Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 3:35 am
Hey! They fought the good fight! Timing's off a little, that's all!
So....Go Louisville!
So....Go Louisville!
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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 3:41 am
um, it only means they are facing the inevitable.....getting embarassed by Illinois...live it up while you can...up first...Louisville...skank ville at its finest (according to our resident bitch, alan evil)
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 4:15 am
Low class Andy, not funny. So, in answer to that........andy_lemon wrote:Hey, what are you guys saying about UK now?
"Fuck you you white trash Indiana dickhead chuffer."
/wish I could have said that to your face
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 5:17 am
charlie wrote:Low class Andy, not funny. So, in answer to that........andy_lemon wrote:Hey, what are you guys saying about UK now?
"Fuck you you white trash Indiana dickhead chuffer."
/wish I could have said that to your face
I wish you coulda said it to his face too....ggggrrrrrr
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 2:09 pm
dipsi wrote:...
So....Go Louisville!
TRAITOR!
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 3:25 pm
as a person who does not necessarily believe that the sun rises nor sets on the outcome of a uk basketball game i was suprised when confronted with some of the fan antics. (some are really cute like 95 year old ladies putting on blue beads and cheering the team on). how can someone get so emotionally involved in a basketball game that they act as thought they are about to cause their own anuerism? crazy!
i would rationalize the whole experience with a "well you care about what you care about" but don't we need a little perspective here and rage therapy?
oofta!
i would rationalize the whole experience with a "well you care about what you care about" but don't we need a little perspective here and rage therapy?
oofta!
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 3:27 pm
maybe the basketball games are people's "rage therapy". for the most part they are non-violent and involve a lot of blowing off of steam.. a few huge exception come to mind, though.
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 3:36 pm
i guess growing up in lexington, ky may have an effect on me...the whole city revolves around UK and the men's basketball/football teams
it's hard not to love UK if you live in the city...blue is everywhere....
no matter where i live in this world i will always bleed blue
it's hard not to love UK if you live in the city...blue is everywhere....
no matter where i live in this world i will always bleed blue
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 3:36 pm
[quote="charlie"]
It's funny watching you furriners talking about perspective on UK ball. It's a very personal thing around here and you probably just won't get it. [quote]
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blast! and sorry. meetVA
It's funny watching you furriners talking about perspective on UK ball. It's a very personal thing around here and you probably just won't get it. [quote]
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blast! and sorry. meetVA
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 3:41 pm
My Grandmother went through UK's nursing program during the war. I know for a fact since then she has listened to or watched every UK men's basketball game. If you happen to call her during a game she doesn't answer the phone, if you call right before you'll get a really short conversation with, "... nicetalkingtoyoubye <click>" at tip off.
Now that I'm a UK student maybe I should go to a game?
Now that I'm a UK student maybe I should go to a game?