My friend,
What did I say that was so offensive? If I did say something offensive, please note that it was not my intention to do so--I am merely taking advantage of our rivalry. Also, I am not the one acting like a Jr. High kid .....
Thus, with your foul Pony mouth, yes, this thread should be deleted; our your post, at the very least.
Yours,
Matt
abezontar wrote:I really wish we had an ignore button on this message board where we could ignore people that have nothing worthwhile to bring to the table......unfortunately for me that would probably backfire....I think what frogiefever has posted is offensive, and he only has a need to try to pick an argument is so that he can make himself feel better ....
FrogieFever wrote:A. Dallas is one of the most dangerous cities in America; Fort Worth is one of the safest. That alone is an awe-inspiring statistic.
since i started this thread i thought i would comment. this quote about dallas being dangerous? i have a few friends who have recently moved to dallas from atlanta and they are in shock about how clean, organized and safe dallas is. Comming from atlanta, one of the TRUE crime capitals of the country, dallas seems like a utopia! walk around dallas during the day, then walk around atlanta during the day and then you judge what a reall dangerous city really is. As for fort worth, who cares, other then the stock yards its beneath me.....
stay low boys...keep those feet moving....be perfect.........
I just don't get it. Are there SMU people on the TCU board right now? I just don't know why the UNT'ers, Texas Staters, Sam Houston people and froggies come on here. I have no desire to go to a TCU or A&M or Tulsa or Houston mesage board and talk about SMU. It is just a foreign concept to me.
FrogieFever wrote:A. Dallas is one of the most dangerous cities in America; Fort Worth is one of the safest. That alone is an awe-inspiring statistic.
since i started this thread i thought i would comment. this quote about dallas being dangerous? i have a few friends who have recently moved to dallas from atlanta and they are in shock about how clean, organized and safe dallas is. Comming from atlanta, one of the TRUE crime capitals of the country, dallas seems like a utopia! walk around dallas during the day, then walk around atlanta during the day and then you judge what a reall dangerous city really is. As for fort worth, who cares, other then the stock yards its beneath me.....
I am aware that things change in time, but 20 some odd years ago I was a private investigator working on a civil suit on behalf of T. Cullen Davis in respect to the Mansion murders in Ft Worth. I got to go to some pretty seedy areas to interview some pretty shady characters. I would not have even begun to list Ft Worth as a "safe" community at that time. I honestly feared for my life on several occasions.
Really? Interesting... a close family friend was one of the plaintiffs in that case: Gus "Bubba" Gavrel Jr.
mrydel wrote:
smu01 wrote:
FrogieFever wrote:A. Dallas is one of the most dangerous cities in America; Fort Worth is one of the safest. That alone is an awe-inspiring statistic.
since i started this thread i thought i would comment. this quote about dallas being dangerous? i have a few friends who have recently moved to dallas from atlanta and they are in shock about how clean, organized and safe dallas is. Comming from atlanta, one of the TRUE crime capitals of the country, dallas seems like a utopia! walk around dallas during the day, then walk around atlanta during the day and then you judge what a reall dangerous city really is. As for fort worth, who cares, other then the stock yards its beneath me.....
I am aware that things change in time, but 20 some odd years ago I was a private investigator working on a civil suit on behalf of T. Cullen Davis in respect to the Mansion murders in Ft Worth. I got to go to some pretty seedy areas to interview some pretty shady characters. I would not have even begun to list Ft Worth as a "safe" community at that time. I honestly feared for my life on several occasions.
