Maroon and White talk with Todd and Coach is up
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....you are too meek on these things. All of the sudden you turn into a polite MSU fan that cares about other people's feelings.
Embrace your internet persona and attack the pizza man and Dawgbreeze and throw in a shot at Hanmu just for fun.
This will create entertaining pretend radio.
Embrace your internet persona and attack the pizza man and Dawgbreeze and throw in a shot at Hanmu just for fun.
This will create entertaining pretend radio.
You made a name for yourself here from being a self-absorbed, pompous, arrogant prick. Why stop now?
I listened to about half of it... it was really long. You covered a lot of material, but I think an hour is too long.
Also, I have to agree with MadDawg and DowntownDawg... C34 made his name being an ******* and I just can't see it. Hell, bring some material from SPS and discuss threads, topics, take shots at people. You are in a place to do it, why not? Stick with what got you there. It would give us more to talk about. C34 seems softer than Todd on there.
Also, Coach, when are you getting a new avatar?
Also, I have to agree with MadDawg and DowntownDawg... C34 made his name being an ******* and I just can't see it. Hell, bring some material from SPS and discuss threads, topics, take shots at people. You are in a place to do it, why not? Stick with what got you there. It would give us more to talk about. C34 seems softer than Todd on there.
Also, Coach, when are you getting a new avatar?
When you talked about the 91-era Hump atmosphere, you brought up some guy who barked like a dog. I must humbly say you were referring to me. I was all 20-years-after narcissistic, gloating in my long overdue attention ***** accolades. After which, I immediately hit the brakes, for I was waiting for some observation stating my sexual orientation as deviant, or something. Thanks for not (yet) making such remark, in your off the cuff commentary of how the Hump is now stale. I finally got to feel appreciated for harassing the other team, which was simply a byproduct of enjoying Basketball... Mississippi State Style.<div>
</div><div>Here I sit, virtually all Stuart Smalley-like at a 45 degree angle with my mirror and computer, alternately glancing at both, giving myself needless affirmation. Whadda Douche, I am...</div>
</div><div>Here I sit, virtually all Stuart Smalley-like at a 45 degree angle with my mirror and computer, alternately glancing at both, giving myself needless affirmation. Whadda Douche, I am...</div>
Proud to know 32 and his brother. Coach, you would like them. Both Cub fans. You and Todd should have him on the show to do some barking. I'll bet a dollar to a donut that he's still got it.
Cut out the compliments D@A, or my self esteem issues will eventually clear up. <div>DawgatAuburn said:
</div><div>Heck yeah I've been a Cub Fan since Milo sat with Harry, and Fergie came back from the Rangers. Oh how I lament the days of WGN showing all 162. One day, after the kids' college is paid for, I'm gonna make that pilgrimage to Wrigley. Unless the... gulp... W.S. comes first. I can't even type it...</div><div>
</div><div>Oh by the way, I still can pull the Bark off. I changed the avatar for such...</div><div>The vocal hangover, however, is much longer at 41.</div>
brother of 32 Dive a couple months back. Was good reliving some memories and sharing a few laughs. And to this day, I can close my eyes, picture myself in the Hump with a packed crowd and hear 32 Dive barking at the top of his lungs. I can't imagine the damage done to his lungs.
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I think he has the audio of the game against Mississippi when 32 Dive was seated right behind Kellum and unleashed The Bark on him. Tell the story 32.....
And Maroon Blood, if you are here, figure out how DS can get the audio on the site for all to enjoy.
And Maroon Blood, if you are here, figure out how DS can get the audio on the site for all to enjoy.
My 1st year at State, JWS' 1st year at State, good times!!!!! I laugh at how broke I was but never ran out of Natural Light.
200 in 12K you dont forget days like that
I actually had it up to 16K, and played 2 hands on the last one- played the table max- 2 Grand on both....got 20 on both hands...
I remember it like it was yesterday- the dealer had a 6 showing and flips over a 7, at this point I just knew I had it...dealer then draws a 3 to make 16....and then in slow motion turns over a 5 to make 21
There were about 10 people watching and they sounded about as deflated as I was...I stood up, took my 12K (but only cashed in 9800 because of Uncle Sam) and went to the hacienda
I actually had it up to 16K, and played 2 hands on the last one- played the table max- 2 Grand on both....got 20 on both hands...
I remember it like it was yesterday- the dealer had a 6 showing and flips over a 7, at this point I just knew I had it...dealer then draws a 3 to make 16....and then in slow motion turns over a 5 to make 21
There were about 10 people watching and they sounded about as deflated as I was...I stood up, took my 12K (but only cashed in 9800 because of Uncle Sam) and went to the hacienda
rolled over to a pile of $500 chips haphazardly strewn all over the floor, coffee table, and recliner. There was even one$500 chip sitting in a cup full of beer. I walked in with a hundred bucks.
I wish I remembered that night.
Another funny part of the story is when my parents moved recently, Dad found a couple $100 chips behind the entertainment center.Paid for the uHaul.
I wish I remembered that night.
Another funny part of the story is when my parents moved recently, Dad found a couple $100 chips behind the entertainment center.Paid for the uHaul.
DawgatAuburn said:
Being that has been over 15 years, my details may be slightly innacurate. It was during the healthy time of Bubba Wilson's career. This was during the latter portion of the game, which was solidly in hand (but yet officially "Wrapped"). Being that we were behind the Mississippi radio team of Kellum and Sandroni, a childhood chum of mine was listening to their hack broadcast on his transistor radio. Listening to a dejected David Yellum is wonderful schadenfreude.
Bubba Wilson had checked in, and Yellum had delivered such message to the white sheet wearing masses. After which, Sandroni, without proper foresight, said something to the effect of "It can't be a State team, without a Bubba on it."
After being informed of his inappropriate remark, I loudly rebutted "I've got your Bubba!". Upon which, a hundred of my most vicious barks ensued. Usually, by the late 2nd half, the bark had lost its bite. Not so much, in this case. My tirade of barkdom overloaded the diaphragms of their inferior radio headsets, rendering their broadcast nearly unintelligible. It was quintessential Dawg over Rebel dominance.
I tell that story to tell this one...
It was a cold, yet not leaky evening in the Tad Smith Mausoleum. The time frame was similar. If I remember correctly, it was the start of the 2nd half of a game we were leading. I had let out a few sporadic early barks for the upper reaches of that one-leveled gym, but nothing too severe. Anyway, Super D nailed a contested 3, and I went off. No particular reason than jubilant triumph ensuing.
After letting out a couple of dozen vocal ruptures, I notice some campus police escort some guy in the stereotypical navy blazer/red tie combo my direction. As I later discovered, it was an assistant athletic director. He was bringing the nazis to haul my "ARTIFICIAL NOISEMAKER" up the railroad, to the Oxfahrt Concentration Camp. The overwhelming laughter from the nearby State contingent should have embarrassed those embiciles. That ***. AD sat up there for the better part of the second half. Whadda Tool... Those morons thought I had a secret noisemaker, developed as a fringe of the Manhattan Project.
Oh, yeah. We won that MoFo, too...
ETA: My iPad does not help my typing inadequacy.
Know your opponent. Do your Homework. Don Rutledge, with his Bob Barker looks, was a good sport about it. John Clougherty, not so much.
The hight of my attention ***** seeking status, was when State was getting destroyed by Pat Head Summitt's "Lady" Volunteers. I was there, as was a couple of thousand other students, because it was the front end of a double header. After openly, yet somewhat gentlemanly, question the gender status/sexual preference of her coaches/roster, she refers to me as a "17-n' redneck!". I won the game of life, that day. I've lost thousands of others, since. But that day... I won.
The hight of my attention ***** seeking status, was when State was getting destroyed by Pat Head Summitt's "Lady" Volunteers. I was there, as was a couple of thousand other students, because it was the front end of a double header. After openly, yet somewhat gentlemanly, question the gender status/sexual preference of her coaches/roster, she refers to me as a "17-n' redneck!". I won the game of life, that day. I've lost thousands of others, since. But that day... I won.
it reminds me of making mix tapes so we could lay out by the pool.
in 1991 we had to wait in line to get in... seats were first come first served. what is this reference to "not having to stand in line"?
the tickets were numbered, you got them on monday in game week, no assignment. as long as i ended up with "my" seat (front row of the permanent seats because it was right at ear level with the players on the court), i didn't care what anyone else did....
i don't completely understand why they switched the seating from when i was in school (88 to 93), that alignment did just fine.
p.s. shaq had trouble playing us no matter where it was. he had a really tough time with cameron burns. he was a hell of a lot stronger than most post players that shaq had to play against.
in 1991 we had to wait in line to get in... seats were first come first served. what is this reference to "not having to stand in line"?
the tickets were numbered, you got them on monday in game week, no assignment. as long as i ended up with "my" seat (front row of the permanent seats because it was right at ear level with the players on the court), i didn't care what anyone else did....
i don't completely understand why they switched the seating from when i was in school (88 to 93), that alignment did just fine.
p.s. shaq had trouble playing us no matter where it was. he had a really tough time with cameron burns. he was a hell of a lot stronger than most post players that shaq had to play against.