I want to hate on that... but I can't.
Nah, Lime is tops of the Bama fans, at least.We don't want to get into "Who is the Oldest" age discussion, right?
Really afraid I might win, or be too close to the top.
31 here.I just assumed most of us were in our late 30s. Is that incorrect?
I agree with all of this. One of my favorite ways to have a hotdog is with coleslaw on top
It always feels weird to remember I'm older than LeBron and Kendrick Perkins.I'm 4 months older than Kevin Durant, which is weird because I was still in highschool when KD played for UT.
I was held back a year
Mid 30s, bitch. Don't age me up that fast.I just assumed most of us were in our late 30s. Is that incorrect?
So you spent the first 18.5 years of your life acting 17, and the last 18.5 years acting 37? Either way, it seems like with that 1.5 year period after you turned 17, you've been very mature for your age.edit: I'm 37. Half my life is spent behaving at that age, the other half acting like I'm 17.
Mid 30s, bitch. Don't age me up that fast.
So you spent the first 18.5 years of your life acting 17, and the last 18.5 years acting 37? Either way, it seems like with that 1.5 year period after you turned 17, you've been very mature for your age.
I always kind of assume everyone is around my age, which is clearly not true. I'm 26.
Eh, I don't mind Cincy chili.
So you spent the first 18.5 years of your life acting 17, and the last 18.5 years acting 37? Either way, it seems like with that 1.5 year period after you turned 17, you've been very mature for your age.
User number might be a decent indicator of age.
Can't remember how old I was when I first started posting. Probably 16 or 17.Cashman joined GAF back in 2007 but he's only like 20. I don't think I would have lasted long on GAF if I started posting as a 13 year old
You actually got on air? I've never bothered to call in because I figured the wait time to get on was going to be ridiculous. Always listen to the show though even when it goes hours into the night after one of the big losses.
I grew up watching college football in the South from the late 80s onward. The main issue I saw with the southern schools (including FSU/Miami here ) was that by 1990/1991 or so they had changed the sport in some very substantial ways (speed, agility, explosiveness vs. brute power and force) and a lot of the teams in the North were super slow to adapt to that change, and insulated from it since they didn't play vs. teams in the South. Note that this started with Miami and FSU, diffused to UF and the rest of the successful half of the SEC in the early 1990s.
Then you'd watch ESPN and read the college football articles and it felt like you were reading BIG 10 AWESOME over and over again when in your mind they were also-rans in a conference of teams that were not on the same level as your best teams. Put their best up against the South's best, and you'd expect the South team to come away winners 70%+ of the time. Yet still, in all the college media BIG 10 BIG 10 BIG 10, shitheads like Beano Cook on ESPN fellating whatever loser garbage Penn St. and Notre Dame was fielding that year, etc.
Now of course the Southerners weren't entirely correct, if they were Oklahoma's and especially Nebraska's performance in the 1990s would not have happened. But it is what people who really loved college football in the South kind of believed at the time.
Anyway, some perspective. Also keep in mind that white southeners as a whole have very different cultural values than Northerners. The football related discord ramping up at the same time as the arise of Morton Downey and Rush Limbaugh is also not mere coincidence.
I lived in South Georgia during Nebraska's runs. People there couldn't comprehend it. Eye-opening for most.
To note, for years prior FSU, Miami et al had made us their bitch in the Orange Bowl, so when we finally turned the tables it was a big moment.
My morning Husker sports radio show alluded to a big injury to an important Husker in practice but didn't disclose who it was. Now I'm tearing my hair out searching forums for any rumors. God I hate injuries.
Where in South Georgia? That must have been interesting.
Praise be to Saban!Update: Since I mentioned my brother in law back then, being a Penn State fan, he quit following them once Sandusky happened, and officially became just an Alabama fan (having married an Alabama fan)
Alabama-resident CFB-GAF... the chrome chicken from south of Troy has been posted on GAF. my mind is blown.
Chromebok
Just be glad that you don't have an NFL team, my poor Giants.
Looks like the three oldest farts (by age) in CFBGAF are:
Limedust (May '77)
Tamanon (June '77)
Randolph Freelander (August '77 - Happy Birthday)
Limedust is really Snowden.What the
Where
My birthday is supposed to be a well guarded secret. Who here is NSA? Show yourselves.
Haha! Penn State's losing again, six quarters played, no TD's, the only thing better than watching that constantly overrated team lose is that other constantly overrated team, Notre Dame.
Limedust is really Snowden.
Honestly, I wouldn't have pegged you for being that old.
You're really old.
My morning Husker sports radio show alluded to a big injury in practice to an important Husker but didn't disclose who it was. Now I'm tearing my hair out searching forums for any rumors. God I hate injuries.
haha that link is so great limedust:
Still 100% true.
Also, I'm hating on the zoobs over a decade before I would have reason to. Awesome.
Randolph Freelander said:What the
Where
My birthday is supposed to be a well guarded secret. Who here is NSA? Show yourselves.
And that was a month ago. The memory is the first thing that goes.
I'm trying to remember what team I root for myself.
Then the looks.
I just assumed most of us were in our late 30s. Is that incorrect?
Limedust has been working on a secret '77 club it looks like. Me and the citronaut are '88 bros and there's probably more. Once we get a CFB regular who was born after 2000, that's when I'll hang it upWhat the
Where
My birthday is supposed to be a well guarded secret. Who here is NSA? Show yourselves.
waiting to see where he lived and what you 2 consider south georgia. Growing up, I've seen all sorts of imaginary boundaries. Always assumed the line of Columbus/Macon/Savannah was the border, and everything south was "south", until I met some Atlanta people, and to them, it's everything south of the ATL airport.
Lol, yeah, that's the topic I remember. I was way more of a shit back then. Think my Michigan hate was spawned from the most recent bowl game at the time (losing to Timmy Brady because of the kicker)
Update: Since I mentioned my brother in law back then, being a Penn State fan, he quit following them once Sandusky happened, and officially became just an Alabama fan (having married an Alabama fan)
A South Georgia Hazard:
GNATS: Gnats, tiny bugs, are the cause of a number of deaths in South Georgia each year. Some of these deaths have been attributed to swallowing a large number of gnats while talking or eating. Some also think the reason a lot of South Georgians disappear and are never heard from again is they are carried off by giant swarms of gnats and drowned in the Okefenokee Swamp." ~"Life Span in Georgia"
waiting to see where he lived and what you 2 consider south georgia. Growing up, I've seen all sorts of imaginary boundaries. Always assumed the line of Columbus/Macon/Savannah was the border, and everything south was "south", until I met some Atlanta people, and to them, it's everything south of the ATL airport.
Lol, yeah, that's the topic I remember. I was way more of a shit back then. Think my Michigan hate was spawned from the most recent bowl game at the time (losing to Timmy Brady because of the kicker)
Update: Since I mentioned my brother in law back then, being a Penn State fan, he quit following them once Sandusky happened, and officially became just an Alabama fan (having married an Alabama fan)