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Well, let's see now...
Oh, my dear Lord, I hope not. Can you imagine seeing Urb in his footy pajamas curled up on some recruit's bedroom floor? Gag.
Do we really need to read back through all the tsun threads to have a conversation about criminals? Think the peepee & blue has the lead there.
Something named Beanie
Mr. Buckeye: "Hey did you see Harbaugh is spending the night with a recruit, I don't really think that's such a good idea."
Mr. Buckeye: "Do you really like your new coach? Seems like he only lasts just a few years everywhere he goes. Wonder how long he actually stay at Michigan?"
Mr. Buckeye: "Man, your team sure didn't show up on Saturday did they?"
I could continue, but I'm sure you get the point.
Mr. Buckeye: "Well five, five Buckeyes were drafted in the 1st round. Two Spartans and NONE, NONE from Michigan. Ha ha."
Good for you ass hat, you didn't have a thing to do with it...
Those 19 words were enough to send my blood pressure to the moon and my heart rate went right with it.
Pick 6 Reasons I hate Ohio State:
1. They think t-h-e belongs to them
2. They say they don't care about Michigan, but wrote an entire song about how they don't care about Michigan.
3. Their fans misspell Ohio repeatedly. O-I-H-O
4. That annoying superfan that always gets airtime.
5. They cross out Ms on campus, but usually miss several.
6. It's just in my blood to hate them.
This experience, in a nut shell, depicts the level of hate I have for The Ohio State University.
Pick 6 Reasons I hate Ohio State:
1. They think t-h-e belongs to them
2. They say they don't care about Michigan, but wrote an entire song about how they don't care about Michigan.
3. Their fans misspell Ohio repeatedly. O-I-H-O
4. That annoying superfan that always gets airtime.
5. They cross out Ms on campus, but usually miss several.
6. It's just in my blood to hate them.
You guys are giving her way more time than she deserves.
one fundamental difference in the 2 fanbases;
During the dark days of hell on earth known as the Cooper years the arrogant asses up north became dismissive of OSU taking the, "you aren't even our rival anymore" approach. I vividly recall watching The Game 2001 at a BW3's in Jacksonville and having a scUM fan congratulate us after it was over and say "you guys needed to win one." He was demonstrating his institutional arrogance and giving off a vibe of "we will get back to dominating you guys next year, take your little prize and move along." We all saw how that turned out.
This is them:
Flash forward 14 years and see how the OSU fanbase handles a similar situation. A portion of it takes on the same "good for the rivalry" type of mentality but those of us who don't root for a rivalry haven't ever forgotten, we have never forgiven and we still enjoy the sweet, sweet tears of sadness and humiliation flowing from those eyes up north. It doesn't matter if they are winless or 11-0, it doesn't matter if it is the 100th time in a row and it doesn't matter what the national perception of scUM's brand is. All we want is victory and humiliation. We never want anything good to happen to their program. Ever.
This is us:
Fuck M*ch*gan
Couldn't have said it better...Flash forward 14 years and see how the OSU fanbase handles a similar situation. A portion of it takes on the same "good for the rivalry" type of mentality but those of us who don't root for a rivalry haven't ever forgotten, we have never forgiven and we still enjoy the sweet, sweet tears of sadness and humiliation flowing from those eyes up north. It doesn't matter if they are winless or 11-0, it doesn't matter if it is the 100th time in a row and it doesn't matter what the national perception of scUM's brand is. All we want is victory and humiliation. We never want anything good to happen to their program. Ever.
Fuck M*ch*gan
one fundamental difference in the 2 fanbases;
During the dark days of hell on earth known as the Cooper years the arrogant asses up north became dismissive of OSU taking the, "you aren't even our rival anymore" approach. I vividly recall watching The Game 2001 at a BW3's in Jacksonville and having a scUM fan congratulate us after it was over and say "you guys needed to win one." He was demonstrating his institutional arrogance and giving off a vibe of "we will get back to dominating you guys next year, take your little prize and move along." We all saw how that turned out.
This is them:
Flash forward 14 years and see how the OSU fanbase handles a similar situation. A portion of it takes on the same "good for the rivalry" type of mentality but those of us who don't root for a rivalry haven't ever forgotten, we have never forgiven and we still enjoy the sweet, sweet tears of sadness and humiliation flowing from those eyes up north. It doesn't matter if they are winless or 11-0, it doesn't matter if it is the 100th time in a row and it doesn't matter what the national perception of scUM's brand is. All we want is victory and humiliation. We never want anything good to happen to their program. Ever.
This is us:
Fuck M*ch*gan
and having a scUM fan congratulate us after it was over and say "you guys needed to win one."
Call me a bad sport all you want, but I will never ever congratulate a Michigan fan for beating Ohio State.
Maybe Travis Shaw would have gotten six hits in his last two games without it. But we’ll never know.
For now, we will have to assume Red Sox third base coach Brian Butterfield’s attempt to poke the bear (or in this case, the Buckeye) was just what the doctor ordered.
According to Shaw, this is what transpired …
“Last night after the game Butter came up to my locker with a big smirk on his face,” the Red Sox infielder said after his team’s 13-5 win over the A’s. “I had no clue what he was smirking about. He said, ‘Did you look in your helmet?’ I said, ‘What do you mean?’ He said there was a Wolverine sticker in there. I got three hits last night, so we’ll leave it in there. Maybe it pisses me off enough to go out there and get hits.”
To add context to the scenario: Butterfield is an enormous University of Michigan football fan, while Shaw is born and bred Ohio State all the way.
The Red Sox infielder has a Buckeye sticker on the butt of his bats, the same stickers he had previously defaced Butterfield’s Michigan helmet with earlier this season.
“I guess he got me back,” Shaw said.
It’s hard to argue the results the lefty hitter has gotten since the third base coach’s clandestine mission. He has gone 6-for-9 with six RBI and five runs, totaling two doubles and a home run for a 2.033 OPS.
And to top things off, Shaw finally managed to break out against some lefty pitching after coming into Tuesday night 2-for-25 against southpaws. This time around, he hit a three-run homer against Daniel Coulombe and a double vs. starter Sean Manaea.
“I got two hits off lefties. Those were needed,” Shaw said. “I was hoping I could hit lefties tonight. Those were good, especially the homer. A homer the other way against a lefty, for me that’s as good as it gets. Taking a lefty over the Monster, that shows you where you need to be.”
With the Wolverine sticker firmly attached, Shaw now heads into the series finale with a .322 batting average and .929 OPS for the season. It is the fourth-best OPS of any American League third baseman, behind Manny Machado, Nick Castellanos and Josh Donaldson.
“We’ve been working on a few things, trying to quiet me down at the plate,” he said. “I started working on it in New York a little bit and it seemed to free up my hands a little bit. We’ve been trying to make an adjustment the last week, and now I feel a lot better at the plate than I was the previous week.”