Kennedy continues his racist warpath...

dawgstudent

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<font size="2" face="georgia,palatino">"It would not hurt my feelings at all if we walked into the Hump and see your jersey hanging up there without you in it."</font>
 

dawgstudent

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<font size="2" face="georgia,palatino">"It would not hurt my feelings at all if we walked into the Hump and see your jersey hanging up there without you in it."</font>
 
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DestinBob

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Yeah.... that's really a racist comment! AK admires Varnado and was giving him a compliment.... but you were too stupid to see it!
 

Winedawg

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Yeah... AK admires Varnado and was giving him a compliment! That's really a racist comment... but you were too stupid to see it!

switcherooku
 

josebrown

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percieved as a compliment. If Stans says something that obviously racist the bulldog spindoctors in no way would be able to spin it as a compliment. Rule 17 the rebel spin.
 

biguglyjoe

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a black player, considering the stupid **** he pulled in Cincy is not a dumbass move? DS was joking, I'm sure. AK would be well served to hug every minority he can come across.

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rebfan04</span></td> <td class="th post-subject"><span class="post-title">This is starting to look more and more like...</span></td> <td class="th post-number">#1</td> <td class="th post-url"><a name="reply-160661"></a>[url]</td> <td class="th toggle lastcol"><span class="collapse-button">[-]</span></td> </tr> <tr class="collapsible-content"> <td class="firstcol poster-detail"> <div class="avatar-block"> <p class="user-avatar"> </p> <p class="post-count"><span>Posts</span>: 159</p> <p class="post-date"><span class="date">03/31/09</span> <span class="time">05:13 PM</span></p> </div> </td> <td class="lastcol post-content" colspan="4"> <div class="post-body"> <div class="scrolling"> <div> the start of the Orgeron regime at Ole Miss. From the "assistants work all the time, all day" to the "he yells alot and curses at practice" bit.

Not saying he'll end up like Orgeron, but it feels eerily similar.
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RebelBruiser

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It's obvious DS was joking, and I'll admit, it was a good joke considering the circumstances. However, I don't think it is all that difficult to understand that he's saying he would love it if JV goes pro so that he doesn't have to face him again next year. It takes some creative work to twist it into something else.
 

seshomoru

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Although, being a melting pot of a nation, the program would have to be expanded far beyond just the Irish. In fact, I've found that cultural heritage really plays no part in the tastiness of a roasted toddler. Sure, the diet of the soon to be consumed can create subtle nuances in flavor, much like the varied bouquets of wines grown in soils from differing regions. However, the nutritional value and basic tenderness of the meat seems to influenced more by how poor the future crab stuffed infant's family is.

So, I would support the consumption of children living below the poverty line. The wealthier a family is, the more nutritious a diet they can afford to feed their progeny. The poorer a family, a more processed and fattier diet is used to nourish the young. This fattier diet really leads to a lot of options when butchering the cuts of a youngster. The marbled back straps make great filets or can be used as sublimely delicious thickening agent for a stew, and the calves really hold their tenderness well when deep fried.

It is imperative, at least I think so, to only feast upon wild youth. Much the opposite of catfish, farm raised children offer a flavor that is far inferior. Not to mention the benefits to society as a whole that stem from the culling of wild, poor children. We would be eating away at the soaring cost of social welfare programs, pun intended. A plan I propose would use the suddenly available funds to build biking and walking paths. With obesity rates rising in America, why not build something to bust those bulging waste lines. Now, we've rolled back welfare spending and we're all healthier for it! This is certainly to lead to enormous cost savings in the health care industry, freeing up even more dollars. Education would seem an appropriate and well intentioned use of these funds, but I disagree. The key to success in life is a proper education. If we properly educate the whole of society, we will have no more poor children to consume, and we will find ourselves right back where we started. A place where people apparently have no sense of humor.

/nice Swift play
//long day at work already
 

GloryDawg

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<p class="MsoNormal" style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt">Not that I really care about grammar, spelling or anything else that pertains to writing but I do know that it has been used when someone has been talking to me via message board or emails and maybe it should be used for all the dumb asses who have no sense of humor around here.</p>