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Very ironic because this may be the gayest thing I've ever read on here. "I've heard about this cut of meat over the years but I just assumed it was gay because the people in the state that does BBQ better than anywhere else love it."

Let me guess...you are more of a sausage guy, right?

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I don't know if was all that deep, actually. Texas is known for being big on gay stuff and are pro-gay and the football team and campus of the University of Texas with the dildo worship and all.

I just thought of brisket being associated with that and assumed brisket itself was probably just a gay fad. Now that I've tried what is probably the best food I've ever had, I'm reconsidering my previous thoughts.

Honestly though, there probably isn't any way brisket that could be any better than the North Carolina stuff I had. There isn't any real way possible for something to taste better.

I've never tried brisket because I always thought it was some weird type of Mexican slop that Texans rave over. I've heard about it over the years but also assumed it was just some food that gay people like because, again, the Texas thing.

That all changed recently when I bought some Brookwood Farms Real Pit Cooked Brisket from Publix the other day. After making sure it wasn't from Texas, I made the purchase and headed home. The packages I bought were from Siler City, NC.

I wasn't expecting much, to be honest. I heated up the little containers they came in and tried some in a sandwich.

I think it might have been the best food I've ever had. Barbecue doesn't compare at all to brisket, unbelievably. North Carolina does it right, wow. 5 stars. There is no way any brisket could be better than this and I don't see any reason to ever try any other kind.

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Let me clarify: How applicable is this time period represented by the giant fricking picture below to programs today?

fricking hell man. Context.

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You sound as if you are angry because the topic of the thread isn't what you wanted it to be.

Why don't you start a topic about How Past Time Periods in College Football relate to Modern Time Periods in College Football?

You know, a completely different fricking topic than what you are currently reading about.

Are you sure this isn't charges per school? For instance, a player gets caught with one joint or blunt and charges =

*Unlawful possession of illegal substance.
*Illegal purchase of dangerous drug.
*Purchasing rolling paper for illegal activity.
*Modification of cigar leafs for illegal activity.
*Possession of paraphernalia.
*Pollution of air with smoke.
*Intent to pollute air with smoke.
*Possession of dangerous drug within 50,000 feet of children.
*Possession of dangerous drug within 50,00 feet(about 9.5 miles) of a school.
*Animal cruelty if you happen to own a pet and have possession of marijuana.
*Under the influence of illegal and extremely dangerous drug.
*Premeditation to use dangerous drug.
*DUI.
*Walking while high.
*Smiling and laughing for no real reason.

It doesn't even have to be a whole joint or blunt, just a butt/roach and all these same charges apply because police care about us all and are here to help us live better lives.