Well, all I gotta say is that I am SOOOO glad that I didn't finish that post about drinking out of 'the jar' if they left the big XII.
WHEW!

WHEW!
So, we're on the hook with this loser until some other conference takes their sorry ***?!?
"Honey, I'm divorcing you, the minute I find someone else."
aTm to SEC most likely tomorrow. There is a slight chance they will wait until Monday, due to focus on this weekens game.
They wouldn't have released this announcement if they hadn't already been accepted by the Souteastern Conference. I'm guessing it won't be official until the SEC has their 14th (or possibly 14th, 15th, and 16th) team lined up.
Yes they would, they ejaculate in jars and burn it. They are ******* crazy.
Someone should dedicate a cornfield to the Aggies. Here are some examples.Perhaps a shiny new jar with a SEC logo on the middle and a pretty bow tie around the neck and a fresh package of Haines "wife-beater" T's will get them across the finish line.
Oh yeah - a new maroon Bic lighter
JHC!
A bunch of jack wagons who didn't get Service Academy appointments so they make up for it by pretending to be in one, burning jars full of their ejaculate, and beating women.
Classy folks, all around.
Which makes no sense. The cat's out of the bag. I'm not sure how this affects the distraction level at all.
Whoa, wait! Does ejaculate really burn?
It's old news but it's finally official, A&M will seek a new conference:
A&M To Seek Other Athletic Conference - Texas A&M Official Athletic Site - AggieAthletics.com
COLLEGE STATION, Texas - Texas A&M University today officially notified the Big 12 Conference that the institution will submit an application to join another athletic conference. Should this application be accepted, Texas A&M will end its membership in the Big 12 Conference effective June 30, 2012.
Southeastern Conference - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaThe other charter members were:
- The University of the South ("Sewanee") left the SEC in 1940, and later de-emphasized varsity athletics. It is currently a member of the Division III Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, but will leave that conference in July 2012, along with six other SCAC members, to form a new D-III conference.
- Georgia Institute of Technology ("Georgia Tech") left the SEC in 1964. In 1975, it became a founding member of the Metro Conference, one of the predecessors to today's Conference USA. Georgia Tech competed in the Metro in all sports except football, in which it was independent. In 1978, Georgia Tech joined another Southern Conference offshoot, the Atlantic Coast Conference, for all sports, where it has remained.
- Tulane University left the SEC in 1966. Along with Georgia Tech, it was a charter member of the Metro Conference. Unlike Tech, however, Tulane remained in the Metro until it merged with the Great Midwest Conference into the new Conference USA in 1995. Tulane remained an independent in football until C-USA began football competition in 1996.
Whoa, wait! Does ejaculate really burn?
2,000 cadet members. That is a lot to burn.If it does, you might want to see a doctor about it. :wideeyed: