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Mean Green Matt · December 7, 2010

Did our Emoticons get into the steroids?

When I saw this I was worried they got rid of "ninja face." No worries... :ph34r:

greenminer · December 7, 2010

I would murder your face in the octagon.

William MMM!

KingDL1 · December 7, 2010

When I saw this I was worried they got rid of "ninja face." No worries...

I think we need a suicide emoticon

MeanGreenTexan · April 20, 2011

You thought this thread was dead & gone, but no! :jig:

So, now that we are getting close to seat selections, is anyone still interested in doing this?

I'm thinking of sitting somewhere in section 104, 106, 205, or 208 ($250 mgc level). Anyone else looking at these sections? Wanna sit by me? :wub:

eppy4life · April 20, 2011

You could at least try on a pair of pants.

Yes, please, how can I spend a lot of money to sit next to a bunch of you that I can't stand. Please, please, lets make this happen.

All About UNT · April 20, 2011

Yes, please, how can I spend a lot of money to sit next to a bunch of you that I can't stand. Please, please, lets make this happen.

Fine....we didn't want to sit next to you anyway. Stoopid.

Daddy Dumpsalot · April 20, 2011

Yes, please, how can I spend a lot of money to sit next to a bunch of you that I can't stand. Please, please, lets make this happen.

I thought you said you got season tickets to SMU so you could avoid the GMG nation.

eppy4life · April 20, 2011

Fine....we didn't want to sit next to you anyway. Stoopid.

No no. All About UNT - You, I like.

It's smoking avatars with giant pictures as a signatures I don't.

Daddy Dumpsalot · April 20, 2011

Be honest...If you found out that Daddy D was sitting next to you at the game what would you say to him?

He is thinking of coming out of the GMG closet.

Edited April 20, 2011 by Daddy Dumpsalot

Quoner · April 20, 2011

I thought you said you got season tickets to SMU so you could avoid the GMG nation.

I've seen this before. Two well-meaning jokesters realize how fun it is to mock everything and everything about this board. They antogonize like mad and go from being universally hated to somewhat accepted due to their sheer force of will. Long-time readers might even find themselves giving them props they never expected to give at some of the better placed comments. Things are going well.

Then...something changes. They start posting all the time and weighing in on everything. Without realizing it, they are the ones driving the same banal conversations they showed up to mock. Next, they meet a poster at a game or find out someone they kind of know is already posting. From there, all bets are off. Firefighters shake their hands and tell them they may not always agree, but they are great fans. They meet some more folks at a tailgate and realize they are good people. Finally, they look down and see a 4 digit post count climbing rapidly and realize - gasp- they've gone native.

I'll give you the same advice I tried to give your fathers a little more than two decades ago -- pull out now and slow things down before you get stuck.

eppy4life · April 20, 2011

I've seen this before. Two well-meaning jokesters realize how fun it is to mock everything and everything about this board. They antogonize like mad and go from being universally hated to somewhat accepted due to their sheer force of will. Long-time readers might even find themselves giving them props they never expected to give at some of the better placed comments. Things are going well.

Then...something changes. They start posting all the time and weighing in on everything. Without realizing it, they are the ones driving the same banal conversations they showed up to mock. Next, they meet a poster at a game or find out someone they kind of know is already posting. From there, all bets are off. Firefighters shake their hands and tell them they may not always agree, but they are great fans. They meet some more folks at a tailgate and realize they are good people. Finally, they look down and see a 4 digit post count climbing rapidly and realize - gasp- they've gone native.

I'll give you the same advice I tried to give your fathers a little more than two decades ago -- pull out now and slow things down before you get stuck.

Haha. Thanks for the advice.

Green Lantern · April 20, 2011

I've seen this before. Two well-meaning jokesters realize how fun it is to mock everything and everything about this board. They antogonize like mad and go from being universally hated to somewhat accepted due to their sheer force of will. Long-time readers might even find themselves giving them props they never expected to give at some of the better placed comments. Things are going well.

Then...something changes. They start posting all the time and weighing in on everything. Without realizing it, they are the ones driving the same banal conversations they showed up to mock. Next, they meet a poster at a game or find out someone they kind of know is already posting. From there, all bets are off. Firefighters shake their hands and tell them they may not always agree, but they are great fans. They meet some more folks at a tailgate and realize they are good people. Finally, they look down and see a 4 digit post count climbing rapidly and realize - gasp- they've gone native.

I'll give you the same advice I tried to give your fathers a little more than two decades ago -- pull out now and slow things down before you get stuck.

What a trip down memory lane you lovable troll.

Daddy Dumpsalot · April 20, 2011

pull out now and slow things down before you get stuck.

That. Is. What. She. Said.

LongJim · April 20, 2011

Be honest...If you found out that Daddy D was sitting next to you at the game what would you say to him?

"Ya party?"

forevereagle · April 20, 2011

Be honest...If you found out that Daddy D was sitting next to you at the game what would you say to him?

You should get more fiber in your diet.

Texas Stranger · April 21, 2011

Then...something changes. They start posting all the time and weighing in on everything. Without realizing it, they are the ones driving the same banal conversations they showed up to mock. Next, they meet a poster at a game or find out someone they kind of know is already posting. From there, all bets are off. Firefighters shake their hands and tell them they may not always agree, but they are great fans. They meet some more folks at a tailgate and realize they are good people. Finally, they look down and see a 4 digit post count climbing rapidly and realize - gasp- they've gone native.

Nine years (almost), a whopping 1030 posts. It can be done. Think of your post count like a pitch count. Make every one of them count.

Edited April 21, 2011 by Texas Stranger

All About UNT · April 21, 2011

Nine years (almost), a whopping 1030 posts. It can be done. Think of your post count like a pitch count. Make every one of them count.

While normally I would agree with that sentiment and it makes perfect sense......if..........you are on a board that has 500 people on it at all times. Content has to be posted...conversations continued...updates and even stupid opinions projected in order to keep the site ahead of oh...say.....any of our competitor's sites in the Sunbelt?

If everyone only posted less than 100 times a year...spread out among all of the forums there are in here....then noone would come to this site since it would be ghost town central.

There are many quiet observing types on this board in droves. What makes them finally plunge and start commenting...I don't know...but I am glad when they do.