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someone help me out, is this thread 4 pages of alpha males all obsessed with the one schlong in the cheerleading mix orrrrrrr?

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I did a drive-by to make fun of slicer. I don't think many people saw it because it was at the bottom of the previous page

The pain is real

NormanEH said:

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Beer Baron said:

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superunknown said:

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someone help me out, is this thread 4 pages of alpha males all obsessed with the one schlong in the cheerleading mix orrrrrrr?

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That, and the old classic of gays being child molestors.

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Flagged for calling Trump gay. Grow up

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you voted Biden? Didn't he shower with little girls?

I'm just saying, the cheerleader could or could not be gay.

It's dangerous to assume zhe is gay by default just by how zhe moves their body in a performance.

Ghost of Bisbee said:

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It's dangerous to assume zhe is gay

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I'll live dangerously

NormanEH said:

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Beer Baron said:

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superunknown said:

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someone help me out, is this thread 4 pages of alpha males all obsessed with the one schlong in the cheerleading mix orrrrrrr?

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That, and the old classic of gays being child molestors.

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Flagged for calling Trump gay. Grow up

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Ryan the Temp said:

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Do Aggies really have room to criticize male cheerleaders? After all, at one point, this was our football team:

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You don't even have to go to Broadway for proof.

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If the Ags change to female cheerleaders, does the band have to also change ? Does the band have to put a feather in their hat and fringe on their arms to be a manly enough school for you ? Maybe prance around in ambiguous semi-circles and play Michael Jackson songs ?

What makes a masculine school that would not shame your family and their good name ?

edit: not responding to Ryan, but to FC

toucan82 said:

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superunknown said:

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someone help me out, is this thread 4 pages of alpha males all obsessed with the one schlong in the cheerleading mix orrrrrrr?

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I did a drive-by to make fun of slicer. I don't think many people saw it because it was at the bottom of the previous page

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I went back to that page and found it. I have awarded you a blue star for it as well.

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fc2112 said:

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Ryan the Temp said:

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Do Aggies really have room to criticize male cheerleaders? After all, at one point, this was our football team:

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You don't even have to go to Broadway for proof.

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If the Ags change to female cheerleaders, does the band have to also change ? Does the band have to put a feather in their hat and fringe on their arms to be a manly enough school for you ? Maybe prance around in ambiguous semi-circles and play Michael Jackson songs ?

What makes a masculine school that would not shame your family and their good name ?

edit: not responding to Ryan, but to FC

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The fact you can't get past style of music and clothing and see razor sharp marching and breath taking musicianship playing their horns tells me you are not one to judge the matching arts.

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The fact you can't get past style of music and clothing and see razor sharp marching and breath taking musicianship playing their horns tells me you are not one to judge the matching arts.

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You definitely aren't talking about the FTAB here ...

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The fact you can't get past style of music and clothing and see razor sharp marching and breath taking musicianship playing their horns tells me you are not one to judge the matching arts.

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You definitely aren't talking about the FTAB here ...

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Yeah the precision marching is great, but there is nothing spectacular about the music they play. It's great music, but nothing difficult for the average player by any means.

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Ryan the Temp said:

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The fact you can't get past style of music and clothing and see razor sharp marching and breath taking musicianship playing their horns tells me you are not one to judge the matching arts.

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You definitely aren't talking about the FTAB here ...

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Yeah the precision marching is great, but there is nothing spectacular about the music they play. It's great music, but nothing difficult for the average player by any means.

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Uh - I was talking about the DCI corps, not the FTAB. I have ears.

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Tree Hugger said:

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Ryan the Temp said:

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The fact you can't get past style of music and clothing and see razor sharp marching and breath taking musicianship playing their horns tells me you are not one to judge the matching arts.

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You definitely aren't talking about the FTAB here ...

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Yeah the precision marching is great, but there is nothing spectacular about the music they play. It's great music, but nothing difficult for the average player by any means.

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Uh - I was talking about the DCI corps, not the FTAB. I have ears.

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oops my bad, carry on

Minnesota Vikings new male cheerleaders seen performing dance on the field. pic.twitter.com/bFtIaxTIfN

— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) August 23, 2025

The games are not fun. I've been to one NFL game in person, and it completely blows compared to the college atmosphere

I can understand if you grew up tailgating with friends and family for an NFL team, but that's really it

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The games are not fun. I've been to one NFL game in person, and it completely blows compared to the college atmosphere

I can understand if you grew up tailgating with friends and family for an NFL team, but that's really it

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I can't even understand that. I do not see the appeal of loading up grills, coolers, utensils, food, generator, canopy, half the back yard, get to the stadium area two hours early, set all that up, play cornhole, cook, do your hey look at me I can grill routine, go to the game, then pack it all back up, drive home, and unpack it all.

Ghost of Bisbee said:

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The games are not fun. I've been to one NFL game in person, and it completely blows compared to the college atmosphere

I can understand if you grew up tailgating with friends and family for an NFL team, but that's really it

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It's bad. Unless you like even more tv timeouts than a college game. And way fewer plays by each offense.

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Ghost of Bisbee said:

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The games are not fun. I've been to one NFL game in person, and it completely blows compared to the college atmosphere

I can understand if you grew up tailgating with friends and family for an NFL team, but that's really it

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I can't even understand that. I do not see the appeal of loading up grills, coolers, utensils, food, generator, canopy, half the back yard, get to the stadium area two hours early, set all that up, play cornhole, cook, do your hey look at me I can grill routine, go to the game, then pack it all back up, drive home, and unpack it all.

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I know people that drive over 6+ hours total and do this on a regular basis. I've been to a couple times with them. It's a really difficult trip. Get there early in the morning, tailgate all day, go to the game, and then drive home right afterward. Luckily, one of them doesn't drink. Regardless, it's a very LONG day. I haven't done this in probably 5-10 years. It's not worth it to me. I don't care that much for pro sports.

Also, I've never seen as many fights as I've seen at NFL football games. It's a completely different crowd than college games.

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one safe place said:

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Ghost of Bisbee said:

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The games are not fun. I've been to one NFL game in person, and it completely blows compared to the college atmosphere

I can understand if you grew up tailgating with friends and family for an NFL team, but that's really it

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I can't even understand that. I do not see the appeal of loading up grills, coolers, utensils, food, generator, canopy, half the back yard, get to the stadium area two hours early, set all that up, play cornhole, cook, do your hey look at me I can grill routine, go to the game, then pack it all back up, drive home, and unpack it all.

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I know people that drive over 6+ hours total and do this on a regular basis. I've been to a couple times with them. It's a really difficult trip. Get there early in the morning, tailgate all day, go to the game, and then drive home right afterward. Luckily, one of them doesn't drink. Regardless, it's a very LONG day. I haven't done this in probably 5-10 years. It's not worth it to me. I don't care that much for pro sports.

Also, I've never seen as many fights as I've seen at NFL football games. It's a completely different crowd than college games.

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Drunk people with no college affiliation who want to support a team of some sort based on where they live or grew up or because they are bandwagon jumpers (Cowboys fan in south Texas and west Texas), all exhibiting machismo for no reason

Grown men should never wear a football jersey if they are not on the field. It's bad enough at a college game. It's so much worse at an NFL game.

maroon barchetta said:

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TyHolden said:

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one safe place said:

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Ghost of Bisbee said:

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The games are not fun. I've been to one NFL game in person, and it completely blows compared to the college atmosphere

I can understand if you grew up tailgating with friends and family for an NFL team, but that's really it

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I can't even understand that. I do not see the appeal of loading up grills, coolers, utensils, food, generator, canopy, half the back yard, get to the stadium area two hours early, set all that up, play cornhole, cook, do your hey look at me I can grill routine, go to the game, then pack it all back up, drive home, and unpack it all.

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I know people that drive over 6+ hours total and do this on a regular basis. I've been to a couple times with them. It's a really difficult trip. Get there early in the morning, tailgate all day, go to the game, and then drive home right afterward. Luckily, one of them doesn't drink. Regardless, it's a very LONG day. I haven't done this in probably 5-10 years. It's not worth it to me. I don't care that much for pro sports.

Also, I've never seen as many fights as I've seen at NFL football games. It's a completely different crowd than college games.

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Drunk people with no college affiliation who want to support a team of some sort based on where they live or grew up or because they are bandwagon jumpers (Cowboys fan in south Texas and west Texas), all exhibiting machismo for no reason

Grown men should never wear a football jersey if they are not on the field. It's bad enough at a college game. It's so much worse at an NFL game.

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The individuals I know are Aggies. They've had Cowboys season tickets since JerryWorld opened. They care much more about the Cowboys than the Aggies (which is very strange to me). But yeah, the majority are t-shirt fans that have no affiliation to real college teams.
I don't have any issues with grown men wearing jerseys though : )

But you should (because it's so stupid).

maroon barchetta said:

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But you should (because it's so stupid).

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If I had a nickel for every time somebody said I look stupid....