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Ole Miss 2004 Cotton Bowl
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2004 Cotton Bowl featuring Eli Manning's victorious Ole Miss Rebels and Oklahoma State. The is a highlight video set to Run DMC's "King of Rock".
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Touched a nerve, huh Iceman?
Graduate high school, then we'll talk.
If you were a Vandy or Georgia fan you'd have me beat, but guess what, you're a State fan.
Also, my guess is that you probably aren't even an alum of State, let alone a student there. You're probably poor and shitty.
I'll fucking give you $5 bucks if you do. No joke.
Love, peace, and chicken grease!
The research and development being done at that "podunk" college, MSU, contributes far more to the well-being of society than what is being done at Ole Miss.
Now, your turn for an obnoxious reply. Proceed!
I'm taking off my red and blue goggles for this one: both schools do a lot for the state of Mississippi. I'm not hesitant in admitting that.
I'm seriously from Madison County. Oh, and if you didn't already know, Madison is a STATE town, not an Ole Miss town. More kids from my graduating class ended up at State than Ole Miss, for the record.
How has this debate evolved into "the societal necessity of agriculture?" I'm an Ole Miss fan, therefore I don't like the Mississippi State bulldogs. Is that an incredibly difficult concept to grasp?
This is such typical State fan nonsense. Instead of attempting to refute something which I actually said, you resort to dragging red herrings through the argument hoping to change the subject altogether.
Real smooth, buddy.
How did this evolve? Well, I saw you bloating about how Ole Miss' academic rep is greater than MSU. I'll admit that. But again I will say, everything has ties to either agricultural or mechanical backgrounds.
I'll take off MY maroon and white goggles for this one and admit that UM does alot of substantial research for medicine. But many medicines are industrially produced by agricultural products.
We are both right. I just felt the need to speak.