Absolutely, what a stooge this guy is. He's hard enough to look at, let alone listen to his stupidity.Clown Jindal has been wrong on every issue he has an opinion on...I would worry more if he said it would be a close game.
I wonder if the dot fell off his forehead :biggrin: Or is he a pull or push start :eek2:"We absolutely are expecting to beat them and to beat them badly," Jindal said. "We expect to be rude guests."
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Classy !!!!!I wonder if the dot fell off his forehead :biggrin: Or is he a pull or push start :eek2:
Not really? That is too funny.Jindal just called a press conference to apologize for the misinterpretation of his comments about being "Rude Guests." CNN, ABC, CBS, MSNBC, and NBC are carrying it live to try and undercut any future political moves he may make. Obama will have a rebuttal to his comments shortly thereafter.
That reminds me of when I became a big Saban fan...it was he was at Miami, when President W asked Saban to have lunch with him, and Saban brushed him off. "No thanks W, I've got better things to do."Jindal just called a press conference to apologize for the misinterpretation of his comments about being "Rude Guests." CNN, ABC, CBS, MSNBC, and NBC are carrying it live to try and undercut any future political moves he may make. Obama will have a rebuttal to his comments shortly thereafter.
No, I took it as though he meant that beating Alabama badly would be the act of a rude guest. I seriously doubt that the governor of Lousiana is encouraging travelers from Lousiana to be rude to people in Alabama.It seems to me Jindal is encouraging LSU fans who travel to Tuscaloosa to be "rude guests" when they win. Poor sports, who should rub it in when they win. With that type nonsense coming from their Governor, how poorly will they act up when they don't win?
Does a "rude guest" merely try to be offensive to the hosting crowd, or do they resort to vandalism if they don't get their way?
Actually, that's exactly what he means. Remember, this is Louisiana we're talking about.I'm not trying to defend him. I'm just trying to point out we say the same thing. I think when he says "rude guests" he means win the game and make the home team not happy. He's not meaning get hammered and throw beer bottles at Bama fans as they walk down the strip.
So are you saying we're going to throw stuff at the LSU fans? I mean that's what Jindal is saying they'll do to the Bama fans. :wink:I hate to tell this to Jindal but Bama will be rude hosts and kills LSU's national championship hopes week from Saturday.
I agree with this. He likely means they won't be timid on the field. As someone who knows Bobby personally, I'm sure he's not the kind of guy who would advocate hooliganism or anything similar.I'm not trying to defend him. I'm just trying to point out we say the same thing. I think when he says "rude guests" he means win the game and make the home team not happy. He's not meaning get hammered and throw beer bottles at Bama fans as they walk down the strip.
Yep. Bama fans will "throw" a 'Loser Leaves town' parade for LSU.So are you saying we're going to throw stuff at the LSU fans? I mean that's what Jindal is saying they'll do to the Bama fans. :wink:
LSU fans don't need encouragement to be complete a****** at football games.:cool2:When an elected official says something stupid and offensive directed at the University of Alabama, it's worth noting he has a track record of saying stupid foolish things.
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It seems to me Jindal is encouraging LSU fans who travel to Tuscaloosa to be "rude guests" when they win. Poor sports, who should rub it in when they win. With that type nonsense coming from their Governor, how poorly will they act up when they don't win?