I don't know when you went to high school, or where, but we stomped Columbia River every time we played them, so the idea of losing to CR is rather amusing to me.NameIsRobertPaulson said:I was the Sports Editor for the paper in high school, and after one of our players reported to me that we were gonna destroy our next opponent, I put it in my article. We lost 63-7 (American Football). The Monday after, I had a class with Football coach Hajek. He took one look at me.Zechnophobe said:Ever say something... and immediately thought 'man, if I was famous, that would be a well known quote!'
Er, well I do, but I'm horribly conceited. Share yours, but here's mine:
1) "Believing in a jealous God is like having an imaginary friend... who doesn't like you."
2) "Wikipedia works because while there are a plethora of ways to be wrong about something, there is only one way to be right."
3) more recently "Sometimes I'm not pretty. And when I'm not, I don't want to listen to pretty music."
And you?
"Get out of my class. I don't care where you go. Just leave. I'm not dealing with you from now on."
my response?
"I will stop reporting about your team getting its ass kicked by Columbia River, as soon as your team STOPS GETTING ITS ASS KICKED BY COLUMBIA RIVER."
Haha, was Washougal ever good? I went to Camas, although I'm guessing quite a few years after you had graduated. I collapsed half a Washougal guy's facemask in a JV game my sophomore year.NameIsRobertPaulson said:Washougal High School, Washougal, Washington. Back when we were both in Class 3A (despite River having 5 times as many students).GrimTuesday said:I don't know when you went to high school, or where, but we stomped Columbia River every time we played them, so the idea of losing to CR is rather amusing to me.NameIsRobertPaulson said:I was the Sports Editor for the paper in high school, and after one of our players reported to me that we were gonna destroy our next opponent, I put it in my article. We lost 63-7 (American Football). The Monday after, I had a class with Football coach Hajek. He took one look at me.Zechnophobe said:Ever say something... and immediately thought 'man, if I was famous, that would be a well known quote!'
Er, well I do, but I'm horribly conceited. Share yours, but here's mine:
1) "Believing in a jealous God is like having an imaginary friend... who doesn't like you."
2) "Wikipedia works because while there are a plethora of ways to be wrong about something, there is only one way to be right."
3) more recently "Sometimes I'm not pretty. And when I'm not, I don't want to listen to pretty music."
And you?
"Get out of my class. I don't care where you go. Just leave. I'm not dealing with you from now on."
my response?
"I will stop reporting about your team getting its ass kicked by Columbia River, as soon as your team STOPS GETTING ITS ASS KICKED BY COLUMBIA RIVER."
On the topic of Football coaches mine love to say stuff like this
"Then you gotta just be like... WAH-BAAAAAM"
Maybe less of a paradox but more of a contradiction because shouldn't people hate hating popular things. And Before someone gets the wrong idea I'm not saying everyone who dislikes something that is popular because it's popular but a good amount of people do.Oscar90 said:Not a paradox but cool.Professor James said:It is popular to hate things that are popular
-Professor James
The Trend Paradox
Ask where the comma is in the first one. And your GF is losing time? Maybe she dumped you before you realised it.Rayne870 said:Someone just recently asked I like to sit around with my finger in my ass all day, I replied "Not all the time, and not necessarily my ass."
Other than that I have a rather constant flow of vulgar/rude/snarky comments. Or just random things. Like when I asked my boss "Is a purple monkey dishwasher, a purple monkey that washes dishes, or a dish washer that washes purple monkeys? Or is it something else entirely?"
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