I sat in the front row right behind the UCLA players in the alumni section. Believe me, they are all aware that Ben Olsen has GINGER BALLS. Yeah, we lost. To be expected. The spread was accurate. But Ben still has Ginger Balls. And that's fine by me.
The cool thing about that game is that if either side won, the Mormons still came out victorious. Ha! The Lord loves us.
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I actually think that because of your inappropriate chant about Ben Olsen, the Mormons lost. Way to set an awful example...first on your blog and now in front off all those people.
Yeah - of all the people in the world I know who set a bad example at a football game by staying sober and not yelling profanities, and having fun, you top the list of bad examples.
You should be so ashamed that you never put your name on anything ever again!!!
Oh, and Mormons always win. The Jews were chosen first, so they are okay, but the Mormons win
TECHNICALLY Olsen really do much for his team- if it wasn't for the UCLA defense (and the oh, 100 yards in penalties on the Y) the end result would have been much much different. Olsen had little influence on the win.
You know who I think real winners are? People who identify themselves on the internet and don't leave anonymous comments.
Hey, this is thomcarter's bro. On my blog people cannot make anonymous posts. I am not sure why, but I am sure you can contact blogger to find out. Since people seem so upset about it, I just thought you would like to know. GO UTES...haha! My school is going to get crushed this weekend!!
Julie - you are right. Anon, you are hilarious. I am laughing so hard. More at the fact that your balls are probably as blue as Ben's are red. Then again, you could be a girl. In which case, I let my comment stand.
Sam, it is in the options section. I like anonymous commenters. It shows that I promote freedom of speech. Even if it is hate speech. They can just expect hate speech back, which is why they hide.
While I am usually the first to scorn the anonymous poster, I can't help but think this one's comment was made tongue in cheek.
Just to let you know, some of us comment anonymously because it seems strange and creepy to comment on a blog of people you have never met. We are the ones stuck in the olden days when people would meet face-to-face or through eharmony.
Really Aaron? I'm pretty sure I, master of sarcasm picked up on that. Thanks. Did you get that one? That was tongue in cheek as well. Although, how do we know we've never met anonymous? How about we change that? hehe...meet me tomorrow behind the bleachers.
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