As the most interesting, valuable, and provocative member of this board, I want a group where myself and others I deem worthy can belong to that's not just "well-known member." Frankly, I know a lot of "well-known members," and I wish I didn't. Can someone please look into this and report back? Thx.
Is there a group beyond "well-known member?"
- Thread starter wcowherd
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Yes you and other members of the "Thinks he know more than he really does" grouping will soon qualify for the new classification "I wish I could buy him for what he is worth and sell him for what he thinks he is worth".
It seems the classification is related to frequency of posting. I just want to be giving something for earning the maximum amount of trophy points!
You might have the best avatar and supporting gifs on here. Jurgen Klopp is a pretty excitable coach.
It must be a common problem given the 12 likes I got on this thread. Bahahahahahahaha
You have a lot of admirers.
I'm glad you judge your worth based on the amount of likes you receive on an Internet message board. Wherever you can find validation is good with me.
I hate to agree with Cowherd (I really, really do), but to resort to using the number of likes you have to try to add credibility to a point is beyond lame, and only serves to give you about as much credibility as a teenage girl.
I state the above for the record.
I state the above for the record.
My daughter was a very bright "teenage girl" who was a real leader and turned out to be a successful young woman. So I thank you for the compliment.
Unfortunately your credibility is zero since you stated emphatically that a young running back would never see the field at OSU. A national championship game MVP later and he is the 4th pick in the draft. Sooooooooo, your judgment stinks.
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I was 100% right about him being a primadonna; what I was wrong about was Urban Meyer's (and seemingly all of college football's) tolerance for such behavior (and I never questioned his talent).
Let's see if you respond to this question this time (because you never do when I ask):
Where were you when he proved my point by trashing his college coaches in a post game press conference for not giving him the ball more???
Let's see if you respond to this question this time (because you never do when I ask):
Where were you when he proved my point by trashing his college coaches in a post game press conference for not giving him the ball more???
