Some of you have called Auburn dysfunctional, but

[UltimateVUFan]

I try to not take things personally

OMG!!! ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!




(get ready for the mother of all long-winded angry posts in ....3....2....1....)

Dude…that’s not even what he said. You intentionally edited the quote to misrepresent the point Jason was trying to make. Frankly, your behavior is pretty tiresome.

[FayetteDore]

Guys, back to the subject of the thread: Wasn't THIS the original "Auburn is dysfunctional" post, which was included in the Derek Mason heading to Oklahoma State thread on the FOOTBALL forum?

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IF so, why are y'all arguing about this.

[MrMemorial]

Time to set the record straight on some Cumberland history.

They stopped being the Bulldogs in 2015-ish.

quote:
"In 2015, as in the 1860s, the Phoenix stands as an instantly recognizable symbol of Cumberland University's fire-forged excellence," according to the release. "The Phoenix reflects the grace and dynamism of an institution continually reinventing itself to continue preparing its students to reach the pinnacle of academic and athletic success."
https://www.tennessean.com/story/sports ... /78273132/

And when they make the (NAIA/D-3/whatever) sweet 16 or final four with wins over Concordia and Montreat nobody will be laughing. Someday when they get an online sports forum, watch for posts under the name Mr.DallasFloydPhoenixArena who can say he was a Cumberland fan "before it was cool."

[Jason94]

I try to not take things personally

OMG!!! ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!




(get ready for the mother of all long-winded angry posts in ....3....2....1....)

Dude…that’s not even what he said. You intentionally edited the quote to misrepresent the point Jason was trying to make. Frankly, your behavior is pretty tiresome.

It is odd that he tries to read emotion into posts as well, but does so poorly that it must simply be projection. I do plea guilty to being long-winded sometimes, but if anything, I'd describe my style as a bit "dry" and "clinical", which is pretty much the opposite of what he is inferring.

[DeefromAtlanta]

They're dirty. What's your point?