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Will UC Davis continue?
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UNDfan said:
Well, I think you're doing just awesomely. A few more posts insulting Griz fans for not jumping at the chance to join UFSGHRTH and CSRTHTJ in a "Summit" conference, and I'm sure you'll have everyone convinced. I'm proud to see that you've employed the "trash everyone" tactic to make your point. It's super effective. Why can't you just enjoy that your team won the FCS NC again, and leave us the fuck alone?
CDAGRIZ said:
You Grizzy fans sure are ornery. Haven't met any Montanan's that don't take great pride in reading scat. Almost all boys and some girls can do it. That's Montana's real alphabet and what every child learns early.
In N Dakota, most scat is buried for compost and rarely read. Montana has the BS reading championship every year.
UNDfan said:
Hold up. I will tolerate you logging in and posting like an absolute fucking illiterate idiot every few weeks, but are you actually attempting to make an argument regarding the relative merit of North Dakota compared to, well, any other place? Bro, it's North Dakota. Just step outside your mind for a minute and think: It's North Dakota. North Dakota.
garizzalies
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I can’t imagine living in UNDies’ world. Super flat out there but it makes for a really big horizon with all kinds of things just out of sight.
Like Elon Musk’s super tunnels connecting the Golden Corrall to the Fargo Dome. The biggest delay has been fear of fats literally clogging the artery and the need for a bypass route.
Or the huge wave of tourists visiting the state who are not lost or just passing thru.
They even planted a tree in the town square. The initial reports of it dying a lonely death were overblown. It did die, of course, because nothing can grow there, but it was not because of the wind. Tragically, it was a victim of a hate crime. Hard for any outsider to take root there
Like Elon Musk’s super tunnels connecting the Golden Corrall to the Fargo Dome. The biggest delay has been fear of fats literally clogging the artery and the need for a bypass route.
Or the huge wave of tourists visiting the state who are not lost or just passing thru.
They even planted a tree in the town square. The initial reports of it dying a lonely death were overblown. It did die, of course, because nothing can grow there, but it was not because of the wind. Tragically, it was a victim of a hate crime. Hard for any outsider to take root there
Lakerhater
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Not that I'm defending Sioux Volley...….er...UNDFan...but are you so geographically challenged that you don't realize that UND is in El Forko Grande? Missoula and Bozeman...….not a dimes worth of difference between the two, except Missoula has more hippies and tree huggers. Other than that, what's the diff?
Lakerhater said:
I guess the difference is most people know absolutely nothing about either No Dakota town the schools are in other than they play football inside. Nationwide, most adults couldn't correct you if you told them UND was in Coronary, ND and UNDSU was actually in Timbukthree, Saskatchewan.
Conversely, you've nailed the differences between Bozeman and Missoula. 100%.
garizzalies
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Wait a minute. Is the ND guy trying to say Grand Fargoes and Fargoes are two different towns?
Geographically challenged? Are you serious?? Grand Forks and Fargo are as flat as a cow-patty... Big difference between the two?...Fargo's sewage pond is about 3 times as big as Grand Fork's pool due to the excess amount of excrement blathering out of every known orifice in the town 24/7/365 days/yr. Also there's not a Regional Lutefisk processing plant in Grand Forks like massive Fargo has, only a branch office, so there's only half as much to do with your time in Grand Forks..... Fortunately for the Grand Forks community, it's a lot closer to Winnipeg, where its a short drive to catch real Hockey game. :thumb:Lakerhater said:
Really slow Friday today, so I took the liberty to post some pics to put this Grand Fargo/Fargo(es) thing to rest for good.
Here is a picture of downtown Grand Fargo:
Here is a picture of downtown Fargo (colloquially referred to as Fargoes):
As anyone can see, the two boroughs are very similar in terms of topography and architecture. The metro area boasts the state's only medical and law schools, and two division 1 football programs. There is a bridge from downtown Grand Fargo to Minnesota which is often underwater (based on pictures). Mayor Tim Mahoney oversees the municipal government over the area's nearly 106,000 residents.
Here is a picture of downtown Grand Fargo:
Here is a picture of downtown Fargo (colloquially referred to as Fargoes):
As anyone can see, the two boroughs are very similar in terms of topography and architecture. The metro area boasts the state's only medical and law schools, and two division 1 football programs. There is a bridge from downtown Grand Fargo to Minnesota which is often underwater (based on pictures). Mayor Tim Mahoney oversees the municipal government over the area's nearly 106,000 residents.
The best compliment that I ever heard about Grand Fargo is that it's a "good place to gas up" on the way to somewhere else.
CDAGRIZ said:Really slow Friday today, so I took the liberty to post some pics to put this Grand Fargo/Fargo(es) thing to rest for good.
Here is a picture of downtown Grand Fargo:
Here is a picture of downtown Fargo (colloquially referred to as Fargoes):
As anyone can see, the two boroughs are very similar in terms of topography and architecture. The metro area boasts the state's only medical and law schools, and two division 1 football programs. There is a bridge from downtown Grand Fargo to Minnesota which is often underwater (based on pictures). Mayor Tim Mahoney oversees the municipal government over the area's nearly 106,000 residents.
It's a little odd that they don't post photos taken during the 9-month winter season in the Greater (Grander) Fargoes area.