“Eleven?” What’s so controversial about that?Rice MOB halftime against Baylor
Look at the direction the band is facing. Now read it from that side. Also take into account this game is **** Baylor vs Rice.“Eleven?” What’s so controversial about that?
Look at the direction the band is facing. Now read it from that side. Also take into account this game is **** Baylor vs Rice.
They aren't really making fun of Whataburger. They are making fun of Texans irrational belief that everything in Texas is better or the best despite the fact that it most obviously isn't.The Stanford band come across as a bunch of smug, entitled ****s. Not doing much but fueling the unfortunate resentment and rage powering our current political disaster. I don't see anything positive about providing poor, uneducated people with substantive reason to feel unwelcome from education.
They aren't funny, either. A couple of the digs might be humorous in a certain context (e.g., "Texas has nothing unique about it, it's just super normal" strikes me as something I might laugh at, if the observation were made while drinking at a party or something) but as a marching band performance it just seems ill-timed at best-- so much smaller than the scope presented by the spectacle of the moment provided by halftime at a bowl game.
FWIW, I don't give a **** about Whataburger. If making fun of a local fast food chain is the best you got, though, you should probably shut up.
That's not true you son of a bitch!!!!They aren't really making fun of Whataburger. They are making fun of Texans irrational belief that everything in Texas is better or the best despite the fact that it most obviously isn't.
They aren't funny, either. A couple of the digs might be humorous in a certain context (e.g., "Texas has nothing unique about it, it's just super normal" strikes me as something I might laugh at, if the observation were made while drinking at a party or something) but as a marching band performance it just seems ill-timed at best-- so much smaller than the scope presented by the spectacle of the moment provided by halftime at a bowl game.
FWIW, I don't give a **** about Whataburger. If making fun of a local fast food chain is the best you got, though, you should probably shut up.
They aren't really making fun of Whataburger. They are making fun of Texans irrational belief that everything in Texas is better or the best despite the fact that it most obviously isn't.
True story - I was on the San Antonio Riverwalk the day of the Alamo Bowl. (Stanford-TCU got 40 degree cold, CU got much warmer weather last year.
Much to my surprise, Stanford had more than a dozen traveling fans wearing their Stanford colors while milling about town.
A slow moving herd of FURD was blocking the path. One of the pontificators in the group let everyone within earshot know that his aging mother’s “cone of vision is somewhere between 20 and 25 degrees.” And went on to discuss how this condition makes it tough to “navigate multi-level architecture”.
That insufferable dude was speaking about his mother’s medical conditions in public on a Bowl trip while backing up pedestrians eager to get their drink on. Holy ****, that story needed more discretion and less quantified percussion.
**** Stanford. **** the Stanford band. And **** that asshole keeping me from my Guinness at Dirty Nelly’s.
I'm just going to say it. Nobody in this godforsaken country except New Yorkers knows how to walk in a city. Walk like you've got somewhere to be and don't go more than two people across, assholes. Also, no milling about in the middle of the sidewalk for no ****ing reason.
I especially walk like this when I pass Whataburger on my way to Shake Shack.
I'm just going to say it. Nobody in this godforsaken country except New Yorkers knows how to walk in a city. Walk like you've got somewhere to be and don't go more than two people across, assholes. Also, no milling about in the middle of the sidewalk for no ****ing reason.