1. Does the nickname of the Georgia/Florida game, "The World's Largest Cocktail Party", make you want to abuse alcohol?
2. Do you think University of Georgia president, Dr. Michael F. Adams, has sand in his vagina?
3. Have you meet any Univesiry of Florida graduate who was not a complete piece of white trash?
5 comments:
1. Yes.
2. Don't know.
3. Yes.
1. yeah, I guess.
2. Yes. In fact, at my graduation, Adams requested the 2nd verse of UGA's Alma Mata to be skipped when sung. This verse referred to the men of georgia, and how they will lead the state (or something like that) In its stead, the 3rd newly added verse was sung. In contrast, the 3rd verse praised the "daughters of Georgia" for their great accomplishments. He is a liberal pansy.
3. I've never met a person who received an undergraduate degree from Florida.
Just to clarify, TC's post refers to Adams' move to try and stop the GA-FL game from being called the world's largest outdoor cocktail party, because, once again, he's trying to change the school's image and socially engineer the behavior of college kids.
But this is what Adams fails to understand: the reason why the vast majority of well-educated 18-year olds throughout the state want to attend UGA is because of the party atmosphere. I guarantee you that if you banned bars in Athens, applications would drop tenfold, as would admission standards.
Once again, I fail to see why one irresponsible cokehead's death (who also happened to be drinking alcohol at the time) back in the fall should spoil the party for the other responsible 29,999 of us out there.
I thought college was all about learning, but moves like this from Adams don't teach responsibility at all. If anything, by treating students like babies, they are more likely to act irresponsibly. Wow, a public official pursuing policy that's counterproductive to the supposed goal. Who would have thunk? This is a new topic. Maybe I should start talking about it more on here.
I'm glad Pat pays attention to the news. Adams, like Patton at GSU, is an idiot. Just like you said, they treat college kids like babies.
I think question 3 is biased, and a question 4 should be added to make it vice-versa of question 3. And Mr. Adams is a tree-humping pansy.
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