The Goat Pen

I thought you were a BC fan? Or is this another one of your Jesus things that we laugh about?

neither

those schools let women enroll

they probably have women professors too

Jungle Rat wrote:I thought you were a BC fan? Or is this another one of your Jesus things that we laugh about?

I am channelling Clashmore Mike in his absence.

Or should I go get Marty?

Those posts were towards IB. He once let Jesus give him head (at least that's what the pastor said)

If Brian Kelley wins the MNC he needs to jump to the NFL immediately. His stock will never be higher and there's nowhere to go but down.

Why? He owns South Bend for the next decade if that happens. Unless he has a giant ego or is cheating his ass off, no reason to leave IMO.

He does have a giant ego but if he wins now what else is left to do in South Bend? He'll get his statue & then the pressure to repeat will wear him down.

Jungle Rat wrote:Those posts were towards IB. He once let Jesus give him head (at least that's what the pastor said)

So are you rooting for the Irish tomorrow? I sure am.

Rooting your face into one of their defensive lineman's taint...

I just saw the ghost of my old neighbor Gerry Faust walking down the street like when I was a kid. Spooky.

hedge wrote:Rooting your face into one of their defensive lineman's taint...

Say whatever you want Hedge, they got 'er done. In Cali I might add.....

...that Irish team might beat Alabama or Georgia. It is unlikely, but they have a better chance of beating the SEC champion than any other team in the country not named Oregon.

I'm rooting for the Irish, but this was fucking hillarious!

http://deadspin.com/5963736/the-haters- ... notre-dame

My old neighbor is liking things right now. Moeller is in the State Championship & ND is in the big one. Still though, he lives in Akron now. Why?

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Manti Teo is a fraud??

http://deadspin.com/5976517/manti-teos- ... -is-a-hoax

But that's where the definite ends. From here, the rest of Te'o's public story begins to grade into fantasy, in the tradition of so much of Notre Dame's mythmaking and with the help of a compliant press.

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9:1 press.

Man at center of Te'o hoax says he was in love

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/man-cent ... e-was-love

A California man said he created the hoax in which former Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o fell for a fake, online girlfriend because he was in love with the football player.

Ronaiah Tuiasosopo spoke publicly for the first time in an interview with Dr. Phil McGraw for the "Dr. Phil Show," the first part of which aired Thursday.

The 22-year-old Tuiasosopo said he built the online persona of Lennay Kekua, a nonexistent woman who Te'o said he fell for without ever meeting in person and later believed to have died of leukemia.

Tuiasosopo said he felt Kekua was a part of him, and grew feelings and emotions for Te'o that he could not control. He acknowledged that the hoax was cruel, but said it was never intended as a joke and that he got no financial gain from it.

"I pretty much had this escape of Lennay and this was where my heart had pretty much invested, not just time, but all of my energy went into this," he said.

"As twisted and confusing as it may be, yeah, I cared for this person," he said, referring to Te'o. "I did all that I could to help this person become a better person, even though I wasn't getting nothing out of it."

When the ruse was reported by Deadspin.com on Jan. 16, the report raised the questions about whether Te'o was involved. The story about how the All-American played through pain learning about the deaths of his girlfriend and grandmother on the same day led to an outpouring of support from Notre Dame fans. It became the backdrop to the Fighting Irish's undefeated regular season and run to the BCS championship, where they lost to Alabama.

Tuiasosopo said Te'o knew nothing of the hoax, and doesn't believe he ever suspected Kekua wasn't real.

"He had no involvement," Tuiasosopo said. "He did not know anything."

Te'o won seven national awards for his play and was runner-up for the Heisman Trophy. He has denied any involvement from the beginning, and Notre Dame said an investigation of the player's claims backed up his story.

But Tuiasosopo said he felt Te'o became a better person as a result of the relationship.

"If you really look at all his interviews, he felt that," he said. "When he was under the understanding that he lost her, he realized all the good that Lennay had done for him."

Through a spokesman, the Te'o family declined comment.

Tuisasosopo said he decided to confess to Te'o earlier this month as the hoax was unraveling because he felt he could not go any further with his own life until the truth was out.

"You've heard of recovering drug addicts? It takes a lot of courage to stand and say that," he said "To recover from homosexuality and this type of thing. Not only that, coming back to your real life, as hard as a task as that is I'm going to do all that I can to live right."

McGraw said that statement bothered him.

"I hope it's a pressure you don't put on yourself," he said.

Tuiasosopo said he killed the Kekua character on the day in September Te'o learned his grandmother died, following an argument with Te'o.

The football star had told Kekua he didn't need her, Tuiasosopo said.

"It hurt me," he said. "It hit me like a brick wall. I was like, 'Whoa, I've given so much into this. And I realized right then in that moment, that I poured so much into Lennay, that I myself was getting nothing, and look what I was left with."

Te'o said he first learned that something was amiss when Keuka called him on Dec. 6, and told him she had faked her death.

He told his parents about what had happened while home for Christmas break and called Notre Dame coaches on Dec. 26 to let them know. Notre Dame officials said that they interviewed Te'o and retained Stroz Friedberg, a New York computer forensics firm, to investigate the case. They learned on Jan. 3 that there were no records indicating Lennay Kekua existed.

Tuiasosopo said he was the voice of Kekua but initially refused to recreate it when pressed by McGraw. He eventually agreed to do the voice behind a privacy screen, something McGraw promised to show during part two of the interview on Friday.

"Tuiasosopo said he was the voice of Kekua"

More like the voice of kooky...

apparently the Domers got caught acting like Tar Heels....