You gotta get ahead of the crowd.

…is because he so thoroughly embarrassed himself and so thoroughly revealed himself to be a sad and pathetic old man that pity is probably the more appropriate emotion to direct towards him.

The errors, the utter disregard for what a university is supposed to be, the completely irrational delivery… all of it was something one would expect from the drunkest, most uneducated message board poster.

I don’t know if he’s since apologized, but if not, he has serious issues.

Kyle merely defended himself after someone complained about a simple comment accompanying a re-tweet.

I know I’m simply continuing the chain, but I swear you’re bitching and ranting and raving about a non-issue. If you hate Kyle’s writing and the rest of the blog, why read it? I don’t enjoy Fox, so I watch CNN. Simple concept.

Plus, since when does hating on a coach make you a damn good dawg?

and I will say it again -
words written by people on the internet do not actually jump out of the internet and stab you in the eyeball. You don’t have to like what is said by others, they don’t have to agree with you. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, it’s quite ok for those opinions to be different.
More importantly – just as CMR doesn’t need Kyle’s keyboard to defend him, Fran doesn’t need your’s either allyugadawg. Being a 30 year season ticket holder doesn’t mean your opinion is any more or less important than Kyle’s.

I might feel differently about your comments Allyugadawg if they were not negative or quite so bitchy most of the time.
If you don’t like what’s said at dawgsports.com – don’t read it. It really is that simple.

Here is the sum total of what I wrote upon the subject: “Herschel Walker could teach Fran Tarkenton a thing or two about how to make a public statement about one’s alma mater.” Again, I would direct your attention to the word “public”; if he wants to work behind the scenes to bring about a change, that is his business, but what he said publicly was ill-considered, and, far from excoriating him for it, I simply accentuated the positive by pointing out the right way to do it by way of comparison.

After that, I only commented further in response to one of your typical insulting, condescending, sarcastic, presumptuous, and holier-than-thou comments. As with my response to Tarkenton, I answered you in a tone much more respectful, reasonable, and rational than the tone you adopted, and you ratcheted up the attitude, using snottiness as a substitute for substance, as you do when discussing everything from Jim Harbaugh (because I dared to suggest that Georgia should not pursue him, since he likely would prefer to be at Michigan or in the NFL, a position which you indicated had robbed me of much of my credibility, and also a position with respect to which I later was proven entirely correct) to Twitter (which you condemned me for not “getting,” and which I subsequently have made a concerted effort to employ, though this has not stopped you from mocking me and the regular readers of this site as old fogeys in your tweets).

All I am able to glean from your comments is that, by “let it go,” you mean “don’t dare to respond to me reasonably, respectfully, and rationally while I’m being rude, obnoxious, and ill-mannered.” By that definition, I hereafter will be letting it go. You may assume the hyper-intense all-caps “seriously” is implied.

You mean we have a 3rd generation UGA grad on the board? And a 30 year season ticket holder as well? Thank you so much for gracing us with your presence.

I’m only a 2nd generation UGA grad, so I’ll defer to your obviously superior opinion.

now you’re just embarassing yourself. I think an email to Kyle, since you are obviously so passionate about your position, might help you avoid the ridicule you are about to receive.

Well, then Dr. Falken. How about a nice game of tic-tac-toe?

Ally it seems like the majority of the time that you come over here its to chide and criticize us and kyle about something. Kyle is a reasonable gentleman and if you disagree with something, there is a better way to express it and he’ll be happy to have a spirited yet respectful discussion with you. Your mud-slinging doesn’t show you to be an intelligent long time fan, but an angry entitled snob who argues like Tammy calling into Finebaum’s Sports Jerry Springer show.

I don’t attend UGA, nor do I hold season tickets like a birthright, nor do I have some sort of pedigree you seem to value greatly, but I do love the hell out of the Georgia Bulldogs and when I suggest to my friends how the Dawg Nation is the best fanbase in the land, I will not cite you as an example.

Well done, Muckbeast!

Perhaps he is planning on presenting them to his next Strikeforce opponent.

Unless you were a rabbit. Salads, frozen yogurt is about all I can remember. I ate there exactly one time at the Beechwood location in Athens. Became a Taco Bell convert shortly thereafter.

was one…..

I was too worried about the wave crashing behind her to notice the belly button

We may have a new lexicon entry there.

. . . was the scene in a 1984 “Hill Street Blues” episode in which Paul “The Wall” Sgrignoli, believed to be dead, awakened suddenly and called out the name of his wife, Gina (played by Jennifer Tilly), with similar emphasis?

“Hill Street Blues,” anyone? Anyone? Is this thing on?

and that’s been my opinion for some time. I was just blowing her off, along with everyone else.

Mid-latitude, contenental locales often have incredible climate extremes. I was in Minneapolis for several days one summer years ago during a triple-digit heatwave.

The good news (hopefully) is the 60-90 day temperature forecast for you and much of the SE U.S. is a return to “seasonable” values… which means regression to the mean!

Still, I can ‘t believe the snow y’all have had.