197 replies to this topic

[Lumps]

Carolina Panthers is perfect and helps keep the team here with a wider audience and inclusive crowd. I have lived in Charlotte for over a decade and I like exactly how it is...with the stadium just minutes away and all but still including the SC 'folks'.

[lineal89]

The Panthers wanted to be here in South Carolina, so I've always heard and they do their OTA's in Spartanburg SC. What better way to capitalize on a two state fan base than by uniting them with something as simple as a name...Carolina Panthers!

[MemphisGambler]

White trash maybe. Ain't no Yankee though boy *spits tobacco*

BTW, people besides white trash Yankees go to Myrtle. Mostly ugly, desperate, middle aged men who are desperate for any type of female interaction or contact and go to clubs like 2001 in hopes pf bagging a 40+ year old divorcee. Then when that doesn't work out they go to the Crazy Horse, or Masters, or Darrieres and piss away a weeks salary on a butt ugly stripper that "REALLY LIKES ME BRO".

What's wrong with being a middle aged divorced man ? I am one and get can laid by hot young women without going to a strip club. Oh, by the way, my financial net worth is nothing special and I don't pay. You could be a middle aged divorcee one day. Glass houses. Back to subject, renaming the team is absurd.

[jasonluckydog]

Top 10 flags in America

#4


4. South Carolina
Outside of Louisiana and parts of Florida and Texas, no state feels more Caribbean than South Carolina, and this flag spells that out perfectly. It's so cool, even the perpetually secessionist locals haven't tried to replace it with some variation of the rebel flag, unlike so many of their Deep South cousins.


http://blogs.houston..._day.php?page=2


in many other polls SC is usually always in the top 5

[SCP]

A big misconception is that the crescent over the palmetto tree is the moon. In reality, it symbolizes the cannonballs the British fired at Sullivan's Island in 1776. The palmetto tree was instrumental in the defense of the island because they absorbed the impact of the cannonballs. The forts were fortified with palmetto wood which helped them withstand the British assault.

[teeray]

What's wrong with being a middle aged divorced man ? I am one and get can laid by hot young women without going to a strip club. Oh, by the way, my financial net worth is nothing special and I don't pay. You could be a middle aged divorcee one day. Glass houses. Back to subject, renaming the team is absurd.

Alright, a couple of things. First off since I am a male I will likely never become a divorcee (see definition below) unless I have an unpleasant medical procedure. Also I never said there was anything wrong with them. Since you bang "hot young women" you probably don't go to Myrtle very often. The ones who do go to Myrtle were the people I was referring to.

Secondly, I actually believe that you get laid by "hot young women". Because if you didn't get laid by "hot young women" you would know that once you go to the strip club you have essentially forfeited your chances of actually getting laid for the night and are just hoping for something to fap to once you get back to your place about $500 lighter.

Thirdly, I am also convinced that you are a very, very handsome dude. Because I know you get laid by "hot young women" yet you admit your bank account is very modest and judging by your reading comprehension and not knowing what a divorcee is you clearly aren't blowing them away with your intellectualism. Therefore, you must be handsome.



Definition of DIVORCÉE



: a divorced woman

See divorcée defined for English-language learners »

See divorcée defined for kids »

Origin of DIVORCÉE

French, from feminine of divorcé, past participle of divorcer to divorce, from Middle French divorse
First Known Use: 1813

[teeray]

A big misconception is that the crescent over the palmetto tree is the moon. In reality, it symbolizes the cannonballs the British fired at Sullivan's Island in 1776. The palmetto tree was instrumental in the defense of the island because they absorbed the impact of the cannonballs. The forts were fortified with palmetto wood which helped them withstand the British assault.

Another big misconception is that anyone thinks South Carolina's flag is actually cool. tn reality, it blows and looks like a flag my nephew would make for his tree fort.

[SCP]

Another big misconception is that anyone thinks South Carolina's flag is actually cool. tn reality, it blows and looks like a flag my nephew would make for his tree fort.

Flags

[GamecockSmitty4]

Another big misconception is that anyone thinks South Carolina's flag is actually cool. tn reality, it blows and looks like a flag my nephew would make for his tree fort.

Another big misconception is that anyone cares what you think.

[chef17]

Another big misconception is that anyone thinks I'm actually cool. In reality, I blow.

Fixed

[Cary Kollins]

http://www.google.co...8kcWXkgs9Gz_AKA

[SCP]

Link fail

[Cary Kollins]

Uh yeah I dunno, the image is there in edit mode.

[teeray]

Fixed

QFT

[teeray]

Another big misconception is that anyone cares what you think.