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Mods: Please permanently ban bobknightfan

booradley said:
What's so wrong with BKF? He's conservative? I honestly want to know, so let's hear from people who didn't vote for H Fucking Clinton, because she's nothing but a traitor dyke. Otherwise, I welcome honest opinions on this key issue of our day ...
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LOL. The same people who hate BKF now hated him when he was a card carrying socialist.
 
booradley said:
What's so wrong with BKF? He's conservative? I honestly want to know, so let's hear from people who didn't vote for H Fucking Clinton, because she's nothing but a traitor dyke. Otherwise, I welcome honest opinions on this key issue of our day ...
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I’m a conservative. BKF trolled on a daily basis by repeating the same shit about how millennials are ruining our society blah blah blah. I’m a fan of BKF but he was ready to step away from the boards or he wouldn’t have accepted this bet.
 
booradley said:
What's so wrong with BKF? He's conservative? I honestly want to know, so let's hear from people who didn't vote for H Fucking Clinton, because she's nothing but a traitor dyke. Otherwise, I welcome honest opinions on this key issue of our day ...
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QFP
 
PhDeac said:
LOL. The same people who hate BKF now hated him when he was a card carrying socialist.
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True. I️ think my favorite part of boo’s post is asking what is wrong with bkf on a thread about him literally betting against Wake Forest then accusing HillDawg of being a traitor.
 
He's the biggest hypocrite Wake boards have seen over the past 25 years. He constantly derides millennials for their parents handing them tuition and other advantages when his entire adult life predicated on saying "I do" to the boss' daughter and being handed that company.

He also talks about his undying, unyielding support of HB2 fearing someone might see his teenage granddaughter in the bathroom. However, he voted for a person who bragged about doing "quality control" at his Miss Teen USA pageant by seeing 13-17 girls naked and half-naked. His candidate bragged that seeing naked teenage girls and carrying on conversations with them was a justified perk of owning the pageant.

BKF opposed a possible pervert while lionizing and supporting an admitted one.

You can't be much more a hypocrite than these two positions.
 
booradley said:
What's so wrong with BKF? He's conservative? I honestly want to know, so let's hear from people who didn't vote for H Fucking Clinton, because she's nothing but a traitor dyke. Otherwise, I welcome honest opinions on this key issue of our day ...
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lol

bkf was a conservative. cool.
 
Deacfreak07 said:
True. I️ think my favorite part of boo’s post is asking what is wrong with bkf on a thread about him literally betting against Wake Forest then accusing HillDawg of being a traitor.
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And she stops water.
 
booradley said:
OK, he's a troll. Got it. We can move on
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And you're an asshole that calls women you don't like dykes. I wish we could move on, but I don't want anybody to forget this as it tells a lot about you as a person.
 
RJKarl said:
He's the biggest hypocrite Wake boards have seen over the past 25 years. He constantly derides millennials for their parents handing them tuition and other advantages when his entire adult life predicated on saying "I do" to the boss' daughter and being handed that company.

He also talks about his undying, unyielding support of HB2 fearing someone might see his teenage granddaughter in the bathroom. However, he voted for a person who bragged about doing "quality control" at his Miss Teen USA pageant by seeing 13-17 girls naked and half-naked. His candidate bragged that seeing naked teenage girls and carrying on conversations with them was a justified perk of owning the pageant.

BKF opposed a possible pervert while lionizing and supporting an admitted one.

You can't be much more a hypocrite than these two positions.
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Well, I'm going to use my last post to rebut RJKarl's vicious personal attack against me to clarify my position vis a vis my feelings about today's WF millennials as it regards to personal situation.

1) RJ would have you believe that I decided to marry my wife to step into a job with her father's company. That could not be further from the truth. My 1st date with my wife was on July 31, 1963....9 1/2 years before I took a job with that company on January 29, 1973 (and 4 1/2 years after we were married on October 4, 1968). The entire idea that I would ever work in that company came about completely unexpected when he began to have health problems at age 62. I had taken a job with Burlington Industries as an administrative trainee making $7,500/yr just six weeks after graduating from WFU. Then I was drafted about a year later and spent two years making less than $3,000/year before going back to my job at BI. During all of this time there was never any thought that I would ever work in that company.

2) I dated my future wife for more than five years before we were married....all the way thru my four years at WF....and next October we will have been married for 50 years. I would say that our relationship has endured and should be envied by people like RJ (and others here), rather than mocked. For example, maybe RJ could enlighten us on the endurance of his personal relationships over all these years by comparison. After all, he is only six years younger than me. At any rate, RJ's idea that this relationship began with my plan to get a job there 9 1/2 years later is simply ludicrous.

3) My point about the millennials is that I took a job making $7,500/year six weeks after graduation. That would probably be equal to $35-$40,000 in today's dollars. I am fairly certain that there are jobs available out there for recent WF grads in that salary range if they wanted to take them....but they don't. They feel that such jobs are beneath them, and since many evidently have access to family money to continue going to school for another 2, 4 or 6 years rather than taking a $35-40,000 job, many of them just continue going to school. That was not an option for me. My dad was a blue collar machinist for Western Electric who never made more than $8,000/year in his life. I have been mocked for saying that I went thru my four years at WF without ever having a car on campus....thumbed home on weekends, etc....but I'd love to see today's WF students try to go thru their four years under similar circumstances.

So, that's it for me. I am certain that this post will also be twisted and mocked, but at this point I'm all in with you guys. Actually, it's a relief to be gone. We both won in this deal.
 
Darn I was kind of hoping that your recent 10-page Manifesto on the politics board would be your last post
 
By the way are you willing to admit that you were completely wrong about Dave Clawson. It is now his fourth-year here and wake has gotten better every year he's been here and is now a top 30-ish tier 2 ACC team
 
bobknightfan said:
Well, I'm going to use my last post to rebut RJKarl's vicious personal attack against me to clarify my position vis a vis my feelings about today's WF millennials as it regards to personal situation.

1) RJ would have you believe that I decided to marry my wife to step into a job with her father's company. That could not be further from the truth. My 1st date with my wife was on July 31, 1963....9 1/2 years before I took a job with that company on January 29, 1973 (and 4 1/2 years after we were married on October 4, 1968). The entire idea that I would ever work in that company came about completely unexpected when he began to have health problems at age 62. I had taken a job with Burlington Industries as an administrative trainee making $7,500/yr just six weeks after graduating from WFU. Then I was drafted about a year later and spent two years making less than $3,000/year before going back to my job at BI. During all of this time there was never any thought that I would ever work in that company.

2) I dated my future wife for more than five years before we were married....all the way thru my four years at WF....and next October we will have been married for 50 years. I would say that our relationship has endured and should be envied by people like RJ (and others here), rather than mocked. For example, maybe RJ could enlighten us on the endurance of his personal relationships over all these years by comparison. After all, he is only six years younger than me. At any rate, RJ's idea that this relationship began with my plan to get a job there 9 1/2 years later is simply ludicrous.

3) My point about the millennials is that I took a job making $7,500/year six weeks after graduation. That would probably be equal to $35-$40,000 in today's dollars. I am fairly certain that there are jobs available out there for recent WF grads in that salary range if they wanted to take them....but they don't. They feel that such jobs are beneath them, and since many evidently have access to family money to continue going to school for another 2, 4 or 6 years rather than taking a $35-40,000 job, many of them just continue going to school. That was not an option for me. My dad was a blue collar machinist for Western Electric who never made more than $8,000/year in his life. I have been mocked for saying that I went thru my four years at WF without ever having a car on campus....thumbed home on weekends, etc....but I'd love to see today's WF students try to go thru their four years under similar circumstances.

So, that's it for me. I am certain that this post will also be twisted and mocked, but at this point I'm all in with you guys. Actually, it's a relief to be gone. We both won in this deal.
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You've been mocked because when presented with a set of facts you in general reiterate your arguments and refuse to process said facts. In addition I think you should be let out of this bet because I have a general rule it's ungentlemanly to bet locks into someone. And 6 wins was an ironclad lock.
 
bobknightfan said:
Well, I'm going to use my last post to rebut RJKarl's vicious personal attack against me to clarify my position vis a vis my feelings about today's WF millennials as it regards to personal situation.

1) RJ would have you believe that I decided to marry my wife to step into a job with her father's company. That could not be further from the truth. My 1st date with my wife was on July 31, 1963....9 1/2 years before I took a job with that company on January 29, 1973 (and 4 1/2 years after we were married on October 4, 1968). The entire idea that I would ever work in that company came about completely unexpected when he began to have health problems at age 62. I had taken a job with Burlington Industries as an administrative trainee making $7,500/yr just six weeks after graduating from WFU. Then I was drafted about a year later and spent two years making less than $3,000/year before going back to my job at BI. During all of this time there was never any thought that I would ever work in that company.

2) I dated my future wife for more than five years before we were married....all the way thru my four years at WF....and next October we will have been married for 50 years. I would say that our relationship has endured and should be envied by people like RJ (and others here), rather than mocked. For example, maybe RJ could enlighten us on the endurance of his personal relationships over all these years by comparison. After all, he is only six years younger than me. At any rate, RJ's idea that this relationship began with my plan to get a job there 9 1/2 years later is simply ludicrous.

3) My point about the millennials is that I took a job making $7,500/year six weeks after graduation. That would probably be equal to $35-$40,000 in today's dollars. I am fairly certain that there are jobs available out there for recent WF grads in that salary range if they wanted to take them....but they don't. They feel that such jobs are beneath them, and since many evidently have access to family money to continue going to school for another 2, 4 or 6 years rather than taking a $35-40,000 job, many of them just continue going to school. That was not an option for me. My dad was a blue collar machinist for Western Electric who never made more than $8,000/year in his life. I have been mocked for saying that I went thru my four years at WF without ever having a car on campus....thumbed home on weekends, etc....but I'd love to see today's WF students try to go thru their four years under similar circumstances.

So, that's it for me. I am certain that this post will also be twisted and mocked, but at this point I'm all in with you guys. Actually, it's a relief to be gone. We both won in this deal.
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Well this is just not how bans work.
 
Deacfreak07 said:
True. I️ think my favorite part of boo’s post is asking what is wrong with bkf on a thread about him literally betting against Wake Forest then accusing HillDawg of being a traitor.
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And he welches on bets. That should answer boo's question in a satisfactory manner.
 
bobknightfan said:
Well, I'm going to use my last post to rebut RJKarl's vicious personal attack against me to clarify my position vis a vis my feelings about today's WF millennials as it regards to personal situation.

1) RJ would have you believe that I decided to marry my wife to step into a job with her father's company. That could not be further from the truth. My 1st date with my wife was on July 31, 1963....9 1/2 years before I took a job with that company on January 29, 1973 (and 4 1/2 years after we were married on October 4, 1968). The entire idea that I would ever work in that company came about completely unexpected when he began to have health problems at age 62. I had taken a job with Burlington Industries as an administrative trainee making $7,500/yr just six weeks after graduating from WFU. Then I was drafted about a year later and spent two years making less than $3,000/year before going back to my job at BI. During all of this time there was never any thought that I would ever work in that company.

2) I dated my future wife for more than five years before we were married....all the way thru my four years at WF....and next October we will have been married for 50 years. I would say that our relationship has endured and should be envied by people like RJ (and others here), rather than mocked. For example, maybe RJ could enlighten us on the endurance of his personal relationships over all these years by comparison. After all, he is only six years younger than me. At any rate, RJ's idea that this relationship began with my plan to get a job there 9 1/2 years later is simply ludicrous.

3) My point about the millennials is that I took a job making $7,500/year six weeks after graduation. That would probably be equal to $35-$40,000 in today's dollars. I am fairly certain that there are jobs available out there for recent WF grads in that salary range if they wanted to take them....but they don't. They feel that such jobs are beneath them, and since many evidently have access to family money to continue going to school for another 2, 4 or 6 years rather than taking a $35-40,000 job, many of them just continue going to school. That was not an option for me. My dad was a blue collar machinist for Western Electric who never made more than $8,000/year in his life. I have been mocked for saying that I went thru my four years at WF without ever having a car on campus....thumbed home on weekends, etc....but I'd love to see today's WF students try to go thru their four years under similar circumstances.

So, that's it for me. I am certain that this post will also be twisted and mocked, but at this point I'm all in with you guys. Actually, it's a relief to be gone. We both won in this deal.
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Goodbye, Bob. We’ve had some good times on these boards together and although our ideology began to drift apart, I’ll always remember how hard you ripped on the liberals when Trump won. Godspeed, my friend.
 
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