Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 4:27 pm
I think the market in Highland Park is pretty flooded.
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Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 4:32 pm
actually I was gointo come up there with my fake gucci handbags and Foakley sunglasses. Any takers?
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 4:34 pm
Big10Ponyfan wrote:DonCaliche wrote:We're just better than you.
We're better armed!!!!
Are you guys going to open up your brown leather coats full of wristwatches and cubic zerconiam (sp) necklaces?
Anybody have the time?
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 4:37 pm
1985coog wrote:actually I was gointo come up there with my fake gucci handbags and Foakley sunglasses. Any takers?
I thought those would be in the trunk of your 1974 Duster. You can use the parking lot at the Mrs. Bairds factory as a setup. And the good news is that it is next to a 7-11.
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 4:56 pm
Thank God how would i eat if not for 7-11, besides I'll be leaving my 95 Intrepid there because let's face no one easier to scam than rich college students. I fully expect to be driving my brand new SuV while the other one is on the phone to daddy explaining why he needs a new one
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 5:43 pm
Which one of you coog fans is bringing my Mission Burrito?
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 5:46 pm
Cougar High Fans,
Let's get down to brass tax here. I have read the entire thread here and I can sum it up. Both UofH and SMU have some underlying tension and that stems from a few things. We at SMU live in the former shadow of glory days from Doak Walker all the way to Reggie Dupard. You Cougars live in the former shadow of Bill Yoeman and the days when Yoeman got to the Cotton Bowl on a regular basis and then a few flashy years of the Run and Shoot. We both are pissed we were left out of the Big 12. We both feel our home cities distract potential fans from coming to our games. We both are trying to find our way to national respect by competing in C-USA.
That being said, we are both pissed off about the recent past and and we want our programs to be competitive.
So here is what I say. Let's suit up on Saturday and beat the living hell out of each other on the field and see who has more points on the scoreboard at the end of the day.
Mustang98 Out!
Let's get down to brass tax here. I have read the entire thread here and I can sum it up. Both UofH and SMU have some underlying tension and that stems from a few things. We at SMU live in the former shadow of glory days from Doak Walker all the way to Reggie Dupard. You Cougars live in the former shadow of Bill Yoeman and the days when Yoeman got to the Cotton Bowl on a regular basis and then a few flashy years of the Run and Shoot. We both are pissed we were left out of the Big 12. We both feel our home cities distract potential fans from coming to our games. We both are trying to find our way to national respect by competing in C-USA.
That being said, we are both pissed off about the recent past and and we want our programs to be competitive.
So here is what I say. Let's suit up on Saturday and beat the living hell out of each other on the field and see who has more points on the scoreboard at the end of the day.
Mustang98 Out!
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 5:53 pm
Mustang98 wrote:Let's get down to brass tax here. I have read the entire thread here and I can sum it up. Both UofH and SMU have some underlying tension and that stems from a few things. We at SMU live in the former shadow of glory days from Doak Walker all the way to Reggie Dupard. You Cougars live in the former shadow of Bill Yoeman and the days when Yoeman got to the Cotton Bowl on a regular basis and then a few flashy years of the Run and Shoot. We both are pissed we were left out of the Big 12. We both feel our home cities distract potential fans from coming to our games. We both are trying to find our way to national respect by competing in C-USA.
That being said, we are both pissed off about the recent past and and we want our programs to be competitive.
So here is what I say. Let's suit up on Saturday and beat the living hell out of each other on the field and see who has more points on the scoreboard at the end of the day.
Mustang98 Out!
Probably. But when all is said and done...you'll still suck.
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 5:54 pm
Sorry blog, the burritos are used to create a false trail for the police.
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 5:57 pm
gardbarns wrote:Sorry blog, the burritos are used to create a false trail for the police.
Well, at least Coog fan has a since of humor.
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 6:07 pm
Mustang98 wrote:
Let's get down to brass tax here. I have read the entire thread here and I can sum it up. Both UofH and SMU have some underlying tension and that stems from a few things. We at SMU live in the former shadow of glory days from Doak Walker all the way to Reggie Dupard. You Cougars live in the former shadow of Bill Yoeman and the days when Yoeman got to the Cotton Bowl on a regular basis and then a few flashy years of the Run and Shoot. We both are pissed we were left out of the Big 12. We both feel our home cities distract potential fans from coming to our games. We both are trying to find our way to national respect by competing in C-USA.
That being said, we are both pissed off about the recent past and and we want our programs to be competitive.
So here is what I say. Let's suit up on Saturday and beat the living hell out of each other on the field and see who has more points on the scoreboard at the end of the day.
Mustang98 Out!
Probably. But when all is said and done...you'll still suck.
Coogcheese,
Are you and idiot? You are missing the point. We need you to be good and you need us to be good in order for all of us to get somewhere (like a BCS bowl) You can't get to a BCS bowl and play only good teams (i.e. Miami) every few years. Like it or not, but UH, SMU, Tulsa, UTEP, etc. all have to improve for all of us to make that big leap forward. "Rising water raises all ships in the harbor."
Let's get down to brass tax here. I have read the entire thread here and I can sum it up. Both UofH and SMU have some underlying tension and that stems from a few things. We at SMU live in the former shadow of glory days from Doak Walker all the way to Reggie Dupard. You Cougars live in the former shadow of Bill Yoeman and the days when Yoeman got to the Cotton Bowl on a regular basis and then a few flashy years of the Run and Shoot. We both are pissed we were left out of the Big 12. We both feel our home cities distract potential fans from coming to our games. We both are trying to find our way to national respect by competing in C-USA.
That being said, we are both pissed off about the recent past and and we want our programs to be competitive.
So here is what I say. Let's suit up on Saturday and beat the living hell out of each other on the field and see who has more points on the scoreboard at the end of the day.
Mustang98 Out!
Probably. But when all is said and done...you'll still suck.
Coogcheese,
Are you and idiot? You are missing the point. We need you to be good and you need us to be good in order for all of us to get somewhere (like a BCS bowl) You can't get to a BCS bowl and play only good teams (i.e. Miami) every few years. Like it or not, but UH, SMU, Tulsa, UTEP, etc. all have to improve for all of us to make that big leap forward. "Rising water raises all ships in the harbor."
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 7:16 pm
The one thing I remember from that game is that on the news, the sportscaster talked about how the Houston cheerleaders had to do pushups after every score. So 7 pushups, then 14, etc... and it ended up being 600 some odd pushups.
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 7:29 pm
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 7:35 pm
Mustangs35SMU wrote:http://www.ponyfans.com/audio/SMUHou2005.mp3
All that needs to be said.
Music to my ears. Absolutely beautiful.
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 7:36 pm
Coogcheese wrote:Mustang98 wrote:Let's get down to brass tax here. I have read the entire thread here and I can sum it up. Both UofH and SMU have some underlying tension and that stems from a few things. We at SMU live in the former shadow of glory days from Doak Walker all the way to Reggie Dupard. You Cougars live in the former shadow of Bill Yoeman and the days when Yoeman got to the Cotton Bowl on a regular basis and then a few flashy years of the Run and Shoot. We both are pissed we were left out of the Big 12. We both feel our home cities distract potential fans from coming to our games. We both are trying to find our way to national respect by competing in C-USA.
That being said, we are both pissed off about the recent past and and we want our programs to be competitive.
So here is what I say. Let's suit up on Saturday and beat the living hell out of each other on the field and see who has more points on the scoreboard at the end of the day.
Mustang98 Out!
Probably. But when all is said and done...you'll still suck.
Typical cougar high school class.