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SSVol said:
"what the fans have been through". Right.

We wake up in our comfortable beds, in our climate controlled homes, and take a shower in hot clean water, before putting on our finest overpriced university supporting apparel. We then wander into our kitchens to enjoy an over-abundance of fresh and nutritious food, before stopping to buy a $5 coffee, on the way to jobs that allow us to waste stupid amounts of time on forums whining about the mean things our coach says to us. At some point we go to lunch, also fresh and nutritious, and lament with our coworkers about our mean coach. After a ridiculously short day of work, we wander home, where we enjoy yet another quality meal that much of the world would consider fit for royalty. Some TV, maybe a whisky or Scotch, and off to bed. Tomorrow, repeat.

On 8 Saturdays, our team lost. We were sad, and probably went to a great restaurant to drown our sorrow in simple carbohydrates and beer.

Meanwhile, much of the world starves...or lacks clean water...or safety and security.

Grow. Some. Stones.
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Simmer down Nancy. This wasn't commentary on social justice and global poverty. It was in the context of sports fandom. Comparing UT's program to our historical conference peers the last 10 years - our fans have been sleeping outside in a cardboard box on a wet street while they have been inside sipping on wine and caviar.
 
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rjd970 said:
Simmer down Nancy. This wasn't commentary on social justice and global poverty. It was in the context of sports fandom. Comparing UT's program to our historical conference peers the last 10 years - our fans have been sleeping outside in a cardboard box on a wet street while they have been inside sipping on wine and caviar.
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Leave him be, he's on a roll.
 
#1,517
#1,517
SSVol said:
"what the fans have been through". Right.

We wake up in our comfortable beds, in our climate controlled homes, and take a shower in hot clean water, before putting on our finest overpriced university supporting apparel. We then wander into our kitchens to enjoy an over-abundance of fresh and nutritious food, before stopping to buy a $5 coffee, on the way to jobs that allow us to waste stupid amounts of time on forums whining about the mean things our coach says to us. At some point we go to lunch, also fresh and nutritious, and lament with our coworkers about our mean coach. After a ridiculously short day of work, we wander home, where we enjoy yet another quality meal that much of the world would consider fit for royalty. Some TV, maybe a whisky or Scotch, and off to bed. Tomorrow, repeat.

On 8 Saturdays, our team lost. We were sad, and probably went to a great restaurant to drown our sorrow in simple carbohydrates and beer.

Meanwhile, much of the world starves...or lacks clean water...or safety and security.

Grow. Some. Stones.
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👀 wait what...
 
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I never really understood the point of a Chancellor. Just seems like an extra person to get in the way when you're trying to get something done.
 
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rjd970 said:
Simmer down Nancy. This wasn't commentary on social justice and global poverty. It was in the context of sports fandom. Comparing UT's program to our historical conference peers the last 10 years - our fans have been sleeping outside in a cardboard box on a wet street while they have been inside sipping on wine and caviar.
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Did you hear some of what Pruitt said to the Rotary Club? His perspective on life is driven by his experience as an elementary school teacher in Alabama dealing with poor kids. I assure you he doesn't gives two chits about "what the fans have been through".
 
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SSVol said:
"what the fans have been through". Right.

We wake up in our comfortable beds, in our climate controlled homes, and take a shower in hot clean water, before putting on our finest overpriced university supporting apparel. We then wander into our kitchens to enjoy an over-abundance of fresh and nutritious food, before stopping to buy a $5 coffee, on the way to jobs that allow us to waste stupid amounts of time on forums whining about the mean things our coach says to us. At some point we go to lunch, also fresh and nutritious, and lament with our coworkers about our mean coach. After a ridiculously short day of work, we wander home, where we enjoy yet another quality meal that much of the world would consider fit for royalty. Some TV, maybe a whisky or Scotch, and off to bed. Tomorrow, repeat.

On 8 Saturdays, our team lost. We were sad, and probably went to a great restaurant to drown our sorrow in simple carbohydrates and beer.

Meanwhile, much of the world starves...or lacks clean water...or safety and security.

Grow. Some. Stones.
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What of us who don't have this luxury? Except for the last I have that. I mean really who can afford a $5 coffee everyday? Or willingly buy one for that matter
 
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People have their opinions on Basilio but he has a knack for sniffing these things out. He called this shot back in November. Said Bev was done and it was just a matter of time before the Haslams got her ousted.

Paving the way for someone they can control. They were denied at the FOCUS act so they had to go another route.

The Haslams are a bunch of losers.
 
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Rishvol said:
What of us who don't have this luxury? Except for the last I have that. I mean really who can afford a $5 coffee everyday? Or willingly buy one for that matter
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Can't afford three meals and a warm bed? Are you physically unable to work? If so I'm sorry. If not, maybe spend less time on a forum.
 
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