TCU is just, Fort Worthless~

[Dean Heather]

Pony Nation must remember that the little tiny Horn Frogs are in fact from Fort Worthless,Tx.
Having said this, IF our SMU Mustangs would have been given the chance to play Boise St. in a "BCS Bowl Game" for crying out loud, we would have beat em worse than we did Nevada.

Let me hear from you Pony Nation, Am I right?

#1 SMU fan from Cedar Creek Lake~

[gostangs]

Boise would beat us by 20. How is that?

I hate the frogs too, but we are not at their level yet. Getting there, but not yet.

[that's great raplh]

i have said it before

fort worth is to dallas

as

new jersey is to new york

[Mestengo]

Pass the blunt.

[Dooby]

I like Fort Worth.

[Terry Webster]

I like New Jersey.

[Junior]

sorry, dean, we would not beat bsu.

[smusic 00]

This is coming from someone in Gun Barrel City? I'll take Ft. Worth, and BSU by a truckload over us this year.

[George S. Patton]

I like Fort Worth too.

[PK]

I like Fort Worth, it has some interesting things to do and a little slower life style. For the most part and for many reasons I still prefer living in Dallas, however, after considerable research it has been determined that Fort Worth does have something Dallas does not have and that is.........a big city nearby.

[Glenn Sosbee]

Fort Worth has something Dallas doesn't have...a real city 40 miles away. By the way, nothing wrong with the great Gun Barrel City out there on Cedar Creek Lake. Shout out to you good folks.

[Glenn Sosbee]

I like Fort Worth, it has some interesting things to do and a little slower life style. For the most part and for many reasons I still prefer living in Dallas, however, after considerable research it has been determined that Fort Worth does have something Dallas does not have and that is.........a big city nearby.

Hey PK, thanks for stealing my thunder. Wiseguy.

[jtstang]

I like Dallas, but only in the 214. No use for the 972.

[SMU 86]

Not a lot of frogs visiting our board since their loss.

[George S. Patton]

Not a lot of frogs visiting our board since their loss.

Addition by subtraction.