JacketFan77......smh

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If you cant accept the fact that 99% of any and all football game that are decided by 7 points or less are "chiefly" determined by horrendous referee calls - then you shouldn't be a football fan.
 
00Burdell said:
You are not the source of the problem but the one freakin' day we can forget about our "problem" and you won't freakin let us. THAT is the problem.
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The only real pleasure I feel from a dwag loss is when it’s our foot on their throats.
 
GoGATech said:
They can talk all they want about that one. Even at this slow pace it is still hard to tell that it isn't simultaneous. Almost impossible to spot in real-time.

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The WR is watching the ball, and moves at the same moment that the center moves the ball.

Even if he did move early, there was no advantage gained, unlike the numerous holds that UGA was guilty of but not called for that prevented sacks, or allowed 3rd and forever miracle conversions.
 
savbandjacket said:
All I care is that uga doesn’t get to raise a trophy, hang a banner, or bark about being national champions. I don’t care how we get to that point.
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Pretty much this. Wouldn't give a öööö if the refs were blatantly tripping players. Mutts lost and in a year or two nobody will even remember they were there.

And that's that.
 
JacketFan77 said:
The only real pleasure I feel from a dwag loss is when it’s our foot on their throats.
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Are you one of those "I cheer for dwag when they're not playing Tech" people?

I thought only dwag had those people.
 
The changing of the handle should’ve warned us just how far he’d go for approval. Perma-ban.
 
JacketFan77 said:
The only real pleasure I feel from a dwag loss is when it’s our foot on their throats.
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Seems like you're salty because we're not good enough to deliver the result ourselves, and watching the result happen in any other way just reminds you of our inadequacy. This isn't a very rewarding way to think about sports, as I'm sure you realize, nor is it a very rewarding way to think about anything else, in my opinion. In general, should we not be happy when a good thing happens, just because we aren't good enough to do it?

There are plenty of places you will find and certainly have found yourself in life where that will be or was the case. Humility is important for a person, and at the true center of that for each of us is mindfulness of our inescapable flaws, but it would be a pretty pointless life that lets this situation override all else. At some point you have to find the faith to say "although I am not good, that does not matter now. All that matters is what is good, and that I can see in front of me. Thank God that there is good in the world."

Now I'm not suggesting that football needs to be on that level for you, although for some it seems to be. Just that a similar approach to this situation would help you in many ways. For one, you'd be a lot easier with the state of your world if you could accept rain on your proverbial fields that you don't deserve. For two, you wouldn't be in a salt war with all your friends, which I find better to avoid than not. Your mileage may vary.

You're a pretty thick skinned guy, so a little salt probably doesn't sting you too much, but we'd love to have you over here anyway. Consider it food for thought.
 
ThisIsAtlanta said:
Seems like you're salty because we're not good enough to deliver the result ourselves, and watching the result happen in any other way just reminds you of our inadequacy. This isn't a very rewarding way to think about sports, as I'm sure you realize, nor is it a very rewarding way to think about anything else, in my opinion. In general, should we not be happy when a good thing happens, just because we aren't good enough to do it?

There are plenty of places you will find and certainly have found yourself in life where that will be or was the case. Humility is important for a person, and at the true center of that for each of us is mindfulness of our inescapable flaws, but it would be a pretty pointless life that lets this situation override all else. At some point you have to find the faith to say "although I am not good, that does not matter now. All that matters is what is good, and that I can see in front of me. Thank God that there is good in the world."

Now I'm not suggesting that football needs to be on that level for you, although for some it seems to be. Just that a similar approach to this situation would help you in many ways. For one, you'd be a lot easier with the state of your world if you could accept rain on your proverbial fields that you don't deserve. For two, you wouldn't be in a salt war with all your friends, which I find better to avoid than not. Your mileage may vary.

You're a pretty thick skinned guy, so a little salt probably doesn't sting you too much, but we'd love to have you over here anyway. Consider it food for thought.
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I think that is the same plot from a cuck porn I saw not too long ago, only there was a lot more "ram me with your big ööööing cock" dialog. Otherwise, same thing.
 
ThisIsAtlanta said:
Seems like you're salty because we're not good enough to deliver the result ourselves, and watching the result happen in any other way just reminds you of our inadequacy. This isn't a very rewarding way to think about sports, as I'm sure you realize, nor is it a very rewarding way to think about anything else, in my opinion. In general, should we not be happy when a good thing happens, just because we aren't good enough to do it?

There are plenty of places you will find and certainly have found yourself in life where that will be or was the case. Humility is important for a person, and at the true center of that for each of us is mindfulness of our inescapable flaws, but it would be a pretty pointless life that lets this situation override all else. At some point you have to find the faith to say "although I am not good, that does not matter now. All that matters is what is good, and that I can see in front of me. Thank God that there is good in the world."

Now I'm not suggesting that football needs to be on that level for you, although for some it seems to be. Just that a similar approach to this situation would help you in many ways. For one, you'd be a lot easier with the state of your world if you could accept rain on your proverbial fields that you don't deserve. For two, you wouldn't be in a salt war with all your friends, which I find better to avoid than not. Your mileage may vary.

You're a pretty thick skinned guy, so a little salt probably doesn't sting you too much, but we'd love to have you over here anyway. Consider it food for thought.
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I don't think "I hate it for your players that they lost because of officiating" counts as "I'm salty because we didn't beat them but Bama did." If he's truly upset that it casts a shadow on Bama's victory as he stated earlier and all the uga fans in Rabun county are barking in his face about the referees, he can just remind them they they had plenty help from officials in the previous games including this one. You reap what you sow. But I don't think that is the case. Alabama's freshman quarterback and their defense won that game. Hanging it all one bad call is homerism at its finest.
 
ThisIsAtlanta said:
Seems like you're salty because we're not good enough to deliver the result ourselves, and watching the result happen in any other way just reminds you of our inadequacy. This isn't a very rewarding way to think about sports, as I'm sure you realize, nor is it a very rewarding way to think about anything else, in my opinion. In general, should we not be happy when a good thing happens, just because we aren't good enough to do it?

There are plenty of places you will find and certainly have found yourself in life where that will be or was the case. Humility is important for a person, and at the true center of that for each of us is mindfulness of our inescapable flaws, but it would be a pretty pointless life that lets this situation override all else. At some point you have to find the faith to say "although I am not good, that does not matter now. All that matters is what is good, and that I can see in front of me. Thank God that there is good in the world."

Now I'm not suggesting that football needs to be on that level for you, although for some it seems to be. Just that a similar approach to this situation would help you in many ways. For one, you'd be a lot easier with the state of your world if you could accept rain on your proverbial fields that you don't deserve. For two, you wouldn't be in a salt war with all your friends, which I find better to avoid than not. Your mileage may vary.

You're a pretty thick skinned guy, so a little salt probably doesn't sting you too much, but we'd love to have you over here anyway. Consider it food for thought.
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As I said, his post at the Mutt Vent was classic little brother syndrome.
 
Akinji07 said:
I don't think "I hate it for your players that they lost because of officiating" counts as "I'm salty because we didn't beat them but Bama did." If he's truly upset that it casts a shadow on Bama's victory as he stated earlier and all the uga fans in Rabun county are barking in his face about the referees, he can just remind them they they had plenty help from officials in the previous games including this one. You reap what you sow. But I don't think that is the case. Alabama's freshman quarterback and their defense won that game. Hanging it all one bad call is homerism at its finest.
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I'm just addressing the one comment I quoted. Obviously he's got multiple layers of salt. Your comments on that were already pretty on the mark, IMO.
 
Akinji07 said:
I don't think "I hate it for your players that they lost because of officiating" counts as "I'm salty because we didn't beat them but Bama did." If he's truly upset that it casts a shadow on Bama's victory as he stated earlier and all the uga fans in Rabun county are barking in his face about the referees, he can just remind them they they had plenty help from officials in the previous games including this one. You reap what you sow. But I don't think that is the case. Alabama's freshman quarterback and their defense won that game. Hanging it all one bad call is homerism at its finest.
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Add to it that uga has never let bad officiating take anything away from one of their wins - like all of those years we have been ööööed by officials against them.
 
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