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wut gives?

SenorWeezer wrote:Grass Rules!

I didn't know you went to school in Missoula.

Cat-theotherwhitemeat wrote:

SenorWeezer wrote:Grass Rules!

I didn't know you went to school in Missoula.

Uhhhh...Dude, my vision is a little blurry and I am STARVING, is this the wrong blog?

SenorWeezer wrote:

Cat-theotherwhitemeat wrote:

SenorWeezer wrote:Grass Rules!

I didn't know you went to school in Missoula.

Uhhhh...Dude, my vision is a little blurry and I am STARVING, is this the wrong blog?

LOL, Meat Likey.

I think weltercat is the only one here not in middle school

I'm always serious outside of the smack board.

I'm also highly educated and had a hard time following your response other than to catch the jab to the Cats and boost to the Griz, which I pretty much expect from you within five minutes of anything I post.

Cledus wrote:I'm always serious outside of the smack board.

I'm also highly educated and had a hard time following your response other than to catch the jab to the Cats and boost to the Griz, which I pretty much expect from you within five minutes of anything I post.

Now that you're done touting your mental abilities, I'll try to explain this in the most neutral manner possible: after last years cat-griz game, many griz fans used the poor field conditions as an excuse for our loss; I myself thought this was rather lame, as both teams had to play on the same field. In your post, however, you implied that poor field conditions actually do give the cats an advantage over their opponents. I merely wanted you to clarify your opinion on this matter. Is that clear enough for your brilliant mind?

Htowngriz wrote:Now that you're done touting your mental abilities, I'll try to explain this in the most neutral manner possible: after last years cat-griz game, many griz fans used the poor field conditions as an excuse for our loss; I myself thought this was rather lame, as both teams had to play on the same field. In your post, however, you implied that poor field conditions actually do give the cats an advantage over their opponents. I merely wanted you to clarify your opinion on this matter. Is that clear enough for your brilliant mind?

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I'll try to explain this in the most neutral manner possible: after last years cat-griz game, many griz fans used the poor field conditions as an excuse for our loss; I myself thought this was rather lame, as both teams had to play on the same field.

weren't you just trying to say that Lex was impacted by the field conditions in another post? i'm just trying to be clear if you thought the field conditions were an issue or not? sorry for butting in.

MSU Toddler wrote:

I'll try to explain this in the most neutral manner possible: after last years cat-griz game, many griz fans used the poor field conditions as an excuse for our loss; I myself thought this was rather lame, as both teams had to play on the same field.

weren't you just trying to say that Lex was impacted by the field conditions in another post? i'm just trying to be clear if you thought the field conditions were an issue or not? sorry for butting in.

He may have been affected by it because he was used to field turf, but that still shouldn't have been an excuse for our loss. We knew the field would be bad going into it, and we should have found a way to win despite that.