. And even with the success you have to rationalize how the school is making a mockery of education. Tell me, are you also a fan of Kentucky football?
I was lucky enough to get introduced to crack and fat titties last night, so I'm ready to go.
How so? You're probably not aware of this, but you guys comprise an easy target. Must get frustrating losing to less talented teams to end most of your seasons.
You act as though UK is the only one.
No I don't. I got amusingly attacked just other day by UNC fans for bring up the academic fraud scandal. There was a thread about the bluest of blue bloods and I said that that would have to include Kentucky, UNC, and UCLA, and that when it came to cheating, all were guilty. Just amazing how seriously you fans take this.
If you re-read everything, You'll notice no one takes this seriously. Well some get personal and try to troll, but most of the regulars just like the entertainment and conversation.
I disagree with you about the serious part. My innocent joke about Kentucky losing to Robert Morris went viral.
It doesn't matter at all. I well remember the 1975 WS. Not sure if you were around, but that would have been an emotional trainwreck for you. I love baseball as well. Cubs fan (an occupational hazard of growing up in the north burbs of Chicago). My youngest son was a good high school pitcher, once threw a no hitter. It would have been a perfect game if the putz didn't make an error.
It doesn't matter at all. I well remember the 1975 WS. Not sure if you were around, but that would have been an emotional trainwreck for you. I love baseball as well. Cubs fan (an occupational hazard of growing up in the north burbs of Chicago). My youngest son was a good high school pitcher, once threw a no hitter. It would have been a perfect game if the putz didn't make an error.
I understand trying to attack the best teams in college basketball. I really do. To be honest posters like you make this board interesting.
I thought citing the Robert Morris game was more of a jibe than an attack.
Most UK fans don't mind. Your just #2278 in the long line that tried to troll the UK fans here.
Silent Banjo, you are a piece of work.Really? You measure your self worth by your team's success? That's sad. And even with the success you have to rationalize how the school is making a mockery of education. Tell me, are you also a fan of Kentucky football?
One of the Cub catchers used my country club membership. Good guy. He beat the shit out of me on my own course, round after round.It doesn't matter at all. I well remember the 1975 WS. Not sure if you were around, but that would have been an emotional trainwreck for you. I love baseball as well. Cubs fan (an occupational hazard of growing up in the north burbs of Chicago). My youngest son was a good high school pitcher, once threw a no hitter. It would have been a perfect game if the putz didn't make an error.
Who are you picking for the Derby?
I am too dumb to ever do that. I don't gamble even on the horses, it is part of my personality as I can't handle it.
I picked Swale and never gambled again. It was the only derby I attended and happen to picke the horse.
Thanks for your snapshot assessment. I think people who know me better than a septuagenarian curmudgeon drawing conclusions based on a few post exchanges with disagree with your "no sense of humor" take.
Wrong on so many counts. I was talking about the the basketball program, not the University. I assumed the most people got that. Strictly speaking for the basketball program, the school doesn't even rise to the level of a junior college, where you usually stay for two years. I guess believing that outsiders are jealous of them is another way Kentucky fans compensate for low self-esteem.
The recruiting process at Kentucky is designed to have this revolving door of athletes coming and going. If Kentucky had an aversion to this they'd go after a different type of athlete....you know, like one who is earnest about pursuing a degree.
LOL, all I can say is that I'm a lot closer than you are in thinking that I'm an IU fan. I actually rooted for Kentucky against IU back in 1975 and exulted when they won in overtime. I even rooted for them when I took in the Final Four in San Diego. Alas, UCLA would not be denied.
What do I owe you? Name it.
LOL. My teams are the Loyola Ramblers and the Gonzaga Bulldogs and I'm a proud fan. How many times did Tennessee beat Kentucky this year? With players whom Kentucky wouldn't even consider recruiting, the Ramblers beat Tennessee.
Why don't you just go by the rule of Okkam's Razor, i.e., by letting the facts explain what happens? Every year Kentucky lands an array of 5 stars and more often than not they leave the next year. In 2019 the guys you're currently raving about--Ashton Hagans and Montgomery--will likely be gone and you'll get excited about the latest wave of top HS seniors committing. I think you'd find that most schools would frown on that, even if the talent were so tempting. I'm sure you've heard the jokes, like instead of Senior Night, Kentucky should have Freshmen Night. It's funny for fans to say but the school administrators are appalled by having that concept permeate their University. And don't be naive about how some of these kids are getting into school. While Derrick Rose and his dubious ACT scores occurred at Memphis, it's not like Cal wasn't the beneficiary.
