How would UCLA fans have liked to face Michigan without Johnny Juzang?

What the hell does politics have to do with this post? Nothing, of course.

If you want to continue looking like a fool, help yourself. It was funny trolling at the beginning on the first 29 posts about draws, but now it's just plain sad.

@the909trojan THIS IS GOLD.

The Intolerant Leftist rises again.

You told me what to do. You get that?

Thats not a Discussion. Thats not a debate. That’s cancelling a different opinion. That’s not how freedom of speech works. get it? Most liberals DONT??? It’s an IQ thing

IMO Actually. It’s not 6 of one and 1/2 a dozen of the other like you think it is. It’s being a few cards short of a full deck Actually. That’s a YOU problem. Not a me problem.

@Pasadena Trojan I'm just trying to give you friendly advice to stop you from looking like a fool. But by all means, carry on.

PS if you're trying to troll, take lessons from art. He has it down to a science

OOH, tough guy keyboard warrior. I thought it was a free country, per your post below?? If I post on a message board I have no issues with anybody responding or disagreeing.

Yeah, and what if Custer had had a squadron of air cover at Little Big Horn?

@SC Gator Custer would have had to call in an airstrike on his own position and everybody would have been killed anyway.

There was a Twilight Zone episode once where three National Guardsmen rode in a Sherman tank that broke down, so they wandered away, leaving the stranded tank, and looked for help. They apparently walked through a time portal of sorts and stumbled upon the battle of Little Big Horn, in progress. They didn't have their tank but they did have their .45 sidearms...but they got wasted anyway.

When a present day search party went looking for them, they found their marked graves amongst the other troopers who were killed there in 1876. Nobody could figure out why, but their C.O. knew and muttered to himself something like, "They sure could've used the tank." One of my favorite episodes!