LOL @ Minnesota Here

[Irish7478]

Oh yeah, wholeheartedly. Community college classes are for the most part just like a step up from the tougher high school classes, and mostly meant to allow people to get all their general classes out of the way, you know, the classes that most will never need going forward in their careers, before moving on to a more legit/recognized school. I went the community college route because I was paying for my own education 100% out of my own pocket basically, as I consider what the GI Bill paid as nothing more than money I earned in my years of service in the Military. I'm NOT trying to brag about the high quality of my education, not while at Community college, or even at the private colleges I went to afterwards. They were a step up from the community colleges, but were no where near the likes of the top private schools in America or even the top public schools. Most of what I learned I learned on my own time. I mean, I learned stuff, but most of the really important stuff I learned on my own time, with the exception of 3-5 classes, half of which were at the unaccredited college I went to.

The most important thing I took away from college was that it did help me to become a critical thinker.

so community colleges and uncredited colleges. That seems to make sense based on the posts you have here. Undoubtedly a poorly ranked high school as well.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

so community colleges and uncredited colleges. That seems to make sense based on the posts you have here. Undoubtedly a poorly ranked high school as well.

It's funny how hard you try to convince yourself that I am stupid, lol. Knowing the truth puts me at an advantage and allows me much enjoyment watching losers like you squirm and try so hard to manipulate the narrative in a way that makes you sleep better at night.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

so community colleges and uncredited colleges. That seems to make sense based on the posts you have here. Undoubtedly a poorly ranked high school as well.

Those are 3 of the 6. UM-Duluth is another. That's the one I went to while in high school

 

[Irish7478]

Those are 3 of the 6. UM-Duluth is another. That's the one I went to while in high school

this keeps getting stupider and stupider. UM-Duluth. That’s an Ivy League school, isn’t it. Well I guess it is for someone who went to Community Colleges. For the rest of the world, it is high school. So you went to high school when you were in high school.

And for the record, I didn’t have to convince myself that you were stupid. You did that yourself by admitting that you went to Community Colleges.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

this keeps getting stupider and stupider. UM-Duluth. That’s an Ivy League school, isn’t it. Well I guess it is for someone who went to Community Colleges. For the rest of the world, it is high school. So you went to high school when you were in high school.

And for the record, I didn’t have to convince myself that you were stupid. You did that yourself by admitting that you went to Community Colleges.

If you've read FDF's ramblings on here, he did it long before that.

 

[trojanfan12]

It's funny how hard you try to convince yourself that I am stupid,

Yeah, I don't think he's trying that hard. You're doing most of the heavy lifting.

 

[trojanfan12]

I hear Jesus was UMNer.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

I hear Jesus was UMNer.

Well, what did "Jesus"(sic) do?

He fed 5000
He healed people
He preached equality
He was called Rabi/teacher
He preached peace
He performed miracles
He was a leader

UMners have done things that has led to the feeding billions who otherwise would have starved.
UMners have saved millions of lives via their medical advances and innovations.
UMners led the Civil Rights Movement.
UMn is one of the largest universities in the world, they were the largest at one time.
UMners were influential in giving world nuclear power & performing 1st heart & bone marrow transplants & inventing artificial blood.
UMn led the nation in air & space flight, passenger safety, civil rights, the WW2 effort, organ transplantation, cbb, cfb, chk, w's chk, pro wr, sci-fi.

ETC.


That leadership theme could be vastly expanded upon. UMners have led the CIA, the FBI, the World Bank, the ABA, the United Nations General Assembly, the US Census Bureau, The National Economic Counsel, the NAACP, The Urban League, Ames Research Center, the US Forest Service, the Social Security Administration, UMn has produced Governors of 6 different states, including 13 of Minnesota's Governors and the US Virgin Islands, the Prime Ministers of at least 4 different countries, a US Attorney General, and 8 of Minnesota's AGs and one of NDs, a US Supreme Court Chief Justice and Chief Justices of 3 state supreme courts, including 9 of Minnesota's Chief Justices, the Mayor of the Capital of Taiwan, several members of the British Parliment, just shy of 60 Senators, Congressmen and Representatives, the US Surgeon General, the Comptroller General of the US, and mayors of Cleveland, Kansas City, Beverly Hills and of course multiple mayors of St Paul and Minneapolis. And I've only touched the political so far. I could make similar lists for business and education and entertainment.



So was he a UMner? NO!!! Of course not. UMn didn't exist in 32 AD, duh.

But does UMn try to do as he did? In many ways, YES!!!

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

this keeps getting stupider and stupider. UM-Duluth. That’s an Ivy League school, isn’t it. Well I guess it is for someone who went to Community Colleges. For the rest of the world, it is high school. So you went to high school when you were in high school.

And for the record, I didn’t have to convince myself that you were stupid. You did that yourself by admitting that you went to Community Colleges.

Wow, you keep trying REALLY hard, lol.

A high school, eh? lol Well that High School has 2 recent Natl Titles in football and several Natl Titles in Hockey(8), and ranks better than Providence, Gonzaga, Butler, New Mexico, Ball St, St John's, Wyoming, NIU, WMU, Idaho, Miss St, Memphis, Wichita St, S Miss & La Tech according to Forbes. So you claiming all of those colleges are akin to high school's, too? lol

Also didn't know you could get a Master's Degree from a High School, in 25 different fields, in fact. lol

And since when did high schools receive Sea Grant University status, or have 50 separate buildings or a Museum of Art with over 10,000 works of Art, or a Planetarium, etc.? lol


UMD's produced the winningest cfb coach in Div 2, possibly the first American to get into the Hockey Hall of Fame, and even your Fighting Irish looked to UMD to lead it's cfb program to it's 2nd to last Natl Title. He followed in the footsteps of a legend, did he not? Was portrayed in the movie Rudy, lol.

 

[wazzu31]

Well, what did "Jesus"(sic) do?

He fed 5000
He healed people
He preached equality
He was called Rabi/teacher
He preached peace
He performed miracles
He was a leader

UMners have done things that has led to the feeding billions who otherwise would have starved.
UMners have saved millions of lives via their medical advances and innovations.
UMners led the Civil Rights Movement.
UMn is one of the largest universities in the world, they were the largest at one time.
UMners were influential in giving world nuclear power & performing 1st heart & bone marrow transplants & inventing artificial blood.
UMn led the nation in air & space flight, passenger safety, civil rights, the WW2 effort, organ transplantation, cbb, cfb, chk, w's chk, pro wr, sci-fi.

ETC.


That leadership theme could be vastly expanded upon. UMners have led the CIA, the FBI, the World Bank, the ABA, the United Nations General Assembly, the US Census Bureau, The National Economic Counsel, the NAACP, The Urban League, Ames Research Center, the US Forest Service, the Social Security Administration, UMn has produced Governors of 6 different states, including 13 of Minnesota's Governors and the US Virgin Islands, the Prime Ministers of at least 4 different countries, a US Attorney General, and 8 of Minnesota's AGs and one of NDs, a US Supreme Court Chief Justice and Chief Justices of 3 state supreme courts, including 9 of Minnesota's Chief Justices, the Mayor of the Capital of Taiwan, several members of the British Parliment, just shy of 60 Senators, Congressmen and Representatives, the US Surgeon General, the Comptroller General of the US, and mayors of Cleveland, Kansas City, Beverly Hills and of course multiple mayors of St Paul and Minneapolis. And I've only touched the political so far. I could make similar lists for business and education and entertainment.



So was he a UMner? NO!!! Of course not. UMn didn't exist in 32 AD, duh.

But does UMn try to do as he did? In many ways, YES!!!

So essentially it boils down to the only you said that was correct was the transplants and Minnesota had a lot people attend.

 

[Wamu]

It's funny how hard you try to convince yourself that I am stupid, lol. Knowing the truth puts me at an advantage and allows me much enjoyment watching losers like you squirm and try so hard to manipulate the narrative in a way that makes you sleep better at night.

Oh there's no question you're stupid. You've proved it with all your Minnesota is great at everything nut-hugging nonsense.

And you would know what a loser is because you're one of the biggest on this site. Seriously, you have a severe mental problem.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

So essentially it boils down to the only you said that was correct was the transplants and Minnesota had a lot people attend.

Really? How didn't UMn lead the Civil Rights Movement? To start?

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Oh there's no question you're stupid. You've proved it with all your Minnesota is great at everything nut-hugging nonsense.

And you would know what a loser is because you're one of the biggest on this site. Seriously, you have a severe mental problem.

LOL @ Wamu for being such a dumbsh1t. So clueless, lol.

 

[Wamu]

LOL @ Wamu for being such a dumbsh1t. So clueless, lol.

You think Minnesota football is on par with N.D. and you're calling me a clueless dumbshit? Too funny. Minnesota created college football right?

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Oh there's no question you're stupid. You've proved it with all your Minnesota is great at everything nut-hugging nonsense.

And you would know what a loser is because you're one of the biggest on this site. Seriously, you have a severe mental problem.

Thing is, Minnesota IS great at a ton of things, facts bear this out. Your being unaware is not abnormal, it's typical. Umners and Minnesota, for the most part, are quiet and reserved and humble and not boisterous. So many UMners lead the Civil Rights Movement, but it's MLK Jr who gets all the press and attention and credit. Doesn't mean UMners weren't there making the sh1t happen.

 

[Wamu]

When Minnesota got upset by Bowling Green is was the first time all season a 30 point favorite lost. Before that game all teams that were a 30 point dogs had been 0-60.

 

[Wamu]

Thing is, Minnesota IS great at a ton of things, facts bear this out. Your being unaware is not abnormal, it's typical. Umners and Minnesota, for the most part, are quiet and reserved and humble and not boisterous. So many UMners lead the Civil Rights Movement, but it's MLK Jr who gets all the press and attention and credit. Doesn't mean UMners weren't there making the sh1t happen.

You're such a goofy homer. And what makes your rants even more pathetic is you didn't even go to school there.

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

You're such a goofy homer. And what makes your rants even more pathetic is you didn't even go to school there.

Maybe if he did go there he wouldn’t:

Use the word “got” instead of the word have.
Not use the word “and” three times in the same sentence.
Write “an” SEC team instead of “a” SEC team.

There is plenty more. He certainly doesn’t write like a college graduate. But maybe he did????

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

You think Minnesota football is on par with N.D. and you're calling me a clueless dumbshit? Too funny. Minnesota created college football right?

Dude, you keep pushing THAT LIE, that I claimed UMn is on par with ND in football, no wonder you are so fucked up in your thoughts?! lol


Did Minnesota create college football? NO!!!


But they created the 4 man backfield, the offensive shift, were the first to propose the forward pass, invented cheerleading, and Clark Shaughnessy's man in motion was hugely influential.


Longest winning streak belongs to a former Gopher.
Longest unbeaten streak belongs to a former Gopher.

Most Div 2 wins at time of retirement belonged to a former Gopher, he's still #2.

14+ of the Natties won from 1921-1956 were won by teams with former Gophers coaching them. This doesn't include the title won by former Gopher Coach Fritz Crisler in 1947, with several former Gophers on his coaching staff, nor does it include the Gopher's Natl Title in 1960 or former Gopher Milt Bruhn's taking Wisconsin to #2 in the polls in 1962.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Maybe if he did go there he wouldn’t:

Use the word “got” instead of the word have.
Not use the word “and” three times in the same sentence.
Write “an” SEC team instead of “a” SEC team.

There is plenty more. He certainly doesn’t write like a college graduate. But maybe he did????

Fuck you dude, Oregon is one of the lowliest rated schools in the nation.

I write multiple mini novella's here, knowing it's not a college paper so it doesn't need to be perfect, and all you can find is a singular misuse of "a" where there should have been an "an", according to you, of course, and the occasional over use of the word "and"??? And that is only your opinion. Other cultures use the world "and" a lot, and often lead off sentences with the word "And", lol. And this got/have thing? Can you produce an example, because sometimes the word "got" is more appropriate than the word "have". It's not like you are Webster himself, so your opinion is as meaningless as a fart in the wind. Provide the example where I misused the word or STFU.