Michagan takes it in the shorts!!!
Deke Arndt
Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
in the Super Bowl 32.
The state of Michagan choked in the end.
Deke
Erik Bell
Michael L Kankiewic
Ever hear of the Detroit Lions?
MK
Daryl D. Spillmann
Michael L Kankiewic wrote:
Nope. Is that anything like a Detroit Tiger?
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Paul Banik
Deke Arndt wrote:
>
> Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> in the Super Bowl 32.
>
> The state of Michagan choked in the end.
>
> Deke
I'm assuming you're referring to the fact Green Bay is in Big 10/11
territory, while Denver is in Big 12 territory. Michigan's team is the
Lions. If you want to crow, talk to the Wisconsin fans. Colorado's pro
team is the Broncos.
Paul
Greg E. Clevenger
Deke Arndt wrote:
>
> Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> in the Super Bowl 32.
>
> The state of Michagan choked in the end.
>
> Deke
Are you saying that Green Bay is in Michigan? You need to look at a
map!
Greg
Deke Arndt
Michael L Kankiewic wrote:
>
> On Mon, 26 Jan 1998, Erik Bell wrote:
> >
> > Deke Arndt wrote in message <34CBFC...@ou.edu>...
> > >to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> > >in the Super Bowl 32.
> > >
> > >The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> > >
> > >Deke
> >
> >
> > Erik
> >
>
> Ever hear of the Detroit Lions?
And the Green Bay Packers. Man, what an idot.
Deke
Mike Dahmus
In <34CCDD...@flash.net>, "Greg E. Clevenger" <gre...@flash.net> writes:
>Deke Arndt wrote:
>>
>> Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
>> to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
>> in the Super Bowl 32.
>>
>> The state of Michagan choked in the end.
>>
>> Deke
>
>
>map!
You have too forgive Deke. H'es from South Moore which is a trailer park in
Northern Texas somewhere. I do'nt think they have any recent atlii their.
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Randolph M. Jones
Greg E. Clevenger wrote:
>
> Deke Arndt wrote:
> >
> > Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> > to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> > in the Super Bowl 32.
> >
> > The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> >
> > Deke
>
> Are you saying that Green Bay is in Michigan? You need to look at a
> map!
Look who's talking! It's sitting right there on Lake Michigan!
The bay itself is *in* Lake Michigan!
Sheesh...
Jon Russell
Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu> wrote:
>Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
>to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
>in the Super Bowl 32.
>The state of Michagan choked in the end.
Hanta Yo and several dollars to you.
Jon Russell
Chicago 86
Minnesotans for Nebraska tCoV (TM)
Just say NO to playoffs
Deke Arndt
Greg E. Clevenger wrote:
>
> Deke Arndt wrote:
> >
> > Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> > to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> > in the Super Bowl 32.
> >
> > The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> >
>
> Are you saying that Green Bay is in Michigan? You need to look at a
> map!
>
From my encyclopedia (sp?):
"Green Bay, on the shores of Lake Michigan, is one of the
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
nation's foremost paking and shipping ports."
Your looking pretty dumb. Would you like for me to prove anything
else?
Deke
John Stone
John Stone
Randolph M. Jones wrote:
>
> Greg E. Clevenger wrote:
> >
> > Deke Arndt wrote:
> > >
> > > Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> > > to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> > > in the Super Bowl 32.
> > >
> > > The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> > >
> > > Deke
> >
> > Are you saying that Green Bay is in Michigan? You need to look at a
> > map!
>
Scott Harper
In article <34CCCF...@pilot.msu.edu>, John Stone <sto...@pilot.msu.edu> wrote:
>Deke Arndt wrote:
>>
>> Greg E. Clevenger wrote:
>> >
>> > Deke Arndt wrote:
>> > >
>> > > Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
>> > > to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
>> > > in the Super Bowl 32.
>> > >
>> > > The state of Michagan choked in the end.
>> > >
>> > > Deke
>> >
>> > Are you saying that Green Bay is in Michigan? You need to look at a
>> > map!
>> >
>>
>> From my encyclopedia (sp?):
>>
>> "Green Bay, on the shores of Lake Michigan, is one of the
>> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>> nation's foremost paking and shipping ports."
>>
>> Your looking pretty dumb. Would you like for me to prove anything
>> else?
>>
>> Deke
Good comeback.
harp
austin,tx
Scott Harper
>>
>> Greg E. Clevenger wrote:
>> >
>> > Deke Arndt wrote:
>> > >
>> > > Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
>> > > to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
>> > > in the Super Bowl 32.
>> > >
>> > > The state of Michagan choked in the end.
>> > >
>> > > Deke
>> >
>> > Are you saying that Green Bay is in Michigan? You need to look at a
>> > map!
>>
>> The bay itself is *in* Lake Michigan!
>>
>> Sheesh...
Good comeback.
harp
austin,tx
John Andrew Rehling
From: Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu>
[...]
> > The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> From my encyclopedia (sp?):
>
> "Green Bay, on the shores of Lake Michigan, is one of the
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>nation's foremost paking and shipping ports."
That should clear it up right there. Paking is illegal in
Michigan, but still legal in Wisconsin.
Other fun facts: the Ohio River is not in Ohio. The Kansas
City Chiefs are in Missouri. What a troublingly complex world.
-JAR
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Philip Delaquess
"Erik Bell" <erik...@NOSPAMemail.msn.com> writes:
> Deke Arndt wrote in message <34CBFC...@ou.edu>...
> >Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> >to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> >in the Super Bowl 32.
> >
> >The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> >
> >Deke
>
> Michigan has a pro team?
>
> Erik
You guys must have both been getting high in the can during geography
class. Deke, the city of Green Bay is located in the state of
Wisconsin. No pro team from Michigan got its butt kicked in SB 32,
although one DID get its butt kicked in the wildcard round of the
playoffs. Erik, the city of Detroit.... oh, you were probably
joking. Never mind.
Go Whackers
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Geoffrey I. Schwartz
something....why do u think they call them the cheeseheads.....wisconsin
is famous for its cheese.....if they were from michigan they would be
like the motorheads or something....but either way...its GB
wisconsin...Michigan goes around lake michigan, but wisconson touches it
also how many states touch the gulf of mexico? but is called the gulf of
florida, missisipi, louisianna, alabama, and texas? thank you and
goodnight
geoff
Greg E. Clevenger wrote:
> Deke Arndt wrote:
> >
> > Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> > to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> > in the Super Bowl 32.
> >
> > The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> >
> > Deke
>
> Are you saying that Green Bay is in Michigan? You need to look at a
> map!
>
> Greg
Jon Enslin
Deke Arndt wrote:
>
> Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> in the Super Bowl 32.
>
> The state of Michagan choked in the end.
Stop it!
Jon (I'm now crying...)
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UW-Whitewater Foundation, Inc.
Mike Dahmus
In <34CCCA...@ou.edu>, Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu> writes:
>Greg E. Clevenger wrote:
>>
>> Deke Arndt wrote:
>> >
>> > Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
>> > to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
>> > in the Super Bowl 32.
>> >
>> > The state of Michagan choked in the end.
>> >
>>
>> Are you saying that Green Bay is in Michigan? You need to look at a
>> map!
>>
>> Greg
>
>
> "Green Bay, on the shores of Lake Michigan, is one of the
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>nation's foremost paking and shipping ports."
>
>else?
Wha'ts the weather like their?
Gary McManus
Daryl D. Spillmann wrote:
>
> Michael L Kankiewic wrote:
>
> > On Mon, 26 Jan 1998, Erik Bell wrote:
> > >
> > > >to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> > > >in the Super Bowl 32.
> > > >
> > > >The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> > > >
> > > >Deke
> > >
> > >
> > > Erik
> > >
> >
> >
>
> Nope. Is that anything like a Detroit Tiger?
No, but I once saw a bloody bear kill a detroit tiger. PBS rules.
Gary McManus
Justin Greenfield
In article <6ailis$5...@degu.cs.indiana.edu>, reh...@cs.indiana.edu
says...
> > From my encyclopedia (sp?):
> >
> > "Green Bay, on the shores of Lake Michigan, is one of the
> > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> >nation's foremost paking and shipping ports."
>
> Michigan, but still legal in Wisconsin.
>
> Other fun facts: the Ohio River is not in Ohio. The Kansas
> City Chiefs are in Missouri. What a troublingly complex world.
> -JAR
you're facts might be fun but they are incorrect. you might want to at
least pick up a geology book before you post. i have the randy mc'nalley
altlus cd rom, i know a lot about the usa.
justin g.
Deke Arndt
Philip Delaquess wrote:
>
> "Erik Bell" <erik...@NOSPAMemail.msn.com> writes:
>
> > Deke Arndt wrote in message <34CBFC...@ou.edu>...
> > >Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> > >to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> > >in the Super Bowl 32.
> > >
> > >
> >
> > Michigan has a pro team?
> >
> > Erik
>
> class. Deke, the city of Green Bay is located in the state of
> Wisconsin. No pro team from Michigan got its butt kicked in SB 32,
> although one DID get its butt kicked in the wildcard round of the
> playoffs. Erik, the city of Detroit.... oh, you were probably
> joking. Never mind.
>
No, your thinking of Wisconson because they used to play some of
there games in Milwaukee. Why the did this, I have no idea.
Boomer Sooner,
Deke
Deke Arndt
> > From my encyclopedia (sp?):
> >
> > "Green Bay, on the shores of Lake Michigan, is one of the
> > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> >nation's foremost paking and shipping ports."
>
> That should clear it up right there. Paking is illegal in
> Michigan, but still legal in Wisconsin.
It is called a type-o. It does'nt change the FACTS.
Boomer Sooner,
Deke
Randolph M. Jones
I don't care WHAT your blood type is, I still don't know what the
hell "paking" is.
Justin Greenfield
In article <34CCED64...@mail.usask.ca>, ppb...@mail.usask.ca
says...
> Justin Greenfield wrote:
> >
> > you're facts might be fun but they are incorrect. you might want to at
> > least pick up a geology book before you post. i have the randy mc'nalley
> > altlus cd rom, i know a lot about the usa.
> >
> > justin g.
>
> rocks I think), and the Chiefs do play in Missouri. Check any NFL
> publication or buy the ESPN or SI Sports Almanac for 1998.
>
look dude i have the travel channel and i now a lot about geology (it is
geology not geography-that is about maps).
im not falling for you're bait.
justin g.
Gary McManus
Paul Banik wrote:
>
> Gary McManus wrote:
> >
> > John Andrew Rehling wrote:
> > >
> > > City Chiefs are in Missouri. What a troublingly complex world.
> >
> > r-e-a-l slowly for you. "K A N S A S" ..... "K A N S A S C I T
> > Y"...are you seeing a pattern hear? Kansas is just north of us in
> > Oklahoma, so keep your Yankee opinions to yourself.
> >
> > Gary McManus
>
> Actually Gary the NFL and MLB team play in Missouri. There are two
> Kansas City cities that I'm aware of. The larger populated one is in
> Missouri, while the other one is in Kansas. I don't think you're
> trolling...so I felt I should point this out to you in case you're
> actually serious.
I just looked it up on a map. It says "Kansas City" right there in the
Northeast part of Kansas. KANSAS. I don't think Missouri has any
Major League teams. They have the University of Missouri teams, who we
Sooner fans KNOW are paid (ha ha). BTW, the University of Missouri is
in Columbus, so maybe that's what you were thinking of.
Gary McManus
Paul Banik
Gary McManus wrote:
>
> Paul Banik wrote:
> >
> >
> > Deke, you have hung the bait on the line long enough, and you have
> > reeled more than your share in. Isn't it time to use fresh bait? This
> > bait is getting stale.
> >
>
> That's what you get when you are from Alaska and you try to talk pro
> football. Shouldn't you be building some iglues or something?
>
> Gary McManus
Gary, not you too? If you haven't figured it out, usask.ca isn't Alaska.
If I was from Alaska, wouldn't the extension be something like alask.edu
or something like that? Figure it out. I will give you a hint. There is
this country that is directly north of the US, and I live there and it
has .ca as its Internet country code. Can you guess which country I'm
thinking of? Hint...Doug Flutie and Warren Moon played in the pro
football league in this country. This country makes some pretty good
beer too.
John Crispo Kelley Edwards
In article <34CCF553...@mail.usask.ca>,
Paul Banik <ppb...@mail.usask.ca> wrote:
>has .ca as its Internet country code. Can you guess which country I'm
>thinking of? ... This country makes some pretty good beer too.
O.K. So you're posting from Germany.
John
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Daryl D. Spillmann
Gary McManus wrote:
> Daryl D. Spillmann wrote:
> >
> > Michael L Kankiewic wrote:
> >
> > > On Mon, 26 Jan 1998, Erik Bell wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Deke Arndt wrote in message <34CBFC...@ou.edu>...
> > > > >Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> > > > >to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> > > > >in the Super Bowl 32.
> > > > >
> > > > >The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> > > > >
> > > > >Deke
> > > >
> > > > Michigan has a pro team?
> > > >
> > > > Erik
> > > >
> > >
> > > Ever hear of the Detroit Lions?
> > >
> > > MK
> >
> > Nope. Is that anything like a Detroit Tiger?
>
> No, but I once saw a bloody bear kill a detroit tiger. PBS rules.
>
> Gary McManus
Dood,
Discovery Channel>>>>>Anything on PBS
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Daryl D. Spillmann
Michael L Kankiewic wrote:
> On Mon, 26 Jan 1998, Erik Bell wrote:
> >
> > Deke Arndt wrote in message <34CBFC...@ou.edu>...
> > >Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> > >to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> > >in the Super Bowl 32.
> > >
> > >The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> > >
> > >Deke
> >
> > Michigan has a pro team?
> >
> > Erik
> >
>
> Ever hear of the Detroit Lions?
>
> MK
Ever hear of earthworms?
Daryl D. Spillmann
John Andrew Rehling wrote:
> That should clear it up right there. Paking is illegal in
> Michigan, but still legal in Wisconsin.
>
> -JAR
> --
> Costumes by Edith Head
This weekend I was forced to watch The Daily Show. They did a bit on
from San Diego on the Super Bowl with some chick pseudo-reporter
comedienne. I got a chuckle when she started asking some of the Green
Bay players if there were any "packers" on the Packers, and the
responding non-answers.
Daryl D. Spillmann
Gary McManus wrote:
> John Andrew Rehling wrote:
> >
> > From: Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu>
> > [...]
> > > > The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> > [...]
> > > From my encyclopedia (sp?):
> > >
> > > "Green Bay, on the shores of Lake Michigan, is one of the
> > > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > >nation's foremost paking and shipping ports."
> >
> > That should clear it up right there. Paking is illegal in
> > Michigan, but still legal in Wisconsin.
> >
> > Other fun facts: the Ohio River is not in Ohio. The Kansas
> > City Chiefs are in Missouri. What a troublingly complex world.
>
> What??? What are you smoking??? Kansas City is in Kansas. Let me go
> r-e-a-l slowly for you. "K A N S A S" ..... "K A N S A S C I T
> Y"...are you seeing a pattern hear? Kansas is just north of us in
> Oklahoma, so keep your Yankee opinions to yourself.
>
> Gary McManus
stoopid okie metarlogist. u probly think okrahoma city is in oklhoma,
two. u look reel dumn rite know.
Jim Andrews
Gary McManus wrote:
>
> Paul Banik wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > John Andrew Rehling wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Other fun facts: the Ohio River is not in Ohio. The Kansas
> > > > City Chiefs are in Missouri. What a troublingly complex world.
> > >
> > > What??? What are you smoking??? Kansas City is in Kansas. Let me go
> > > r-e-a-l slowly for you. "K A N S A S" ..... "K A N S A S C I T
> > > Y"...are you seeing a pattern hear? Kansas is just north of us in
> > > Oklahoma, so keep your Yankee opinions to yourself.
> > >
> > > Gary McManus
> >
> > Kansas City cities that I'm aware of. The larger populated one is in
> > Missouri, while the other one is in Kansas. I don't think you're
> > trolling...so I felt I should point this out to you in case you're
> > actually serious.
>
> I just looked it up on a map. It says "Kansas City" right there in the
> Northeast part of Kansas. KANSAS. I don't think Missouri has any
> Major League teams. They have the University of Missouri teams, who we
> Sooner fans KNOW are paid (ha ha). BTW, the University of Missouri is
> in Columbus, so maybe that's what you were thinking of.
Screw you, McManus. The University of Missouri Fightin' Tigers
are NOT paid you stupid okie. They're amtuer just like you guys.
I'm from Missouri, I definitely know what I'm talking about. And
we also have major leauge teams, too. Haven't you heard of the
St. Louis Cardinals? We may be a long way from Kansas, but we've
got baseball AND football. I don't know what about Kansas, though.
There's some dog there, and tornads.
jim andrews
Paul Banik
Justin Greenfield wrote:
>
>
>
> and also it is "cheifs" not "chiefs".
>
> remember the rule "i before e accept after c". that is standard first
> grade grammer. please check you're spelling before you post.
>
> justin g.
Huh? That's what what he was doing? It is spelled Chiefs, not Cheifs> If
it is "i before e except after c", then he spelled the nickname
correctly. Go to the NFL website at http://www.nfl.com and check the
spelling for yourself.
Gary McManus
Daryl D. Spillmann wrote:
>
> Gary McManus wrote:
>
> > Daryl D. Spillmann wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > > > On Mon, 26 Jan 1998, Erik Bell wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > Deke Arndt wrote in message <34CBFC...@ou.edu>...
> > > > > >Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> > > > > >to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> > > > > >in the Super Bowl 32.
> > > > > >
> > > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Michigan has a pro team?
> > > > >
> > > > > Erik
> > > > >
> > > >
> > > > Ever hear of the Detroit Lions?
> > > >
> > > > MK
> > >
> >
> > No, but I once saw a bloody bear kill a detroit tiger. PBS rules.
> >
> > Gary McManus
>
> Dood,
>
> Discovery Channel>>>>>Anything on PBS
BWAHAHAHAHAH!!!!! You moran!!! PBS = Government Funded >>>>>>>>
Discovery channel = idot channel
Gary McManus
Gary McManus
Paul Banik wrote:
>
> Gary McManus wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > Deke, you have hung the bait on the line long enough, and you have
> > > reeled more than your share in. Isn't it time to use fresh bait? This
> > > bait is getting stale.
> > >
> >
> > That's what you get when you are from Alaska and you try to talk pro
> > football. Shouldn't you be building some iglues or something?
> >
> > Gary McManus
>
> Gary, not you too? If you haven't figured it out, usask.ca isn't Alaska.
> If I was from Alaska, wouldn't the extension be something like alask.edu
> or something like that? Figure it out. I will give you a hint. There is
> this country that is directly north of the US, and I live there and it
> football league in this country.
HAHAHA!!! Now I know your smoking something. Doug Flutie and Warren
Moon don't play football in this country. They play in Canada.
Nice try. I bet you're fishing about the not being in Alaska stuff
too.
Gary McManus
Gary McManus
Jim Andrews wrote:
>
> Gary McManus wrote:
> >
> > Paul Banik wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > > John Andrew Rehling wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > Other fun facts: the Ohio River is not in Ohio. The Kansas
> > > > > City Chiefs are in Missouri. What a troublingly complex world.
> > > >
> > > > What??? What are you smoking??? Kansas City is in Kansas. Let me go
> > > > r-e-a-l slowly for you. "K A N S A S" ..... "K A N S A S C I T
> > > > Y"...are you seeing a pattern hear? Kansas is just north of us in
> > > > Oklahoma, so keep your Yankee opinions to yourself.
> > > >
> > > > Gary McManus
> > >
> > > Actually Gary the NFL and MLB team play in Missouri. There are two
> > > Kansas City cities that I'm aware of. The larger populated one is in
> > > Missouri, while the other one is in Kansas. I don't think you're
> > > trolling...so I felt I should point this out to you in case you're
> > > actually serious.
> >
> > I just looked it up on a map. It says "Kansas City" right there in the
> > Northeast part of Kansas. KANSAS. I don't think Missouri has any
> > Major League teams. They have the University of Missouri teams, who we
> > Sooner fans KNOW are paid (ha ha). BTW, the University of Missouri is
> > in Columbus, so maybe that's what you were thinking of.
>
> Screw you, McManus. The University of Missouri Fightin' Tigers
> are NOT paid you stupid okie. They're amtuer just like you guys.
You just screwd them. Now I KNOW they cheat. Nice to see THAT A GUY
FROM MISSOURI agrees with me about Kansas City though.
Gary McManus
Paul Banik
Jim Andrews wrote:
>
>
> Screw you, McManus. The University of Missouri Fightin' Tigers
> are NOT paid you stupid okie. They're amtuer just like you guys.
Jim, calm down. I think he's trolling and he's looking for fish.
> I'm from Missouri, I definitely know what I'm talking about. And
> we also have major leauge teams, too. Haven't you heard of the
> St. Louis Cardinals? We may be a long way from Kansas, but we've
> got baseball AND football. I don't know what about Kansas, though.
> There's some dog there, and tornads.
>
Missouri Pro Sports teams that I can think of:
MLB: Kansas City Royals St.Louis Cardinals
NBA:none
MLS: I'm sure St.Louis or KC has a team in this league, but I don't know
the name of the team.
NFL: Kansas City Chiefs St.Louis Rams
NHL: St.Louis Blues
> jim andrews
Paul Banik
Gary McManus wrote:
>
>
> I just looked it up on a map. It says "Kansas City" right there in the > Northeast part of Kansas.
Right. There's also Kansas City, Missouri. I know it's stupid, but maybe
they should change the name to Missouri City, which might be a better
name for the city.
> KANSAS. I don't think Missouri has any > Major League teams.
Missouri does have two major pro sports franchises, the Chiefs and the
Royals...unless you're trolling for fish, in that case, you can stop.
They have the University of Missouri teams, who we > Sooner fans KNOW
are paid (ha ha). BTW, the University of Missouri is > in Columbus, so
maybe that's what you were thinking of.
Nope...btw I thought Oklahoma's big rivalry was with Nebraska and
Oklahoma State. Since when did Mizzou enter into the picture?
Paul
Paul Banik
Justin Greenfield wrote:
>
>
>
> look dude i have the travel channel and i now a lot about geology (it is > geology not geography-that is about maps).
>
> im not falling for you're bait.
>
> justin g.
Geography is about maps, but what does geology, the study of rocks have
to do with location? If you and Gary are planning a massive fishing
expedition on the USENET newsgroups, at least you use fresh bait? What
is the travel channel by the way? I haven't heard of that one.
Clark W. Griswold
Justin Greenfield wrote:
> and also it is "cheifs" not "chiefs".
>
> remember the rule "i before e accept after c". that is standard first
>
> grade grammer. please check you're spelling before you post.
>
Funny, I thought you learnt "grammer" only after you got to the fifth
grade.Then again, I guess your right - I should bow before you're facts
(at least
based upon all the fishing that's going on here...)
In piscatorial faith,
I remain
Clark W. Griswold
> justin g.
Daryl D. Spillmann
Gary McManus wrote:
> Paul Banik wrote:
> >
> > Gary McManus wrote:
> > >
I am impressed. McManus has sucessfully demonstrated his ice-fishing skills.
ur not a fukin cop, ur fukin Bill Dance.
Daryl D. Spillmann
Gary McManus wrote:
Dood,
PBS=Government Funding=Affirmative action for shitty programming
u look reel dumn rite know.
Daryl D. Spillmann
Paul Banik wrote:
> Gary McManus wrote:
> >
> > Paul Banik wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > > Deke, you have hung the bait on the line long enough, and you have
> > > reeled more than your share in. Isn't it time to use fresh bait? This
> > > bait is getting stale.
> > >
> >
> > That's what you get when you are from Alaska and you try to talk pro
> > football. Shouldn't you be building some iglues or something?
> >
> > Gary McManus
>
> Gary, not you too? If you haven't figured it out, usask.ca isn't Alaska.
> If I was from Alaska, wouldn't the extension be something like alask.edu
> or something like that? Figure it out. I will give you a hint. There is
> this country that is directly north of the US, and I live there and it
> has .ca as its Internet country code. Can you guess which country I'm
> thinking of? Hint...Doug Flutie and Warren Moon played in the pro
> football league in this country. This country makes some pretty good
> beer too.
They make beer and play futbol in Alaska? Wow! I thought all you guys did
was club baby seals over the head, and walk back and forth to Russia across
the Brook Berringer Straits. Just goes to show you, you learn sumpthin new
every day.
Deke Arndt
Paul Banik wrote:
>
> Justin Greenfield wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > look dude i have the travel channel and i now a lot about geology (it is > geology not geography-that is about maps).
> >
> > im not falling for you're bait.
> >
> > justin g.
>
> Geography is about maps, but what does geology, the study of rocks have
> to do with location? If you and Gary are planning a massive fishing
> expedition on the USENET newsgroups, at least you use fresh bait? What
> is the travel channel by the way? I haven't heard of that one.
There is no justice in this cruel world.
Boomer Sooner,
Deke
Charles Hoequist
In article <6aiggd$229g$1...@ausnews.austin.ibm.com>, mNOdah...@austin.ibm.com (Mike Dahmus) writes:
|> In <34CCDD...@flash.net>, "Greg E. Clevenger" <gre...@flash.net> writes:
|> >
[...]
|> >
|> >Are you saying that Green Bay is in Michigan? You need to look at a
|> >map!
|>
|> You have too forgive Deke. H'es from South Moore which is a trailer park in
|> Northern Texas somewhere. I do'nt think they have any recent atlii their.
|>
|> ---
|> Mike Dahmus http://www.io.com/~mdahmus/
|> Java for OS/2 Development Disclaimer: Not an official IBM spokesman
|>
U beter chek yur sehlves befor sombody knoks all the stuffing off.
The plural of atlas is atlanta.
-c.h.
lookin prety dhum now, are'nt we?
Paul Banik
John Crispo Kelley Edwards wrote:
>
>
> O.K. So you're posting from Germany.
>
> John
> --
Yeah...that's it.
Justin Greenfield
In article <34CCF5FB...@mail.usask.ca>, ppb...@mail.usask.ca
says...
> Justin Greenfield wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > and also it is "cheifs" not "chiefs".
> >
> > remember the rule "i before e accept after c". that is standard first
> > grade grammer. please check you're spelling before you post.
> >
>
> Huh? That's what what he was doing? It is spelled Chiefs, not Cheifs> If
> it is "i before e except after c", then he spelled the nickname
> correctly. Go to the NFL website at http://www.nfl.com and check the
> spelling for yourself.
um, have'nt you seen that snickers commercial where that old man is
painting the cheifs end zone and mispells it "chiefs"?
come on!! their mispelling is widely know as the dummest blunder in the
history of the nfl! how can you be this dumb?
justin g.
Gary McManus
Paul Banik wrote:
>
> Gary McManus wrote:
> >
> >
>
> Right. There's also Kansas City, Missouri. I know it's stupid, but maybe
> they should change the name to Missouri City, which might be a better
> name for the city.
>
What's all this stuff about me fishing? If I'm wrong, I'd like to know
for sure. But I don't think there would be a Missouri City in Kansas.
I don't think they'll change it.
> > KANSAS. I don't think Missouri has any > Major League teams.
>
> Missouri does have two major pro sports franchises, the Chiefs and the
> Royals...unless you're trolling for fish, in that case, you can stop.
>
A GUY FROM MISSOURI AGREED WITH ME!!! It appears you're the one
"trolling for fish".
> They have the University of Missouri teams, who we > Sooner fans KNOW
> are paid (ha ha). BTW, the University of Missouri is > in Columbus, so
> maybe that's what you were thinking of.
>
> Nope...btw I thought Oklahoma's big rivalry was with Nebraska and
> Oklahoma State. Since when did Mizzou enter into the picture?
>
As long as Norm Stewart is their head coach, there will be a big
rivalry.
Gary McManus
Paul Banik
Gary McManus wrote:
>
> HAHAHA!!! Now I know your smoking something. Doug Flutie and Warren
> Moon don't play football in this country. They play in Canada.
Yes..the operative word is play. It should be played.
>
> Nice try. I bet you're fishing about the not being in Alaska stuff
> too.
>
> Gary McManus
Actually, I'm in Germany according to another one of the trollers on
this NG. Gary, are you and Justin pals or something?
Paul Banik
Daryl D. Spillmann wrote:
>
> They make beer and play futbol in Alaska?
Okay, since you,Deke,Gary and Justin are playing along, I will too.
Actually, it's Germany if you checked John Cripso Kelley Edwards post?
And it's FusBall in Deutchsland?
Wow! I thought all you guys did > was club baby seals over the head,
and walk back and forth to Russia across > the Brook Berringer Straits.
No, that's what Nuhrashska does when they celebrate a win.
Paul Banik
Gary McManus wrote:
>
> You just screwd them. Now I KNOW they cheat. Nice to see THAT A GUY
> FROM MISSOURI agrees with me about Kansas City though.
>
> Gary McManus
Geez, hasn't this baiting gone on long enough?
Paul Banik
Daryl D. Spillmann wrote:
>
> I am impressed. McManus has sucessfully demonstrated his ice-fishing skills.
>
> ur not a fukin cop, ur fukin Bill Dance.
>
> --
> -------------------------
> Daryl D. Spillmann
> -------------------------
Yes. It must be an OU inside joke since Justin and Deke are also posting
from OU as well.
Randolph M. Jones
Not if you're still biting, apparently.
Chris Metzler
In article <34CCF553...@mail.usask.ca> Paul Banik <ppb...@mail.usask.ca> writes:
>
>or something like that? Figure it out. I will give you a hint. There is
>this country that is directly north of the US, and I live there and it
>has .ca as its Internet country code. Can you guess which country I'm
>thinking of? Hint...Doug Flutie and Warren Moon played in the pro
>football league in this country. This country makes some pretty good
>beer too.
Knock it off, Paul. Everyone knows that CA is the abbreviation for
CALIFORNIA. You can try to confuse us, but it just won't work.
-c
P.S. Doug Flutie and Warren Moon never played for any teams in
California, either. Your pathetic attempts at trolling this newsgroup
aren't working so well.
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Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.
Jim Andrews
Paul Banik wrote:
>
> Gary McManus wrote:
> >
> > You just screwd them. Now I KNOW they cheat. Nice to see THAT A GUY
> > FROM MISSOURI agrees with me about Kansas City though.
> >
> > Gary McManus
>
> Geez, hasn't this baiting gone on long enough?
Cripes, every time I answer a chat-post of Gary's,
some body accuses me of "baiting". I'm not doing
any such thing. I'm serious. I'm from Missouri.
jim andrews (originallY)
Glenn A Tanner
In article <MPG.f36ad949...@ounews.ou.edu>,
Justin Greenfield <Jus...@ou.edu> wrote:
>
>and also it is "cheifs" not "chiefs".
>
>remember the rule "i before e accept after c". that is standard first
>grade grammer. please check you're spelling before you post.
Umm, no, it's "chefs".
I've seen there inzone before in a commercial, so I know what I am talking
about.
Hit the books and when you have studied enought to know what you're
talking about, I'll be happy to listen.
GT
Jim Andrews
Paul Banik wrote:
>
> Jim Andrews wrote:
> >
> >
> > Screw you, McManus. The University of Missouri Fightin' Tigers
> > are NOT paid you stupid okie. They're amtuer just like you guys.
>
> Jim, calm down. I think he's trolling and he's looking for fish.
Sorry, I get a little worked up over Gary sometimes.
Now I know what the "bait" stuff means. Thanks.
jim andrews (thank god there's SOLMEBOD"Y decent around here0)
Philip Benincasa
This was tooooooo funny......fishing in the great Green Bay in Michigan and
boy you caught some whoppers!!!
pcb
Philip Benincasa
Gary,
YOU ARE WRONG!!!!
Kansas City, the one with the sports teams (Chiefs and Royals) are in
MO. There is a Kansas City in Kansas, but it is smaller and has not sports
teams.
Also, St. Louis is in MO and has the Cardinals and Rams as pro sports teams,
so MO has 4 pro teams. That would be 4 more than in OK if you do not count
the Sooners......
pcb
Gary McManus wrote in message <34CCF5...@ou.edu>...
>Paul Banik wrote:
>>
>> Gary McManus wrote:
>> >
Philip Delaquess
Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu> writes:
> No, your thinking of Wisconson because they used to play some of
> there games in Milwaukee. Why the did this, I have no idea.
Deke, Deke, Deke, get yourself a goddamn road atlas and LOOK at it fer
chrisakes! The cities of Green Bay and Milwaukee are BOTH in the state
of Wisconsin. I swear to God, it's true. If you don't believe me, then
just LOOK AT A MAP. Sheesh!
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Thomas Rooney
Paul Banik wrote:
>
> Jim Andrews wrote:
> >
> >
> > Screw you, McManus. The University of Missouri Fightin' Tigers
> > are NOT paid you stupid okie. They're amtuer just like you guys.
>
> Jim, calm down. I think he's trolling and he's looking for fish.
>
> > we also have major leauge teams, too. Haven't you heard of the
> > St. Louis Cardinals? We may be a long way from Kansas, but we've
> > got baseball AND football. I don't know what about Kansas, though.
> > There's some dog there, and tornads.
> >
>
> Missouri Pro Sports teams that I can think of:
> MLB: Kansas City Royals St.Louis Cardinals
> NBA:none
> MLS: I'm sure St.Louis or KC has a team in this league, but I don't know
> the name of the team.
KC has a soccer team. Their called the Kansas City Fightin' Kansans.
------------------------------------
Tommy Rooney/NU '91
Mike Dahmus
In <34CCFE6C...@mail.usask.ca>, Paul Banik <ppb...@mail.usask.ca> writes:
>Jim Andrews wrote:
>>
>>
>> Screw you, McManus. The University of Missouri Fightin' Tigers
>> are NOT paid you stupid okie. They're amtuer just like you guys.
>
>Jim, calm down. I think he's trolling and he's looking for fish.
>
>> I'm from Missouri, I definitely know what I'm talking about. And
>> we also have major leauge teams, too. Haven't you heard of the
>> St. Louis Cardinals? We may be a long way from Kansas, but we've
>> got baseball AND football. I don't know what about Kansas, though.
>> There's some dog there, and tornads.
>>
>
>Missouri Pro Sports teams that I can think of:
>MLB: Kansas City Royals St.Louis Cardinals
>NBA:none
>MLS: I'm sure St.Louis or KC has a team in this league, but I don't know
>the name of the team.
>NHL: St.Louis Blues
>
>> jim andrews
Um,
Where does this fall exactly in the hierarchy of catches and releases? This
one made my head hurt.
Jerome Jahnke
Deke Arndt wrote in message <34CCCA...@ou.edu>...
>Greg E. Clevenger wrote:
>>
>> Deke Arndt wrote:
>> >
>> > Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
>> > to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
>> > in the Super Bowl 32.
>> >
>> > The state of Michagan choked in the end.
>> >
>> > Deke
>>
>> Are you saying that Green Bay is in Michigan? You need to look at a
>> map!
>>
>> Greg
>
>From my encyclopedia (sp?):
>
> "Green Bay, on the shores of Lake Michigan, is one of the
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>nation's foremost paking and shipping ports."
Yer kiddin right?? You can't even see lake michigan from Green Bay which is
in WISCONSIN. It is on, oddly enough, a body of water called "THE GREEN
BAY." Sheesh who did you buy that enclyclopeia from anyway??
>Your looking pretty dumb. Would you like for me to prove anything
>else?
Yea, like how Michigan managed to get Green Bay.
Jer,
Jerome Jahnke
Gary McManus wrote in message <34CCF5...@ou.edu>...
>Paul Banik wrote:
>>
>> Gary McManus wrote:
>> >
>> > John Andrew Rehling wrote:
>> > >
>> > > Other fun facts: the Ohio River is not in Ohio. The Kansas
>> > > City Chiefs are in Missouri. What a troublingly complex world.
>> >
>> > What??? What are you smoking??? Kansas City is in Kansas. Let me go
>> > r-e-a-l slowly for you. "K A N S A S" ..... "K A N S A S C I T
>> > Y"...are you seeing a pattern hear? Kansas is just north of us in
>> > Oklahoma, so keep your Yankee opinions to yourself.
>> >
>> > Gary McManus
>>
>> Actually Gary the NFL and MLB team play in Missouri. There are two
>> Kansas City cities that I'm aware of. The larger populated one is in
>> Missouri, while the other one is in Kansas. I don't think you're
>> trolling...so I felt I should point this out to you in case you're
>> actually serious.
>
>I just looked it up on a map. It says "Kansas City" right there in the
>Northeast part of Kansas. KANSAS. I don't think Missouri has any
>Major League teams. They have the University of Missouri teams, who we
>Sooner fans KNOW are paid (ha ha). BTW, the University of Missouri is
>in Columbus, so maybe that's what you were thinking of.
GAWD this is too much fun, ummmmmm just where do you think St. Louis is
located??
Jer,
Philip Delaquess
Gary McManus <gmcm...@ou.edu> writes:
> What??? What are you smoking??? Kansas City is in Kansas. Let me go
> r-e-a-l slowly for you. "K A N S A S" ..... "K A N S A S C I T
> Y"...are you seeing a pattern hear? Kansas is just north of us in
> Oklahoma, so keep your Yankee opinions to yourself.
In my Yankee opinion, there is one "Kansas City" in the state of
Kansas, and another, larger one across the line in the state of
Missouri. I'd think a person from Oklahoma would know this. The
Kansas City Chiefs pro football team plays in the big city in
Missouri.
Philip Delaquess
Jus...@ou.edu (Justin Greenfield) writes:
> and also it is "cheifs" not "chiefs".
No it isn't.
> remember the rule "i before e accept after c".
That rule has exceptions, but this isn't one of them. C-H-I-E-F-S. I
before E.
> that is standard first
> grade grammer.
No it's not. It's first-grade spelling.
> please check you're spelling before you post.
That's "your", not "you're", an error of both spelling AND
grammar. Please check both of yours before YOU post.
Mike Dahmus
In <rssoqas...@bangs.gcg.com>, Philip Delaquess <dela...@bangs.gcg.com> writes:
>Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu> writes:
>
>> No, your thinking of Wisconson because they used to play some of
>> there games in Milwaukee. Why the did this, I have no idea.
>
>Deke, Deke, Deke, get yourself a goddamn road atlas and LOOK at it fer
>chrisakes! The cities of Green Bay and Milwaukee are BOTH in the state
>of Wisconsin. I swear to God, it's true. If you don't believe me, then
>just LOOK AT A MAP. Sheesh!
DEER LORD!!! Theirs no need for profusity. Deke and you might disagree, but
please treat him with some respect! And I think you ought to know that Deke
is'nt just some college kid on this bboard, but he is also a meterologit at
the University of Texas who probably looks at maps hundreds of times every
day just to see where the weather is!
Dylan F. Alexander
In article <34CCFA...@activepower.com>, jand...@activepower.com wrote:
}Gary McManus wrote:
}> I just looked it up on a map. It says "Kansas City" right there in the
}> Northeast part of Kansas. KANSAS. I don't think Missouri has any
}> Major League teams. They have the University of Missouri teams, who we
}> Sooner fans KNOW are paid (ha ha). BTW, the University of Missouri is
}> in Columbus, so maybe that's what you were thinking of.
}
}
}Screw you, McManus. The University of Missouri Fightin' Tigers
}are NOT paid you stupid okie. They're amtuer just like you guys.
}I'm from Missouri, I definitely know what I'm talking about. And
}we also have major leauge teams, too. Haven't you heard of the
}St. Louis Cardinals?
Uh, dude? St. Louis is in France.
--
Dylan Alexander dy...@tamu.edu
"Please Dylan, in the name of all that's holy, leave us be. If
annoyance were a crime, you'd be Jeffrey Dahmer." - C. Chase
Mike Pfeffer
Subject header corrected for type-o.
Michael John Pfeffer
Mike Pfeffer
Chris Metzler wrote:
> I think this one's too small to mount, Deke.
Maybe Rick Neuheisel wants him.
Michael John Pfeffer
Mike Coffey
Mike Pfeffer wrote:
>
> Subject header corrected for type-o.
>
GIF GIF GIF GIF GIF!!!
--
Mike Coffey, ND '91 (remove spamsux to reply)
"Governor, do you have an opening statement?"
"As the first black female head of the Ku Klux Klan, I'd just like to
say America stinks!"
Jonathan P. Elders
Gary McManus wrote:
> Jim Andrews wrote:
> > Gary McManus wrote:
> > > I just looked it up on a map. It says "Kansas City" right there in the
> > > Northeast part of Kansas. KANSAS. I don't think Missouri has any
> > > Major League teams. They have the University of Missouri teams, who we
> > > Sooner fans KNOW are paid (ha ha). BTW, the University of Missouri is
> > > in Columbus, so maybe that's what you were thinking of.
> > Screw you, McManus. The University of Missouri Fightin' Tigers
> > are NOT paid you stupid okie. They're amtuer just like you guys.
> You just screwd them. Now I KNOW they cheat. Nice to see THAT A GUY
> FROM MISSOURI agrees with me about Kansas City though.
> Gary McManus
I for one, know that Kansas City is in Kansas - look at all those
KU fans at the Big Eig^H^H^H Twelve tournament games - if it were in
Missouri, w'ed shoot them at the border, like we did with those
abolitionists before the Civil War (hey to Marin and the original
MU-KU bonfire in Lawrence in the 19th century).
--
Jon Elders "We learned from the forbidden fruit
Rice '95 For brains there is no substitute"
Wash U. '99/'00 = Infinity? (Robert Frost, "Quandry")
Jonathan P. Elders
Dylan F. Alexander wrote:
> Uh, dude? St. Louis is in France.
> --
> Dylan Alexander dy...@tamu.edu
> "Please Dylan, in the name of all that's holy, leave us be. If
> annoyance were a crime, you'd be Jeffrey Dahmer." - C. Chase
Ah, non, non, Monsieur - la ville qui s'appelle Saint Louis se
trouve sur le cote nord de Senegal
Jonathan P. Elders
Paul Banik wrote:
> Right. There's also Kansas City, Missouri. I know it's stupid, but maybe
> they should change the name to Missouri City, which might be a better
> name for the city.
>
But that names' already be'en taken by a city near Houston, and
not even Missourians would stoop so low to imitate Texans....
(hey to Houston in Texas County, MO)
> Paul
Jonathan P. Elders
Justin Greenfield wrote:
> um, have'nt you seen that snickers commercial where that old man is
> painting the cheifs end zone and mispells it "chiefs"?
Great gogilly mogilly!!!
> come on!! their mispelling is widely know as the dummest blunder in the
> history of the nfl! how can you be this dumb?
>
> justin g.
Jonathan P. Elders
John M. Rogers wrote:
>
> John Andrew Rehling <reh...@cs.indiana.edu> wrote in article
> <6ailis$5...@degu.cs.indiana.edu>...
> > From: Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu>
> > [...]
> > > > The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> > > From my encyclopedia (sp?):
> > >
> > > "Green Bay, on the shores of Lake Michigan, is one of the
> > > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > >nation's foremost paking and shipping ports."
> >
> > Michigan, but still legal in Wisconsin.
> >
> > Other fun facts: the Ohio River is not in Ohio. The Kansas
> > City Chiefs are in Missouri. What a troublingly complex world.
> > --
> > Costumes by Edith Head
> ^^^^^^
> >
> >
>
> DEER LORD ($2)!!!!! do'nt breng present clitons problems on to this
> buletin board!!!!!
Ahem.
Mike Pfeffer
Metaphacts wrote:
>
> >
> > I am impressed. McManus has sucessfully demonstrated his ice-fishing
> >skills.
> >
> >ur not a fukin cop, ur fukin Bill Dance.
> >
> >--
> >-------------------------
> >Daryl D. Spillmann
> >----------------
>
> hat when h'es crankin' his bait?
The 'T' on McAnus' hat stands for 'tejas'. Tejas is
a territory of Oklahoma.
HTH.
Michael John Pfeffer
Rob
El Goob (Gary W. Smith) wrote:
> In some article, Mike Dahmus <mNOdah...@us.ibm.com> wrote:
> ->In <rssoqas...@bangs.gcg.com>, Philip Delaquess
> <dela...@bangs.gcg.com> writes:
> ->>Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu> writes:
> ->>
> ->>> No, your thinking of Wisconson because they used to play some of
> ->>> there games in Milwaukee. Why the did this, I have no idea.
> ->>
> ->>Deke, Deke, Deke, get yourself a goddamn road atlas and LOOK at it
> fer
> ->>chrisakes! The cities of Green Bay and Milwaukee are BOTH in the
> state
> ->>of Wisconsin. I swear to God, it's true. If you don't believe me,
> then
> ->>just LOOK AT A MAP. Sheesh!
> ->
> ->DEER LORD!!! Theirs no need for profusity. Deke and you might
> disagree, but
> ->please treat him with some respect! And I think you ought to know
> that Deke
> ->is'nt just some college kid on this bboard, but he is also a
> meterologit at
> ->the University of Texas who probably looks at maps hundreds of times
> every
> ^^^
>
> Please capitalize the 'the'. It's the most impotant part.
>
> - goob (asterisks optional) smith
How in the hell did this thread get started??????!!!!!!!!
Jerome Jahnke
JTGill wrote in message <1214.331T2...@mis.net>...
>And incidentally, you can legally wed at the age of 12 in kentucky, with
>a note from your parents ;-). This is not a joke.
Like anyone in Kentucky can write...
Jer,
Jett Smith
Get started? The real question is will it ever end????
Just doing my part!
Jett Smith
Don Jonas
Philip Delaquess wrote:
>
> Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu> writes:
>
> > No, your thinking of Wisconson because they used to play some of
>
>
> WORK: Philip Delaquess | PLAY: Author of Mondfarilo,
> Software Development | the World Making Tool
> Genetics Computer Group | phi...@itis.com
> dela...@gcg.com | http://userpages.itis.com/philip
hook.line.sinker #1!!!
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Don Jonas
Greg E. Clevenger wrote:
>
> Deke Arndt wrote:
> >
> > Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
> > to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
> > in the Super Bowl 32.
> >
> >
>
> Are you saying that Green Bay is in Michigan? You need to look at a
> map!
>
> Greg
hook.line.sinker #2!!!!
Chris Grovich
In article <34CCFC58...@mail.usask.ca>,
Paul Banik <ppb...@mail.usask.ca> wrote:
>Justin Greenfield wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> look dude i have the travel channel and i now a lot about geology (it
is > geology not geography-that is about maps).
>>
>> im not falling for you're bait.
>>
>> justin g.
>
>Geography is about maps, but what does geology, the study of rocks have
>to do with location? If you and Gary are planning a massive fishing
>expedition on the USENET newsgroups, at least you use fresh bait? What
>is the travel channel by the way? I haven't heard of that one.
Thats' because you dont have it in saskatchewan. Its an AMERICEN
product, and it shows you the rest of the world. Pretty cool!!1!
Besides, you idots are talking about the study of where things
are, which is GEOSCIENCE.
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Chris Grovich
Chris Grovich
In article <34CCC1...@ou.edu>, Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu> wrote:
>Michael L Kankiewic wrote:
>> Ever hear of the Detroit Lions?
>
>And the Green Bay Packers. Man, what an idot.
You'd think peopel would be a little smarter then that.
University of MIchigan --> megachokers who could've locked
up a national championship by
beating a poor team...did'nt do
it and lost the NC.
Green Bay Pacers --> megachockers who should have locked
up a second super bowl that would have
put green bay in the NFL map for good,
and *lost* to a 13=piont under dog.
The extent to which michigan sucks is amasing.
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Chris Grovich
Chris Grovich
Paul Banik <ppb...@mail.usask.ca> wrote:
>Missouri Pro Sports teams that I can think of:
>MLB: Kansas City Royals St.Louis Cardinals
>NFL: Kansas City Chiefs St.Louis Rams
WHAT?!?? Don't you get it? It does'nt matter how close Kansas City
is to the border of Missuri, it's not Missuri!
Next your going to tell me that Oklahoma City is in Nebraska.
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Chris Grovich
Raymond W. Walters
Deke Arndt wrote in message <34CBFC...@ou.edu>...
>Well, there college football team lost some of the national title
>to Nebraksa and now one of there pro teams gets its butt kicked
>in the Super Bowl 32.
>
>The state of Michagan choked in the end.
>
>Deke
Hate to be a spoiler to your interesting note, but, last I knew, Green Bay
was still in WISCONSIN not Michigan
Ahti Eric Rovainen
John Andrew Rehling (reh...@cs.indiana.edu) wrote:
: From: John Stone <sto...@pilot.msu.edu>
: [...]
: > The Ohio River runs along the southern border between Ohio and
: > Kentucky I'm not sure what you mean by "in" Ohio but it at least
: > borders Ohio.
:
: The border is the northern bank of the river. The river is
: territorial water of Kentucky, West Virgina and other states, but none
: of it is in Ohio.
: Ohioans who want to get married before they're of legal age
: can just get a minister and their paramour on a canoe, push off shore
: and commence the ceremony, Kentucky-style.
One would think there are places where the channel shifted in the past
200 or so years so that both banks of the river are in Kentucky,
eliminating the need to use the boat for such a marriage. Then they
wouldn't have to honeymoon in a canoe, an activity that shares a negative
trait of American beer. Other channel shifts would put both banks
within Ohio borders, putting the river "in" Ohio, good for trollers with
a fishing licence in Ohio but not Kentucky.
John M. Rogers
John Andrew Rehling <reh...@cs.indiana.edu> wrote in article
<6ailis$5...@degu.cs.indiana.edu>...
> From: Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu>
> [...]
John M. Rogers
Paul Banik <ppb...@mail.usask.ca> wrote in article
<34CCFBAA...@mail.usask.ca>...
> Gary McManus wrote:
> >
> >
> > I just looked it up on a map. It says "Kansas City" right there in the
> Northeast part of Kansas.
>
> they should change the name to Missouri City, which might be a better
> name for the city.
>
>
> Royals...unless you're trolling for fish, in that case, you can stop.
>
> They have the University of Missouri teams, who we > Sooner fans KNOW
> are paid (ha ha). BTW, the University of Missouri is > in Columbus, so
> maybe that's what you were thinking of.
>
> Oklahoma State. Since when did Mizzou enter into the picture?
>
> Paul
>
Ever since missou made nebraska there beeatch....
--
War Eagle!
John M. Rogers
AU Class of 1985
weagl...@worldnet.att.net
"Gentlemen, there is a time for everything.
A time to live and a time to die; a time to
love and a time to hate; a time for peace
and a time for war. And, gentlemen, there's
a time to beat Alabama. That time is now!"
Coach Ralph "Shug" Jordan
(Prior to the 1969 Auburn-Alabama
game, which Auburn won 49-26)
Metaphacts
John M. Rogers
> Gary McManus wrote:
> >
> > Paul Banik wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > > Deke, you have hung the bait on the line long enough, and you have
> > > reeled more than your share in. Isn't it time to use fresh bait? This
> > > bait is getting stale.
> > >
> >
> > That's what you get when you are from Alaska and you try to talk pro
> > football. Shouldn't you be building some iglues or something?
> >
> > Gary McManus
>
> Gary, not you too? If you haven't figured it out, usask.ca isn't Alaska.
> If I was from Alaska, wouldn't the extension be something like alask.edu
> or something like that? Figure it out. I will give you a hint. There is
> this country that is directly north of the US, and I live there and it
> has .ca as its Internet country code. Can you guess which country I'm
> thinking of? Hint...Doug Flutie and Warren Moon played in the pro
> football league in this country. This country makes some pretty good
> beer too.
>
australan beer and football kick arse... it'nt moon a litle old to be
playin in that leage tho?
El Goob (Gary W. Smith)
In some article, Mike Dahmus <mNOdah...@us.ibm.com> wrote:
->In <rssoqas...@bangs.gcg.com>, Philip Delaquess <dela...@bangs.gcg.com> writes:
->>Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu> writes:
->>
->>> there games in Milwaukee. Why the did this, I have no idea.
->>
->>Deke, Deke, Deke, get yourself a goddamn road atlas and LOOK at it fer
->>chrisakes! The cities of Green Bay and Milwaukee are BOTH in the state
->>of Wisconsin. I swear to God, it's true. If you don't believe me, then
El Goob (Gary W. Smith)
In some article, Jonathan P. Elders <jp...@cec.wustl.edu> wrote:
->Dylan F. Alexander wrote:
->
->> Uh, dude? St. Louis is in France.
->
->> --
->> Dylan Alexander dy...@tamu.edu
->
->> "Please Dylan, in the name of all that's holy, leave us be. If
->> annoyance were a crime, you'd be Jeffrey Dahmer." - C. Chase
->
->Ah, non, non, Monsieur - la ville qui s'appelle Saint Louis se
->trouve sur le cote nord de Senegal
Yo qiero Taco Bell.
- goob (si, verde freeholie burrito, senorita mas bonita) smith
James E. Wilson
Mike Dahmus <mNOdah...@austin.ibm.com> wrote in article
<6aj3se$1hpk$1...@ausnews.austin.ibm.com>...
> DEER LORD!!! Theirs no need for profusity. Deke and you might disagree,
but
Deke
at
every
>
So, Deke, where did the weather go?
James E. Wilson
Randolph M. Jones <rjo...@eecs.umich.edu> wrote in article
<34CCF6...@eecs.umich.edu>...
> Deke Arndt wrote:
> >
> > John Andrew Rehling wrote:
> > >
> > > From: Deke Arndt <dar...@ou.edu>
> > > [...]
> > > > > The state of Michagan choked in the end.
> > > [...]
> > > > From my encyclopedia (sp?):
> > > >
> > > > "Green Bay, on the shores of Lake Michigan, is one of the
> > > > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > > >nation's foremost paking and shipping ports."
> > >
> > > That should clear it up right there. Paking is illegal in
> > > Michigan, but still legal in Wisconsin.
> >
>
> I don't care WHAT your blood type is, I still don't know what the
> hell "paking" is.
>
I thought everyone knew what "paking" is. Blasted newbie virgins!
James E. Wilson
Gary McManus <gmcm...@ou.edu> wrote in article <34CCF5...@ou.edu>...
> Paul Banik wrote:
> >
> > Gary McManus wrote:
> > >
> > > What??? What are you smoking??? Kansas City is in Kansas. Let me
go
> > > r-e-a-l slowly for you. "K A N S A S" ..... "K A N S A S C I T
> > > Y"...are you seeing a pattern hear? Kansas is just north of us in
> > > Oklahoma, so keep your Yankee opinions to yourself.
> > >
> > > Gary McManus
> >
> > Actually Gary the NFL and MLB team play in Missouri. There are two
> > Kansas City cities that I'm aware of. The larger populated one is in
> > Missouri, while the other one is in Kansas. I don't think you're
> > trolling...so I felt I should point this out to you in case you're
> > actually serious.
>
> I just looked it up on a map. It says "Kansas City" right there in the
> Major League teams. They have the University of Missouri teams, who we
> Sooner fans KNOW are paid (ha ha). BTW, the University of Missouri is
> in Columbus, so maybe that's what you were thinking of.
I KNOW you're not trolling, because only Okies think that Kansas City is
located in Kansas, when we all know very well that the University of
Missouri-Kansas City (whose teams are NEVER PAID!!!!!) is located in Kansas
City (not Columbus!), which can only be in MISSOURI!!!
James E. Wilson
> Northeast part of Kansas.
>
> they should change the name to Missouri City, which might be a better
> name for the city.
Then what would they call Missouri City, Texas?
Frank Brown
Paul Banik <ppb...@mail.usask.ca> wrote in article
<34CCFE6C...@mail.usask.ca>...
>
> Missouri Pro Sports teams that I can think of:
> MLS: I'm sure St.Louis or KC has a team in this league, but I don't know
> the name of the team.
The Kansas City Wiz -- the only team in sports that plays on yellow
astroturf.