Butthurt SCjr fan upset over Peyton Lewis picking the Vols

[headhunter15]

I had an office in Columbia years ago. It's the second hottest place I have been. It's depressing.

Leaving Charleston last summer, we stopped at a rest area and it was 104 and felt like 107. Instant sweat city.

 

[SpookyAction]

The whole region looks like the quicksand from tv and movies when we were kids.

 

[OrangeTsar]

Steve Spurrier came from Florida. When he first got to Columbia he said it was the hottest place he'd ever been. I lived there for six years before I moved to Charleston. It's not a bad city at all really, and most Cock fans are pretty decent and reasonable, but it's nowhere near as nice as Charleston or Knoxville--or Greenville for that matter.

Charleston is a very nice city. Great seafood and wonderful colonial architecture

 

[DonDiego]

Charleston is a very nice city. Great seafood and wonderful colonial architecture

...and in the past ten years, a whole bunch more. We have about four or or five good beaches, PGA level golf courses, Boeing, Mercedes, Volvo, one of the most active and growing ports in the east. I'm afraid it'll never be like it was 30 years ago when I moved here, but my understanding is Knoxville, my childhood stomping grounds and high school & college home, is going through the same struggles. C'est la vie.

 

[DonDiego]

Hot and even hotter because of the sand. Pine trees somehow make it feel even stickier.

Every form of vermin- snakes, scorpions, sand fleas, chiggers, ticks of all kinds and sizes, fire ants, poison ivy/oak/sumac, kudzu, soil as hard as a brick and almost sterile... even the grass to the extent they have it is ugly and scraggly.

Lol

 

[Volfan1000]

Hot and even hotter because of the sand. Pine trees somehow make it feel even stickier.

Every form of vermin- snakes, scorpions, sand fleas, chiggers, ticks of all kinds and sizes, fire ants, poison ivy/oak/sumac, kudzu, soil as hard as a brick and almost sterile... even the grass to the extent they have it is ugly and scraggly.

I used to go to Myrtle Beach for vacations and have only driven through Columbia.

 

[DonDiego]

Just one other thing, then I'm done with this thread. I don't normally fixate on a person's looks, but the fact this tater chip delivery boy refers to Coach Heupel as 'the 'tard man' just really pisses me off. Coach is known as one of the finest minds in the coaching world, and this 25K a year wannabe youtuber calls him a 'tard? It's classless to call anybody that, much less a man making 9 mil a year. Ok, moving on from the Neanderthal.

 

[sjt18]

I used to go to Myrtle Beach for vacations and have only driven through Columbia.

My wife is from about an 1.5 hours north of there. I spent a lot of time on Ft Jackson years back.

 

[VOLnMiami]

I went over to his page and laid the pimp hand down on him lol...Hard to believe anyone is that ignorant.

 

[overseasorange2]

They make a spray for what ails him.
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[onevol74]

Weather wise, you can draw a line from Baton Rouge to Jackson to Montgomery to Macon to Augusta up and through Columbia that could be considered hell on earth. That area picks up the heat but is far enough inland to escape the ocean breeze to move the humidity out. You can take a shower then go outside and swear that you need another one. I trained at a hospital in Montgomery and would walk to my car 50 yards from the entrance and my clothes would be soaking wet and sticking to my body. Columbia is much the same.

I hope this guy has great medical benefits because by the end of this recruiting season he will need a reservation on a psych ward for treatment of major depression or delusional schizophrenia. And considering his video I am guessing the latter.

 

[Volador]

 

[ZippyMorocco]

Hot and even hotter because of the sand. Pine trees somehow make it feel even stickier.

Every form of vermin- snakes, scorpions, sand fleas, chiggers, ticks of all kinds and sizes, fire ants, poison ivy/oak/sumac, kudzu, soil as hard as a brick and almost sterile... even the grass to the extent they have it is ugly and scraggly.

A good friend is a USC grad. He told me some plantation owners were asked to donate land for a new university, so they donated the lousiest land they had.

 

[BigOrange15]

Just one other thing, then I'm done with this thread. I don't normally fixate on a person's looks, but the fact this tater chip delivery boy refers to Coach Heupel as 'the 'tard man' just really pisses me off. Coach is known as one of the finest minds in the coaching world, and this 25K a year wannabe youtuber calls him a 'tard? It's classless to call anybody that, much less a man making 9 mil a year. Ok, moving on from the Neanderthal.

I think if I was a fan of a team coached by Shane Beamer and saw how he routinely acted, I'd be hesitant to call other coaches "tards".

 

[sjt18]

A good friend is a USC grad. He told me some plantation owners were asked to donate land for a new university, so they donated the lousiest land they had.

Wouldn't doubt that. The whole sand hills area though is pretty miserable. I love the people in SC but there is nothing appealing in that part of the state. The Upstate isn't bad and the coast has some nicer areas.

 

[Chad F]

The U of South Carolina is the equivalent of a discarded strip of used toilet paper on the floor of a gas station restroom that hasn’t been visited by a janitorial service since 1978. The only thing more vile is Georgia, but on days like today, the contest is a bit closer.