KU Fans Become Enraged By Titletown, Meltdown All Over The Internet

[GCJayhawker]

Mommy, why won't the scary creature die? It just keeps living and I don't know how.

[lopakman]

I'm officially bored with this thread.    Tim, you're like a pet fish.  It's fun at first but then it gets old and you end up flushing it down the toilet. 

[timhawk]

I'm officially bored with this thread.    Tim, you're like a pet fish.  It's fun at first but then it gets old and you end up flushing it down the toilet.

and you're like the little fat cross eyed kid in middle school that everyone picked on. now you act Internet tough

[yoman]

Guys, really. It's time to return the sock to The Laundromat. You've had enough fun with it.

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KSU is better.  /thread

[timhawk]

KSU is better.  /thread

#kuisnumber1inkansas

[420seriouscat69]

Mods, can we start sending these threads to the dungeon?

[yoman]

Can we discuss "farm humps?" I know beems is trying to make fun of us, but it is kinda a fun phrase to say. Idk about using it to describe wabashing, but as the cats are cruising to more wins in defense of the treble, it could be entertaining to describe the experience as #farmhumpin'. Just say that phrase to yourself, isn't it kinda fun?

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

Mods, can we start sending these threads to the dungeon?

[timhawk]

76 pages

[treysolid]

I love "farmhump", personally. I vote that the forum name be changed to "farmhump cannonball".

[yoman]

76 pages

#farmhumpin 

[Spracne]

76 pages

#farmhumpin 

You see, by embracing the perceived insult and making it their own, the movement is effectively curtailing its power to repress.  Such a phenomenon can be seen throughout various movements in history, e.g. the popularization of the "n-word" amongst African American populations, and the script-flipping of the term "little brother" by the fans of Kansas State athletics.

[timhawk]

76 pages

#farmhumpin 

You see, by embracing the perceived insult and making it their own, the movement is effectively curtailing its power to repress.  Such a phenomenon can be seen throughout various movements in history, e.g. the popularization of the "n-word" amongst African American populations, and the script-flipping of the term "little brother" by the fans of Kansas State athletics.

lol this is comical

[yoman]

76 pages

#farmhumpin 

You see, by embracing the perceived insult and making it their own, the movement is effectively curtailing its power to repress.  Such a phenomenon can be seen throughout various movements in history, e.g. the popularization of the "n-word" amongst African American populations, and the script-flipping of the term "little brother" by the fans of Kansas State athletics.

lol this is comical

That may be one of the most redundant statements you've ever made. Considering your posting history, that's impressive.

[timhawk]

76 pages

#farmhumpin 

You see, by embracing the perceived insult and making it their own, the movement is effectively curtailing its power to repress.  Such a phenomenon can be seen throughout various movements in history, e.g. the popularization of the "n-word" amongst African American populations, and the script-flipping of the term "little brother" by the fans of Kansas State athletics.

lol this is comical

That may be one of the most redundant statements you've ever made. Considering your posting history, that's impressive.

#redundant

[yoman]

76 pages

#farmhumpin 

You see, by embracing the perceived insult and making it their own, the movement is effectively curtailing its power to repress.  Such a phenomenon can be seen throughout various movements in history, e.g. the popularization of the "n-word" amongst African American populations, and the script-flipping of the term "little brother" by the fans of Kansas State athletics.

lol this is comical

That may be one of the most redundant statements you've ever made. Considering your posting history, that's impressive.

#redundant

parroting words that you don't understand is adorable, but isn't good posting.

[PowercatPat]

I can't believe how many posts tim has in this thread. Yikes.

[The Big Train]

I can't believe how many posts tim has in this thread. Yikes.

Obsession is a term I would use.

[timhawk]

I can't believe how many posts tim has in this thread. Yikes.

I started this thread so I can post as much as I want

#eatafatdick

[The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep]

my parents used to always tell me there were a lot of idiots on the internet. i didnt believe them until i saw this thread.

[timhawk]

my parents used to always tell me there were a lot of idiots on the internet. i didnt believe them until i saw this thread.

you're parents are idiots too because they told you the Easter bunny and tooth fairy were real

[The Big Train]

my parents used to always tell me there were a lot of idiots on the internet. i didnt believe them until i saw this thread.

you're parents are idiots too because they told you the Easter bunny and tooth fairy were real

You're really means ‘you are’, the apostrophe (apostrophe = ') shows us that the ‘a’ is missing: "You're really boring. I wish you wouldn't post as much. ”Your is a possessive pronoun and should be followed by a noun: ‘Your car, your phone…’One common mistake is to say, ‘Hope your okay’. It should, of course, be, ‘Hope you're okay’. Have you got it?

[timhawk]

my parents used to always tell me there were a lot of idiots on the internet. i didnt believe them until i saw this thread.

you're parents are idiots too because they told you the Easter bunny and tooth fairy were real

You're really means ‘you are’, the apostrophe (apostrophe = ') shows us that the ‘a’ is missing: "You're really boring. I wish you wouldn't post as much. ”Your is a possessive pronoun and should be followed by a noun: ‘Your car, your phone…’One common mistake is to say, ‘Hope your okay’. It should, of course, be, ‘Hope you're okay’. Have you got it?

could you explain that to me one more time grammar police? auto-correct sure does like to throw words in THEIR for ya (see what I did THEIR?)

[scottwildcat]

Tim, how was your day?