usual ****.Dude does make me laugh more than once tho. Reality check coming. His Sunday video should be awesome.Skip the hype video. He talks after
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlSGE_MDs7k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlSGE_MDs7k
Lasted 30 seconds.
I grinded my teeth through it. I live amongst these douches. Granted, I have a few good friends who are decent fans, but the sidewalk 17ers out number them & actual graduates 10 to 1. It may not be as bad as Bama or LSU, but I was only born in NOLA & have never lived there as a cognizant being. I've spent my entire life around the gaudy black & red, save my time at State. I even lived in Athens for two years.
I turned 21 there & the bar scene was great. Georgia Theater, Molly O'Shea's, City Bar (I think), General Beauregard's, etc. But, Barcode was my Cheers. They even called me "State." I have no idea if it's still there.
Yet, the fans are ignorant & entitled as a group. Individually, they're not as bad as the OM fans I've been around. Some actually follow baseball & basketball, but these are harder to find than the ones that brag about the Ladies Gymnastics Team. The majority of them wouldn't know State was in the SEC if they didn't know me.
One of their favorite call & response chants walking to the game is:
"Who's that coming down the track?" (Repeated by the masses)
"That mean machine in Red & Black" (Repeat)
"Ain't nothin' finer in the land." (Repeat)
"Than a drunk, obnoxious Georgia fan." (Repeat)
"Go Dawgs!" (Barking!)
"Go Dawgs!" (Barking!)
I hate these sumbitches only second to OM. Dear Lowered, let us win this one.
My apologies for the long post, but **** like that above sticks in my craw. UGA tears aren't as good as OM ones, but they'll tide me over until Thanksgiving.
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