Think about “our board” and sometimes I really want to see other board members come up and post or be a part of a thread.
Good example of what sadlerdawg did this Monday. From where I sit, it was a good thread, and it was posted in such a way as to have all of us on the “same page”.
During the season, also Spring and Fall, gives many of us room to make posts that might not be what every member agrees with. That is also good, me thinks.
Been here for a while now, not the “oldest fart” on our board, (that has been settled between DawgDoc and myself) but have been around for a while and read every thread and post that hits this board.
There have been a couple of “flare ups”, but reading every board that has anything to say about the Red and Black, this board has class and it shows in the posts. Most of you know that, some have participated on other boards, but it comes down to this in my opinion . . . .
It is easy to get into a piss fight, don't think so, post on the AJC or a couple of others, guarantee there will be more than “one idiot” without a clue that does a “crash and burn” before our eyes. Happens every day that Georgia Football is discussed. AJC relies on that.
Traffic here would be higher if we chose to go back and forth with nonsense. Personally could care less what Georgia Tech does until we face off in their house or ours.
Speaking for myself, I care about what is going on in the SEC and I do keep my eyes on universities from other conferences that are trying their best to be as “good” as the SEC from top to bottom.
Lots of talk from the State of Ohio since the Final Four ended the 2014 Season. Also watched the same thing happen with the same head coach while he was in Gainesville, Florida. Patients is a virtue. Did any of you think that I would post and not take a “shot” at “you know who”?
Anyone that follows this board knows that I can only be good for a short length of time. So there . . . .
Say again, good thread sadlerdawg. The first Monday thread came from Dawg With Style, and I feel he was under a lot of pressure from circumstances not under his control.
Go Dawgs, Coach'em Up . . . .