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37-26?

I wasn't aware there were 37 hours in a day. :eyebrow

Maybe it's my "insuperior" education, but I'm pretty sure I'm right.

Your answer was going to be time to die. Which isn't even a numerical value. So how is that better?

08GatorBait wrote:Your answer was going to be time to die. Which isn't even a numerical value. So how is that better?

No, the answer is 6:39. :up

For those of you who don't get it, 6:39 = 21 to 7 (i.e. the score of the last FSU-UF game in Gainesville).

:dog A little joke among FSU students that I always found hilarious and clever.

FSUseminoles91 wrote:

08GatorBait wrote:Your answer was going to be time to die. Which isn't even a numerical value. So how is that better?

No, the answer is 6:39. :up

I'm not following this implication sir...guide me I'm tired.

08GatorBait wrote:

FSUseminoles91 wrote:

08GatorBait wrote:Your answer was going to be time to die. Which isn't even a numerical value. So how is that better?

No, the answer is 6:39. :up

I'm not following this implication sir...guide me I'm tired.

ha, jinx post. :lol: I posted the explanation above.

I didn't get it when I first heard it either. :dog

What a ripoff. Georgia fans have been saying "It's still 10 to 9" in Texas for 30 years since the cotton bowl upset.

That game and the Miami game go down as two of the ugliest games played in either roo sketch...god is was awful.

We still beat Ohio state that year LOL.

failureofafriend wrote:What a ripoff. Georgia fans have been saying "It's still 10 to 9" in Texas for 30 years since the cotton bowl upset.

:dunno

I've honestly never heard that before. And it's not a total ripoff because we don't say it's "21 to 7;" we say "it's still 6:39" in Gainesville. :dog

08GatorBait wrote:That game and the Miami game go down as two of the ugliest games played in either roo sketch...god is was awful.

We still beat Ohio state that year LOL.

Yeah that game was ugly for us too...I mean shit, 95 yards of offense? :facepalm I think they said that's the least amount of yardage for a winning team in NCAA history.

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It's a little different, but still the same concept. If someone asks a Georgia fan "What time is it in Texas?" The response is "It's still 10 to 9 in Texas!" This goes back to when we last played in the 1984 Cotton Bowl and cost Texas the national championship.

failureofafriend wrote:It's a little different, but still the same concept. If someone asks a Georgia fan "What time is it in Texas?" The response is "It's still 10 to 9 in Texas!" This goes back to when we last played in the 1984 Cotton Bowl and cost Texas the national championship.

Well most of the students currently enrolled were born in the 90s, so it's hard to say they "stole" it. :justsayin