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Have found their groove. Texas was lucky to have won the series.

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you ain't even SEC

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We certainly haven't been treated like it.

Not to worry I don't believe we will be much longer.

Okay Buster, your no answer is still an answer, an honest one. Of course no normal person can act like that with being brainwashed.

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The one thing that you don't seem to understand is that there is not a single A&M fan out there that cares if you refer to A&M as a "cult"

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Sure seems to have gotten your GOAT.

HEY as Grand Wizard of the 12man cult, you can have your very own pet goat, did you know that?

Poor AgriCULTure and Mechanical College

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Remember, this is your definition. You had no idea of the definition of a cult until I forced you to google it. Couldn't even put in in your own words

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But, but Grand Cult Wizard, I JUST DID THAT. Please pay attention.

This is why I was so reluctant to meet your demands, because I knew and stated you would only pooha all my answers. That and it was a lot of typing on my phone.

That and your own thoughts are an example of the grand master of the cult blowing any thing negative off.

Here's one good example.

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Half the people in the country who follow college football praised JFF. He won the Heisman in his freshman season! This has to be one of the dumbest statements you have ever made. How is UTrans devotion to Arch Manning any different other than the fact that JFF actually won the Heisman his freshman year and Arch has not done a damn thing.

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You're comparing Arch to the most despicable thug to ever win the Heisman. 90 % of College football fans would laugh at you Buster. But you keep up your Cult worship of JFF. But let's spell of his full Cult given name. Johnny F-ing Football. Do you even know his last name?

Piss off Potty Mouth Pimp

cults use brainwashing, and Influence

AGGY

cults often demand absolute loyalty

AGGY

high demand group

AGGIES TOLD NOT TO DRINK ORANGE JUICE

cults use very radical practices like approving of violence and flat-out hatred

COMPLETELY AGGY

THAT'S IT, THAT'S ALL

Hope you enjoy it Buster, you've been after me to explain it to you for over a year.

A group regarded by others as strange, misplaced or excessive admiration.

BOY CHEERLEARDERS COME TO MIND.

pursuit of money

DON'T WE ALL

popular among section of society

BOY CHEERLEADERS

a cult is a group often led by charismatic figure who control members behavior

BOY CHEERLEADERS ALL THAT SILLY SIGN LANGUAGE AND SILLY CHANTING

demand devotion

BOY CHEERLEADERS HAVE THE MASSES THROW EM IN THE FISH POND

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cult
/k?lt/
noun
noun: cult; plural noun: cults
1.
a relatively small group of people having beliefs or practices, especially relating to religion, that are regarded by others as strange or sinister or as imposing excessive control over members.
"a network of Satan-worshipping cults"
a misplaced or excessive admiration for a particular thing.
"the cult of the pursuit of money as an end in itself"
2.
a person or thing that is popular or fashionable among a particular group or section of society.
"the series has become a bit of a cult in the UK"
3.
a system of religious veneration and devotion directed towards a particular figure or object.
"the cult of St. Olaf"
Origin

early 17th century (originally denoting homage paid to a divinity): from French culte or Latin cultus ‘worship’, from cult- ‘inhabited, cultivated, worshipped’, from the verb colere .
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A cult is a group with socially deviant or novel beliefs, often led by a charismatic figure who uses llmanipulative, high-pressure techniques to control members' thoughts, behaviors, and relationships. They typically demand absolute devotion and often isolate members from outside society.
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Charismatic Leader: A central, unquestioned leader who dictates all rules.
Isolation: Members are encouraged to cut ties with family, friends, and mainstream society.
Manipulation & Control: Use of indoctrination techniques, love-bombing (initial intense affection), and behavior modification.
Charismatic Authority: The leader is seen as the sole source of truth.
Exploitation: Members are often exploited financially, emotionally, or physically.
No Exit: Leaving is made difficult, dangerous, or causes severe punishment.
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Religious: Based on radical or "new" theology often splitting from established faiths.
Political: Focused on extreme political ideology.
Doomsday: Preparing for an imminent apocalypse.
Commercial/Self-Help: Promoting unethical, high-pressure business or self-help training.
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