"Nothing sucks like a big orange"

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I've heard a lot of rival fans, particularly older ones, say this when bashing UT. Does anyone actually know what this means? I can't for the life of me figure out where the pun is.
 
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Confusion over how the sun works?

Or how to peel an orange and eat it.

Funny part about the later is that means they are sucking us???

Either way the pun is B-low-me
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Confusion over how the sun works?

Or how to peel an orange and eat it.

Funny part about the later is that means they are sucking us???

Either way the pun is B-low-me
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Ha ha
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You mean rival fans like the ones who call themselves the Tide but have an African elephant as a mascot? Or the ones who are the Tigers but chant "War Eagle!"? Or the ones that somehow think that screaming "pig sooey!" is somehow intimidating? Or the ones who's official trademark is cut off rustler jorts and a wifebeater? Or the ones in the ridiculously talent rich state of Georgia but perennially get beat by better teams with players that they took from Georgia? Or the ones with a chicken as their mascot? Or the ones that always yell, "wait till basketball season!" but still can't win the big one even though they're running a NBADL franchise? Or the ones that are so ignorant they can't find their way out of the most backward state in these great United States, Mississippi? (or the ones that make it out live in Memphis cause they think Memphis is a nice place to raise a family) Or Vanderbilt? (self-explanatory)

Remind me again why we give a crap about what rivals say about us?
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When I see Chizlick all I can hear in my head is a loop of him saying war eagle every 5th word....lol

When I hear roll tide all I can imagine is a sea of menstrual fluid

When I see the LSU tiger I picture it eating corndogs.

So to the poster above I agree stupid rivals are stupid.
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When I see Chizlick all I can hear in my head is a loop of him saying war eagle every 5th word....lol

When I hear roll tide all I can imagine is a sea of menstrual fluid
When I see the LSU tiger I picture it eating corndogs.

So to the poster above I agree stupid rivals are stupid.
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:sick:
 
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I've always thought that comment didn't make any sense. What do you expect? How do you make fun of college sports most meaningful university names "The Tennessee Volunteers". It's very historical and patriotic. Our name actually represents something. I'm not making fun of other schools having tigers, eagles, elephant, pigs...etc. because they could never be as cool as the state of Tennessee's uniqueness.
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I've always thought that comment didn't make any sense. What do you expect? How do you make fun of college sports most meaningful university names "The Tennessee Volunteers". It's very historical and patriotic. Our name actually represents something. I'm not making fun of other schools having tigers, eagles, elephant, pigs...etc. because they could never be as cool as the state of Tennessee's uniqueness.
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Good post.
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I've heard a lot of rival fans, particularly older ones, say this when bashing UT. Does anyone actually know what this means? I can't for the life of me figure out where the pun is.

Given the sizable orange groves in Florida, they must be generating quite the massive vacuum.
 
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Given the sizable orange groves in Florida, they must be generating quite the massive vacuum.

Rumors are Jimbo stole the orange sucker cannon and is using it to suck the life and recruits out of UF.
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You mean rival fans like the ones who call themselves the Tide but have an African elephant as a mascot? Or the ones who are the Tigers but chant "War Eagle!"? Or the ones that somehow think that screaming "pig sooey!" is somehow intimidating? Or the ones who's official trademark is cut off rustler jorts and a wifebeater? Or the ones in the ridiculously talent rich state of Georgia but perennially get beat by better teams with players that they took from Georgia? Or the ones with a chicken as their mascot? Or the ones that always yell, "wait till basketball season!" but still can't win the big one even though they're running a NBADL franchise? Or the ones that are so ignorant they can't find their way out of the most backward state in these great United States, Mississippi? (or the ones that make it out live in Memphis cause they think Memphis is a nice place to raise a family) Or Vanderbilt? (self-explanatory)

Remind me again why we give a crap about what rivals say about us?
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Post of the year
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Can't call us gator bait no way. Whose ever seen a gator eat an orange? That leaves two sets of tigers, two sets of bulldogs, the tide/elephant, wildcats, commadores, a rebellious bear, a gamecock and some pigs. None of these have oranges as a main food group so i feel pretty safe. Besides that, whoever uses this phrase is somewhat mental if they think we are referring to a fruit when we yell GBO. It is the color alone that we are referring to, so to say a color sucks would be very stupid imo. Kinda like telling a Kentucky fan "nothing sucks like a big Blue." doesn't make much sense to me
 
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I've always thought that comment didn't make any sense. What do you expect? How do you make fun of college sports most meaningful university names "The Tennessee Volunteers". It's very historical and patriotic. Our name actually represents something. I'm not making fun of other schools having tigers, eagles, elephant, pigs...etc. because they could never be as cool as the state of Tennessee's uniqueness.
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Right on, but I will still make fun of all the generic, high school or just plain lame names of our rivals.
 
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I've always thought that comment didn't make any sense. What do you expect? How do you make fun of college sports most meaningful university names "The Tennessee Volunteers". It's very historical and patriotic. Our name actually represents something. I'm not making fun of other schools having tigers, eagles, elephant, pigs...etc. because they could never be as cool as the state of Tennessee's uniqueness.
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Excellent post. It's funny to hear a Bama fan try to explain where roll tide came from, why they have an elephant as a mascot, and for some god knows reason it is red.
 
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I've always thought that comment didn't make any sense. What do you expect? How do you make fun of college sports most meaningful university names "The Tennessee Volunteers". It's very historical and patriotic. Our name actually represents something. I'm not making fun of other schools having tigers, eagles, elephant, pigs...etc. because they could never be as cool as the state of Tennessee's uniqueness.
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Excellent
 
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You mean rival fans like the ones who call themselves the Tide but have an African elephant as a mascot? Or the ones who are the Tigers but chant "War Eagle!"? Or the ones that somehow think that screaming "pig sooey!" is somehow intimidating? Or the ones who's official trademark is cut off rustler jorts and a wifebeater? Or the ones in the ridiculously talent rich state of Georgia but perennially get beat by better teams with players that they took from Georgia? Or the ones with a chicken as their mascot? Or the ones that always yell, "wait till basketball season!" but still can't win the big one even though they're running a NBADL franchise? Or the ones that are so ignorant they can't find their way out of the most backward state in these great United States, Mississippi? (or the ones that make it out live in Memphis cause they think Memphis is a nice place to raise a family) Or Vanderbilt? (self-explanatory)

Remind me again why we give a crap about what rivals say about us?
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We have a winner folks. :hi:
 
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Can't call us gator bait no way. Whose ever seen a gator eat an orange? That leaves two sets of tigers, two sets of bulldogs, the tide/elephant, wildcats, commadores, a rebellious bear, a gamecock and some pigs. None of these have oranges as a main food group so i feel pretty safe. Besides that, whoever uses this phrase is somewhat mental if they think we are referring to a fruit when we yell GBO. It is the color alone that we are referring to, so to say a color sucks would be very stupid imo. Kinda like telling a Kentucky fan "nothing sucks like a big Blue." doesn't make much sense to me

Well technically, we are the volunteers and have a davey with a gun... That has made all of their mascots either a pet or lunch. They call us by our color as an insult? The gators and wildcats play blue ball. SC has a garrnet cock for a mascot. Crimson wave of alaphant, so on and so on.
 
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You mean rival fans like the ones who call themselves the Tide but have an African elephant as a mascot? Or the ones who are the Tigers but chant "War Eagle!"? Or the ones that somehow think that screaming "pig sooey!" is somehow intimidating? Or the ones who's official trademark is cut off rustler jorts and a wifebeater? Or the ones in the ridiculously talent rich state of Georgia but perennially get beat by better teams with players that they took from Georgia? Or the ones with a chicken as their mascot? Or the ones that always yell, "wait till basketball season!" but still can't win the big one even though they're running a NBADL franchise? Or the ones that are so ignorant they can't find their way out of the most backward state in these great United States, Mississippi? (or the ones that make it out live in Memphis cause they think Memphis is a nice place to raise a family) Or Vanderbilt? (self-explanatory)

Remind me again why we give a crap about what rivals say about us?
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