Ahh. This is the standard football weekend Ive grown up with.
Knew things were too good to be true
Knew things were too good to be true
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Jesus... The retard was so strong, that it infected the Bengals as well.
**** this GD weekend straight to hell.
**** this GD weekend straight to hell.
At least we didn't lose to (checks notes) the 1 AND 5 New York Jets. 
I had the Bengals in my survivor league. Thought this was the lock of the century. Can't trust those effers for anything.
Learn Cincinnati sports. They read all week how they were super bowl contenders.
Bengals losing today was lock of century
Bengals losing today was lock of century
This narrative reminds me of another football team. Just can't put my finger on it...
We have routinely turned in **** performances against inferior MSU teams so can't say I'm surprised. I still think we've got a damn good team and I'm ready for ut.
I wonder how many grams of melatonin will be necessary to overcome the sugar high my three boys are on. My house is an asylum right now.
Gary Patterson fired at TCU
Definitely a no win situation for TCU, as he’s had a rough last 4 years, but are virtually guaranteed to hire someone who won’t be nearly as successful.
I’d hire that guy in a freaking heartbeat. It will be interesting to see who scoops him up. Note to self: strike while the iron is hot.
Definitely a no win situation for TCU, as he’s had a rough last 4 years, but are virtually guaranteed to hire someone who won’t be nearly as successful.
I’d hire that guy in a freaking heartbeat. It will be interesting to see who scoops him up. Note to self: strike while the iron is hot.
Double at minimum. That's what we're going with for G and 40 proof.
For whatever reason, not sure why, I always bust out Cypress Hill for my Halloween playlist (non-kid edition). I was reviewing this video earlier, and the stage props crack me up. These guys were always living their best life.
Moby Dick sucks.
Stay away from Hemingway as well. It's like reading a 6th grader.
Stick with the Russians.
Dostoyevsky is one of the GOATs. The Brothers Karamazov is a top 5 novel ever. On the other hand, I hated Hemingway with every fiber of my being every time I was forced to read his dreck in college. If you’re going American, go Twain and Vonnegut.
Jane Eyre is underrated, Pride and Prejudice is way overrated. Use your words, Darcy, you *****.
I named my cat Ophelia because Hamlet is unreal but MacBeth is definitely the GOAT Shakespeare tragedy. I want to revisit King Lear when I’m an old and see how it hits them versus how it did as a college pretzel.
You two scum bags didn’t even mention Cormac McCarthy. Kindly get pumped, imho.
The one (only?) point where I’ve always wildly diverged from the Clown (and Pretzel now) is Hemingway. He is my goat. No matter how bad I am feeling, I can always open up The Sun Also Rises and feel better.
And different strokes for different folks.
And so on and so on and scooby dooby doo-bee etc.
And different strokes for different folks.
And so on and so on and scooby dooby doo-bee etc.
But Pretzel, you would be pleased to learn I just ordered a new hardback of Ulysses. Haven’t looked at it since high school. Looking forward to it. A lot.
I thought Blood Meridian was fine, but nothing that made me want to go further into the McCarthy catalog. A little bleak for me (but that was like 15 years ago so I should give him another shot). The professor who assigned that one was kind of a snotty turd and didn’t like Catch 22, which is an all time favorite of mine, so she can get pumped. I lumped McCarthy with her unfairly.
How do you not like Catch 22? Particularly when reading is your job?
Probably because she was a snotty ******* who was teaching at a small undergrad in East TN and trying to flex about how she went to Dartmouth. No one gives a hoot down here, ho. She was also personally offended when I didn’t like the garbage *** poetry she assigned (and she only knew that because she asked me point blank why I was so quiet, soooo…) I honestly loved every other professor in that department, but when she told me she wasn’t thrilled with my choice of Catch 22 and Slaughterhouse Five for a capstone paper, I quit even pretending to give a crap about her class.
(yes I was a nerd and loved college for the academics)
(yes I was a nerd and loved college for the academics)
I haven’t read a book for enjoyment in literally 20 years. I wouldn’t mind, I used to enjoy it the 5 times I ever did it, but wouldn’t really even know where to begin. There are too many damn books out there.
Pretzel, there were a lot of similar types at chase. Very frustrating. But the thing there is, it’s one of the worst law schools imaginable. So a great comeback was always “so why the F**k are you teaching here.” They never had a good answer.
Congrats, Dick face. You did such a good job at law, you’re teaching agency and partnerships in highland heights.
Congrats, Dick face. You did such a good job at law, you’re teaching agency and partnerships in highland heights.
Who doesn't like Catch 22?
Vonnegut is probably my favorite writer.
Vonnegut is probably my favorite writer.
I like that a whole helluva lot better than Jane Eyre.
The Bronte sisters are all c*nts.
Jerry Palm still has us in a NY6 bowl. Fiesta vs Notre Dame.
F*ck Tennessee.
F*ck Tennessee.
Awful. A close second is The Dollmaker. My high school english teacher (who was awesome) told us the book was intentionally boring and dismal to reflect the protagonist's life.
There was a reason she was an english teacher and didn't sell cars.
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Anything Charles Dickens wrote is terrible. We get it, the Industrial Age in Britain was ******.
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