The PAC 10 expansion groundswell

[creekster]

What a bunch of losers, living in SL County. The smart folks moved North to Davis County 40 years ago.

elitist.

[LA Ute]

What a bunch of losers, living in SL County. The smart folks moved North to Davis County 40 years ago.

That was the "cow county" back in the day.

[SeattleUte]

From the Bruin beat: All Hail the New Pac 12!

http://ucla.ocregister.com/2010/06/2...le-game/16649/

Lev: Some say Larry Scott settled. But you’re right — the Pac-However-Many is in better shape today than a few weeks ago, and it isn’t close.

Maya: I feel like this was an ideal two-step. Utah has been better than most of the teams from this conference the past decade. Colorado certainly was the two decades before that. These are Pac-10-caliber teams.

Lev: And they’re not that far from Pac-10 country! It’s a victory for geography — except for the whole skipping-over-Nevada thing.


Lev: The two biggest benefits, as I see them: 1. A conference championship game. 2. Footprints in the Denver and Salt Lake City TV markets.

Utes, can we hear some more ALL HAIL THE NEW PAC 12!'s?

[LA Ute]

From the Bruin beat: All Hail the New Pac 12!

http://ucla.ocregister.com/2010/06/2...le-game/16649/



Utes, can we hear some more ALL HAIL THE NEW PAC 12!'s?

ALL HAIL THE NEW PAC 12!

[UtahDan]

ALL HAIL THE NEW PAC 12!

[Coach McGuirk]

ALL HAIL THE NEW PAC 12!

Fixed.

[creekster]

All Hell, is The New Pac 12

[LA Ute]

All Hell, is The New Pac 12

Fixed.

Hey, get out of our thread, you cretinous connoisseurs of Cougar-loving crapulence!

[creekster]

Hey, get out of our thread, you cretinous connoisseurs of Cougar-loving crapulence!

Ooooh, you Blaine Avenue boys talk tough.

[LA Ute]

Ooooh, you Blaine Avenue boys talk tough.

But using high-minded verbiage. That's what they taught us in the Highland High class of 1973. You probably went to East and thus wouldn't understand.

[John McClain]

But using high-minded verbiage. That's what they taught us in the Highland High class of 1973. You probably went to East and thus wouldn't understand.

Well HHS was a snob school in the early 70s. Maybe not as much as Olympus or Skyline, but they sure seemed to look down on us Cyprus Pirates. However, I like to think I have overcome any high school environmental influences.

[creekster]

But using high-minded verbiage. That's what they taught us in the Highland High class of 1973. You probably went to East and thus wouldn't understand.

Yes, nothing says high-minded like using the word 'crapulence.'

I didnt go to East. Ha. They were a bunch of rich preppie snobs. I was an extractor of natural resources.

[falafel]

Yes, nothing says high-minded like using the word 'crapulence.'

I didnt go to East. Ha. They were a bunch of rich preppie snobs. I was an extractor of natural resources.

Bingham? I didn't know it was even around 30 years ago.

[LA Ute]

Yes, nothing says high-minded like using the word 'crapulence.'

I didnt go to East. Ha. They were a bunch of rich preppie snobs. I was an extractor of natural resources.

I also thought "crapulent" was crude, but it is a terrific word (I just learned it a week or so ago) and does not refer to excrement or anything icky at all.

•S: (adj) crapulent, crapulous (suffering from excessive eating or drinking) "crapulent sleep"; "a crapulous stomach"

http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=crapulent

Here's the Latin and Greek derivation.

Still, I don't think I will ever use it in a sacrament meeting talk, as fun as that might be.

I was one of the "non-rich" kids at Highland, by the way. (I lived west of Foothill Boulevard, in other words.) Still, I somehow avoided rickets and indentured servitude and made it to adulthood.

[Jarid in Cedar]

Fixed.

Thanks coach, we fully expect for USC to be our bitch by about 2013