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Boulder classy poast.RaceBannon said:
You could learn to laugh at yourself like the rest of us doPassion said:
Actually, it was longer than a month. Despite my wife (correctly) pointing out that it's pointless to engage trump's blind loyalists who don't believe in facts, I let myself get sucked into debates with people whose positions have no foundation in reality.GreenRiverGatorz said:
After a months long hiatus, this is the shit you return with? I hope the enlightened women's retreat you were at all this time was worth the fee.Passion said:
The song says, "Mighty are the Men who wear the Purple and the Gold." "are" is present tense. Well, women athletes also wear the purple and the gold.Alexis said:As one of the 17 people who was still in the stadium during the rousing rendition of our Fight Song on the Jumbotron, the fucking words aren't "Mighty are the ones who wear the purple and the gold."
When women pass the Dardanelles (Race was there) then you can include them in the fight song.
Until then, Fuck off.
If the song said "Mighty are the Men who passed the Dardanelles," and they wanted to change it to "the ones who passed the Dardanelles" then you might have a point because women did not "pass the Dardanelles."
Your argument doesn't make sense because they're only changing a part of the song that deals with "mighty" people who "currently wear" the Purple and the Gold.
Climate change is a Chinese hoax, alabama is in the storm's path, women athletes at UW don't exist.
I should just walk away. But I don't. Call it a weakness.
Just kidding, your an OG and I don't care if we disagree on everything. Go DAWGS -
This post on the Football Board proves that this type of thing is not confined to the "tug" board.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Why go in the Tug then?Passion said:
Actually, it was longer than a month. Despite my wife (correctly) pointing out that it's pointless to engage trump's blind loyalists who don't believe in facts, I let myself get sucked into debates with people whose positions have no foundation in reality.GreenRiverGatorz said:
After a months long hiatus, this is the shit you return with? I hope the enlightened women's retreat you were at all this time was worth the fee.Passion said:
The song says, "Mighty are the Men who wear the Purple and the Gold." "are" is present tense. Well, women athletes also wear the purple and the gold.Alexis said:As one of the 17 people who was still in the stadium during the rousing rendition of our Fight Song on the Jumbotron, the fucking words aren't "Mighty are the ones who wear the purple and the gold."
When women pass the Dardanelles (Race was there) then you can include them in the fight song.
Until then, Fuck off.
If the song said "Mighty are the Men who passed the Dardanelles," and they wanted to change it to "the ones who passed the Dardanelles" then you might have a point because women did not "pass the Dardanelles."
Your argument doesn't make sense because they're only changing a part of the song that deals with "mighty" people who "currently wear" the Purple and the Gold.
Climate change is a Chinese hoax, alabama is in the storm's path, women athletes at UW don't exist.
I should just walk away. But I don't. Call it a weakness.EnjoySuffer the football and forget the rest. -
To some, changing the words to a 100+ year old fight song stands alone and apart from national politics.Passion said:
This post on the Football Board proves that this type of thing is not confined to the "tug" board.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Why go in the Tug then?Passion said:
Actually, it was longer than a month. Despite my wife (correctly) pointing out that it's pointless to engage trump's blind loyalists who don't believe in facts, I let myself get sucked into debates with people whose positions have no foundation in reality.GreenRiverGatorz said:
After a months long hiatus, this is the shit you return with? I hope the enlightened women's retreat you were at all this time was worth the fee.Passion said:
The song says, "Mighty are the Men who wear the Purple and the Gold." "are" is present tense. Well, women athletes also wear the purple and the gold.Alexis said:As one of the 17 people who was still in the stadium during the rousing rendition of our Fight Song on the Jumbotron, the fucking words aren't "Mighty are the ones who wear the purple and the gold."
When women pass the Dardanelles (Race was there) then you can include them in the fight song.
Until then, Fuck off.
If the song said "Mighty are the Men who passed the Dardanelles," and they wanted to change it to "the ones who passed the Dardanelles" then you might have a point because women did not "pass the Dardanelles."
Your argument doesn't make sense because they're only changing a part of the song that deals with "mighty" people who "currently wear" the Purple and the Gold.
Climate change is a Chinese hoax, alabama is in the storm's path, women athletes at UW don't exist.
I should just walk away. But I don't. Call it a weakness.EnjoySuffer the football and forget the rest. -
Have you seen some of the softball and basketball chicks over the past few years?Passion said:
The song says, "Mighty are the Men who wear the Purple and the Gold." "are" is present tense. Well, women athletes also wear the purple and the gold.Alexis said:As one of the 17 people who was still in the stadium during the rousing rendition of our Fight Song on the Jumbotron, the fucking words aren't "Mighty are the ones who wear the purple and the gold."
When women pass the Dardanelles (Race was there) then you can include them in the fight song.
Until then, Fuck off.
If the song said "Mighty are the Men who passed the Dardanelles," and they wanted to change it to "the ones who passed the Dardanelles" then you might have a point because women did not "pass the Dardanelles."
Your argument doesn't make sense because they're only changing a part of the song that deals with "mighty" people who "currently wear" the Purple and the Gold.
This discrepancy shall not stand unchallenged.
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If this post doesn't get quoted and reposted about another five times, you're all fags.Swaye said:This will not stand! Let's vote her out of office in both Croatia and at the AD!
Your next Athletic Department President (who gives a fuck if we win or lose she could tell me my dick was falling off in that bikini and I'd still be happy).
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You know those people fleeing whatever shithole country, California shaped state, or in this case Tug forum, rushing into better places (like the football forum) and still behaving and believing in the same things that caused them to have to leave their homes in the first place?Passion said:
This post on the Football Board proves that this type of thing is not confined to the "tug" board.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Why go in the Tug then?Passion said:
Actually, it was longer than a month. Despite my wife (correctly) pointing out that it's pointless to engage trump's blind loyalists who don't believe in facts, I let myself get sucked into debates with people whose positions have no foundation in reality.GreenRiverGatorz said:
After a months long hiatus, this is the shit you return with? I hope the enlightened women's retreat you were at all this time was worth the fee.Passion said:
The song says, "Mighty are the Men who wear the Purple and the Gold." "are" is present tense. Well, women athletes also wear the purple and the gold.Alexis said:As one of the 17 people who was still in the stadium during the rousing rendition of our Fight Song on the Jumbotron, the fucking words aren't "Mighty are the ones who wear the purple and the gold."
When women pass the Dardanelles (Race was there) then you can include them in the fight song.
Until then, Fuck off.
If the song said "Mighty are the Men who passed the Dardanelles," and they wanted to change it to "the ones who passed the Dardanelles" then you might have a point because women did not "pass the Dardanelles."
Your argument doesn't make sense because they're only changing a part of the song that deals with "mighty" people who "currently wear" the Purple and the Gold.
Climate change is a Chinese hoax, alabama is in the storm's path, women athletes at UW don't exist.
I should just walk away. But I don't. Call it a weakness.EnjoySuffer the football and forget the rest.
You remind me of them.
If you want to have a serious debate about pronouns in a fight song ( LOL fuck me ) take it to the tug. -
Uhhh...language on the tug board goes well beyond "national politics" as that term has been traditionally defined (i.e., tax policy, insurance reform, environmental regulations, foreign policy), and goes well into what "national politics" has sadly become.GrundleStiltzkin said:
To some, changing the words to a 100+ year old fight song stands alone and apart from national politics.Passion said:
This post on the Football Board proves that this type of thing is not confined to the "tug" board.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Why go in the Tug then?Passion said:
Actually, it was longer than a month. Despite my wife (correctly) pointing out that it's pointless to engage trump's blind loyalists who don't believe in facts, I let myself get sucked into debates with people whose positions have no foundation in reality.GreenRiverGatorz said:
After a months long hiatus, this is the shit you return with? I hope the enlightened women's retreat you were at all this time was worth the fee.Passion said:
The song says, "Mighty are the Men who wear the Purple and the Gold." "are" is present tense. Well, women athletes also wear the purple and the gold.Alexis said:As one of the 17 people who was still in the stadium during the rousing rendition of our Fight Song on the Jumbotron, the fucking words aren't "Mighty are the ones who wear the purple and the gold."
When women pass the Dardanelles (Race was there) then you can include them in the fight song.
Until then, Fuck off.
If the song said "Mighty are the Men who passed the Dardanelles," and they wanted to change it to "the ones who passed the Dardanelles" then you might have a point because women did not "pass the Dardanelles."
Your argument doesn't make sense because they're only changing a part of the song that deals with "mighty" people who "currently wear" the Purple and the Gold.
Climate change is a Chinese hoax, alabama is in the storm's path, women athletes at UW don't exist.
I should just walk away. But I don't. Call it a weakness.EnjoySuffer the football and forget the rest.
Terms used on this thread include: "whiny cunts," "shemen," and this gem: "The word Song is offensive to our massive chink gook slant fan base. How dare we mock their culture? Also pretty sure it’s a place somewhere in Africa. So you can add the browns to the mix. I won’t say that racist term because I have black frens."
This type of thing has - sadly - seeped into our national politics. -
Yes, but the song was written at the time (tim?) and being sung about players that were *men* playing *football*.Passion said:
The song says, "Mighty are the Men who wear the Purple and the Gold." "are" is present tense. Well, women athletes also wear the purple and the gold.Alexis said:As one of the 17 people who was still in the stadium during the rousing rendition of our Fight Song on the Jumbotron, the fucking words aren't "Mighty are the ones who wear the purple and the gold."
When women pass the Dardanelles (Race was there) then you can include them in the fight song.
Until then, Fuck off.
If the song said "Mighty are the Men who passed the Dardanelles," and they wanted to change it to "the ones who passed the Dardanelles" then you might have a point because women did not "pass the Dardanelles."
Your argument doesn't make sense because they're only changing a part of the song that deals with "mighty" people who "currently wear" the Purple and the Gold.
https://www.lib.washington.edu/music/specialcollections/bow-down-to-washington
(TL;DR “Bow Down to Washington” came out of a contest to write lyrics for a song to sing at the CAL (lol) football game)
I understand that the song is now representative of all the modern day university athletic teams that comprise of both men *and* women, so tweaking the lyrics is appropriate in certain circumstances (in fact the “official” lyrics have already changed several times as noted in the page I referenced).
However, at a football game, I have zero problem having us sing “mighty are the men”. -
Why does the adapted fight song hurt your vagina so much?Alexis said:
Queery. How many of them have suited up in a football game.Passion said:
Actually, it was longer than a month. Despite my wife (correctly) pointing out that it's pointless to engage trump's blind loyalists who don't believe in facts, I let myself get sucked into debates with people whose positions have no foundation in reality.GreenRiverGatorz said:
After a months long hiatus, this is the shit you return with? I hope the enlightened women's retreat you were at all this time was worth the fee.Passion said:
The song says, "Mighty are the Men who wear the Purple and the Gold." "are" is present tense. Well, women athletes also wear the purple and the gold.Alexis said:As one of the 17 people who was still in the stadium during the rousing rendition of our Fight Song on the Jumbotron, the fucking words aren't "Mighty are the ones who wear the purple and the gold."
When women pass the Dardanelles (Race was there) then you can include them in the fight song.
Until then, Fuck off.
If the song said "Mighty are the Men who passed the Dardanelles," and they wanted to change it to "the ones who passed the Dardanelles" then you might have a point because women did not "pass the Dardanelles."
Your argument doesn't make sense because they're only changing a part of the song that deals with "mighty" people who "currently wear" the Purple and the Gold.
Climate change is a Chinese hoax, alabama is in the storm's path, women athletes at UW don't exist.
I should just walk away. But I don't. Call it a weakness.
Fuck off you snowflake cuckdoog! -
Using @PurpleJ as an example of our national political discourse is a bold movePassion said:
Uhhh...language on the tug board goes well beyond "national politics" as that term has been traditionally defined (i.e., tax policy, insurance reform, environmental regulations, foreign policy), and goes well into what "national politics" has sadly become.GrundleStiltzkin said:
To some, changing the words to a 100+ year old fight song stands alone and apart from national politics.Passion said:
This post on the Football Board proves that this type of thing is not confined to the "tug" board.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Why go in the Tug then?Passion said:
Actually, it was longer than a month. Despite my wife (correctly) pointing out that it's pointless to engage trump's blind loyalists who don't believe in facts, I let myself get sucked into debates with people whose positions have no foundation in reality.GreenRiverGatorz said:
After a months long hiatus, this is the shit you return with? I hope the enlightened women's retreat you were at all this time was worth the fee.Passion said:
The song says, "Mighty are the Men who wear the Purple and the Gold." "are" is present tense. Well, women athletes also wear the purple and the gold.Alexis said:As one of the 17 people who was still in the stadium during the rousing rendition of our Fight Song on the Jumbotron, the fucking words aren't "Mighty are the ones who wear the purple and the gold."
When women pass the Dardanelles (Race was there) then you can include them in the fight song.
Until then, Fuck off.
If the song said "Mighty are the Men who passed the Dardanelles," and they wanted to change it to "the ones who passed the Dardanelles" then you might have a point because women did not "pass the Dardanelles."
Your argument doesn't make sense because they're only changing a part of the song that deals with "mighty" people who "currently wear" the Purple and the Gold.
Climate change is a Chinese hoax, alabama is in the storm's path, women athletes at UW don't exist.
I should just walk away. But I don't. Call it a weakness.EnjoySuffer the football and forget the rest.
Terms used on this thread include: "whiny cunts," "shemen," and this gem: "The word Song is offensive to our massive chink gook slant fan base. How dare we mock their culture? Also pretty sure it’s a place somewhere in Africa. So you can add the browns to the mix. I won’t say that racist term because I have black frens."
This type of thing has - sadly - seeped into our national politics.
I like it
