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Originally posted by tribu Because next weekend, #2 University of Michigan comes to to town to take on #1 The Ohio State University. This is the first time in 4 decades that both teams caome in udefeated, the first time ever one conference has had two 11-0 teams, and if Ohio State wins, it will be the first time #1 has played three #2's in one season. So, with all the foreign journalists around, my question is: How should I fuck with them? Ill be spending quite a bit of time on journalist row and on campus myself over the next week and Im sure ill be asked for info as a resource. Suggestions?

SHoutout to TA!

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Fortuna Favet Fortibus.

Everytime they mention football mistake it for soccer. Make sure to add how great David Beckham is.

^thats a good one
also pretend you know eddie george
walk around in public talking reeeeeeally loudly on your cell and drop his name like every two seconds
and then if anyone asks you about how you name him, start reciting plot elements from dumb and dumber, replaceing the characters' names with his and yours

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or sit inside and post on TA!

Streak across the field.

That's how you get your name in the paper.

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Pretend you are a journalist yourself and try to interview one of the journalists on what it's like to be a journalist covering the years biggest game.

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will borat be there?

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insignificant cor member alliance

OH!

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Goodie!!!

Ohio!

foreign journalists?


It's freaking college sports! And it's American Football no one outside the USA really gives a two shizzle about that!


That being said I'll be rooting for my cousins team! ( he's the coach of OSU )

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Originally posted by jdat foreign journalists? It's freaking college sports! And it's American Football no one outside the USA really gives a two shizzle about that! That being said I'll be rooting for my cousins team! ( he's the coach of OSU )

Foreign is hardly exclusively a national adjective