Tom Doniphon said:

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Has he posted since the gunfire in Washington this morning?

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P.S. In no way do I want to make light of the senselessness of this act (even with what I said). This is strictly sarcastically pointing out the absurd things that Randy says.

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Caesar4 said:

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Hey Charles/Randoph...when you inevitably read this (because you have no life):

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McInnis80 said:

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Good point. I know it is nice to honor donors, but three major buildings (swimming pool, law library and football field) for one man? Yes, he won some big lawsuits and gave a lot of money to UT, but just wondering how Jamail changed the state?

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McInnis80 said:

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Good point. I know it is nice to honor donors, but three major buildings (swimming pool, law library and football field) for one man? Yes, he won some big lawsuits and gave a lot of money to UT, but just wondering how Jamail changed the state? For example, Michael Dell changed the way computers were built and sold. He helped make Austin a technology hub. What did Jamail do to make Houston a better place?

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Irish_Man said:

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'98 Nebraska sucked ass. Newsome as their qb never materialized into anything. Frank solich was a dead man walking

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"One of the best college teams of all time during that period of time."

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realestateguru said:

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Well done grapevineag!! What that idiot is claiming is that we lied about the maroon out quote made by the daily nebraskan newspaper. He contacted the editor/general manager to verify that the quote took place. Daniel Shattil danshattil @ dailynebraskan.com responded that they did not write that and sent him the article written that day. Now Charles is going on his wordy diatribe of this:

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This was 1998 Nebraska. One of the best college teams of all time during that period of time.

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"One of the best college teams of all time during that period of time."


Charles, you need to write one of them books or something; you do words real good.

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Of all the a g g y cultural character defects, one of the most offensive is their inability to serve others without seeking anything for themselves. Everything ****s do, they do to self-aggrandize. Their cultural low self-esteem is one of their more annoyingly self-identifying traits. It's as if their school motto should be "Look at me! Look at me!"

I struggle to think of an **** who served their community, their state, or their country without seeking attention or accolades for doing so. They keep bringing up "1876," not to pay respects to those who helped establish their institution and who have them the opportunities they have today. Nope. They bring up 1876 to say "Look at me! We were first", even thought they weren't first and as if "first" is an acceptable substitute for exemplifying excellence. I won't even go into how they *******ize their history and lie without shame about what 1876 was all about for them.

Their time in the a g g y corps isn't to become better leaders, it is to scream "Look at me! I'm in the Army and I get to treat underclassmen like $#@! to express my deep seated low-self esteem!" Their "military history" isn't about paying hommage to others, it is a conflation of strained truths and outright lies spewed forth in sanctimonious fashion to give the rednecks with low self-esteem some perceived platform to sanctimoniously say to others "I'm better than you, not because of what I have done, but because 75 years ago, people who went to this school (or didn't actually go to the school) did what was asked of them by their country" (as if no one else did exactly the same, if not more).

Exactly nothing a g g y does to express their cultural identity is done to say "This is who we are." Damned near everything they do is designed to say "Look at Me! I'm insecure! I will lie to you about who ****s are because I am psychologically damaged and I have incredibly low self-esteem!"

a g g y wants desperately to be able to call themselves the "Texas ****s" and to say "We're Texas," but they aren't Texas. They don't represent the people, culture, or state of Texas. They represent themselves and their own $#@!ed up culture. Just look at their mascot. What does a dog have to do with Texas culture? Nothing. They literally go around the world building monuments and placing plaques celebrating themselves. Hell, they even went to Bastogne and built a museum exhibit honoring themselves (which has been relocated to College Station). They aren't Texas. Not even close. They're only ****.

Personally, I prefer them only representing themselves and not representing the state of Texas. a g g y is nothing to be proud of. The less they are connected to "Texas" the better off for Texas.

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If you look at the greatest military threats to the nation today, they involve terrorism, North Korean nukes and cyber security.

The look at a g g y and their fake army fraternity.

Central to meeting the three greatest threats is a need for better diplomacy. The key to solving the terrorism and the North Korean problems is the need to work with other nations, especially those with differing political systems and differing world views. The essence of the a g g y culture is enforced conformity, not greater cultural understanding. a g g ys look with disdain upon the liberal arts at exactly the time when an understanding of history, philosophy, religion, government and economics are crucial to our national interests.

As for the world of cybersecurity, I have pointed out before that the information age has largely passed TAMU by. Not a single company anywhere in the world has come to College Station to capitalize on **** intellectual capital as applied to computer technology. a g g y is literally one of the last places one would look to find the next generation of cyber geniuses.

The U.S. military is downsizing. It will need fewer and fewer officers overall, but more and more with advanced knowledge of what a g g y lacks. The a gg y corps is growing and, as the military is increasingly capable of staffing its officer corps from graduates of legitimate military institutions, the a g g y corps becomes increasingly irrelevant with every passing day. WIth the increase in the a g g y fake army fraternity and the declining need for officers in the military, I think the number of a g g y fraternity members who actually serve is approaching 25%. The only thing more clear than our nation's need for elite skills and specialized knowledge is a g g y's increasing inability to serve those needs. But if you ever need a cheerleader scared off a football field or your nuts squeezed, the a g g y fake army fraternity is prepared and ready to serve.

You know your academic institution has failed to keep up when the North Koreans have surpassed anything you have to offer. Congratulations, ****.

Now, put on your jodhpurs and sabers, jump up on your hoses, ride over to North Korea and tell them you are the fighting Texas **** corps of cadets and that you have come to defend Merca and the S!E!C!

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