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when caroll moves up to fcs they will have 5 NC s geuss they can argue that they r better than MSU and UM because they have 5

I'll bet if you keep bringing it up you'll get most, if not all the Cat fans on here to agree with you.

notacatfan wrote:when caroll moves up to fcs they will have 5 NC s geuss they can argue that they r better than MSU and UM because they have 5

Hey tool......GET OVER IT! No one has said anything about 1 fact meaning who is better.

If you look at the overall series the Griz have more wins so they are better in that aspect. In terms of a program MSU has won 3 National Championships while UM has won 2. During all of Montana State's National Championship years they BEAT UM and during the 2 UM years they beat MSU so whatever level the Championship doesn't seem to weigh in this argument.

In recent times UM has clearly had the better program, but we are fans of MSU for a reason. Show some pride, show some class and start acting like a true Montanan.

p.s. Carroll, not caroll

Cat-theotherwhitemeat wrote:p.s. Carroll, not caroll

He's one of yours! Aren't you proud of your fans?

i love it

rtb wrote:

Cat-theotherwhitemeat wrote:p.s. Carroll, not caroll

He's one of yours! Aren't you proud of your fans?

I knew all that unprotected sex in my youth was going to catch up to me.

notacatfan wrote:when caroll moves up to fcs they will have 5 NC s geuss they can argue that they r better than MSU and UM because they have 5

This "sentence" is a big truck of Fail. Half the words are misspelled and the rest don't make sense. When you post smack, please do it sober and please have a dictionary handy. Thank you.

Huked on fonix werked fer me

Damn, I thought spelling/grammar smack wasn't cool.

Billings_Griz wrote:Damn, I thought spelling/grammar smack wasn't cool.

It's not if you are picking out the difference between you're and your, or there and their, but when you try to be the big smack talker with no point and a sentence that would make a 2nd grader blush then it's all fair game!

rtb wrote:

Billings_Griz wrote:Damn, I thought spelling/grammar smack wasn't cool.

It's not if you are picking out the difference between you're and your, or there and their, but when you try to be the big smack talker with no point and a sentence that would make a 2nd grader blush then it's all fair game!

Not picking a fight here RTB but....How many 2nd grader's have blush at bad spelling?

BigBruceBaker wrote:Not picking a fight here RTB but....How many 2nd grader's have blush at bad spelling?

The smart ones that end up at MSU!

rtb wrote:

BigBruceBaker wrote:Not picking a fight here RTB but....How many 2nd grader's have blush at bad spelling?

The smart ones that end up at MSU!

HAHA good answer

rtb wrote:

BigBruceBaker wrote:Not picking a fight here RTB but....How many 2nd grader's have blush at bad spelling?

The smart ones that end up at MSU!

MSU is stooping so low they're accepting 2nd graders now??

GrizinWashington wrote: MSU is stooping so low they're accepting 2nd graders now??

Doogie Hawser got his undergrad at MSU.

GrizinWashington wrote:

rtb wrote:

BigBruceBaker wrote:Not picking a fight here RTB but....How many 2nd grader's have blush at bad spelling?

The smart ones that end up at MSU!

MSU is stooping so low they're accepting 2nd graders now??

Just the ones who've worked the family farm and ranch and know how to put in a solid day's work. We won't hold that against you for not knowing what that means.

Little known fact: Doogie Hawser was a farm boy. After being forced into child labor on his parent's farm shortly after birth, he made the decision on his third birthday to become a doctor so he could have a nice cushy job during his early teen years.

Bay Area Cat wrote:Little known fact: Doogie Hawser was a farm boy. After being forced into child labor on his parent's farm shortly after birth, he made the decision on his third birthday to become a doctor so he could have a nice cushy job during his early teen years.

I always knew that deep down you were a doogie lover.

BigBruceBaker wrote:

Bay Area Cat wrote:Little known fact: Doogie Hawser was a farm boy. After being forced into child labor on his parent's farm shortly after birth, he made the decision on his third birthday to become a doctor so he could have a nice cushy job during his early teen years.

I always knew that deep down you were a doogie lover.

The strange thing was ... he kept calling out your name. It was weird.