Definitions of folly:lifeloyalsigmsu wrote:Please explain the folly of ones comments Mr. Nietzsche.......tailbone wrote:Reread this whole thread.Catz Rock wrote:Hey Griz posters......
Yes we did play poorly, and still beat a team that ran up 500 yards on your fantastic defense. I can hardly wait to watch Lulay shread your defense. Don't forget.........Lulay owns you guys! Your new quaterback had a great game against ISU, but remember......He's no Lulay!
A smart man learns from his mistakes.
A wise man learns from the mistakes of others.
Morons just don't learn.
Moron.
I'd try to explain the folly of your comments....but you're a moron.
This is a thread on sports and many people prognosticate. Again I'll ask, where were you all of last week? Cat fans were bold enough to make a bunch of predictions despite almost eating crow.
-the trait of acting stupidly or rashly
-the quality of being rash and foolish
Having "set oneself up" for ridicule by making predictions based on such faulty reasoning as comparative performance, and thus being subject to that ridicule is in itself bad enough.....but to persist in using the same faulty reasoning in response is folly.
......is an invitation for Griz fans to return and "rub salt in the wound" should Lulay's heroics prove insufficient to provide a win in November.Catz Rock wrote:.......I can hardly wait to watch Lulay shread your defense. Don't forget.........Lulay owns you guys! ......
You'll not see me making a case for superiority based on a 3TD victory at ISU, despite your 2pt home victory over the same Bengals, nor will I make ridiculous prognostications on that basis.
FWIW: It should be obvious that those 500 yds did not prevent a Griz win, and though last years defense was statistically suspect - it didn't prevent a trip to Chatty. The only meaningful statistic is the score of the game just played and how it impacts conference standings.
It shouldn't require an engineering degree from MSU to figure that out.