That happens when people either can't or won't take the time to contemplate what someone is saying... repeatedly. Aside from that, I guess it's also tiresome to be called a liar (in so many words), regarding topics UF fans have considerably more info about. Most of the Gator fans on this site who comment about the goings-on at their school are either current students, alumni who still have ties to the school, or in my case, the son of two alumni who grew up in Gainesville, has lived there off and on since, goes down several times a year, and still has family currently enrolled. Yet, even when we confirm or refute a claim or report, Dawg fans still think they have the inside track, and call us on everything.

Don't get me wrong, it's flattering that UGA fans are more interested in what's going on at our university than their own; but, if you truly want to know what's up, simply listen, and we'll be happy to oblige. On topics that are a matter of opinion, we have no problem... everybody's entitled to theirs. You say UGA is a better team... fine, I disagree. You say Richt didn't do anything unsportsmanlike... fine, I disagree (as did he, himself, after thinking it over). You think Tebow lost UF games... fine, I think our secondary did. You think Stafford won you games... fine, I think UGA's balance did.

But, some things, like stats and numbers, don't lie; and I refer to them in almost every post. Why? Like I said, they don't lie. I do my homework before posting, and my research is meticulous and impeccable before I do. The reason I do that is because I've seen enough stupid posts and opinions, usually based only on the perception from a view through the glasses of one shade or the other; and I want nothing more than to try and avoid that with my own contributions. It may seem strange to you; but facts, figures, and stats have no bias, no slant, no prejudice. And, with enough study, most things regarding game outcomes and standings can be resolved through those numbers. Not always, because they don't keep stats on emotion, heart, desire, revenge, leadership, attitude, etc.. But, when I choose to debate, it's a good bet that I'll have the analytical side of the argument well researched before I waste anyone's time reading what I post. It's none of my business if anyone else chooses to do that; but, if they don't, they should at least be careful not to call out those of us who do; and be responsible enough not to get personal simply because they've been proven wrong... no matter how many times it happens.

On a lighter note, I'll trash talk all day, if that's my intent. I like having a little fun at the other guy's expense, too. But, I think we all know the difference between trash talk and a serious debate. I love a little comic relief to end a discussion that has taken up 4 or 5 pages, and folks just need to agree they disagree. Bottom line: I'm sorry if so many Dawg fans find so many things unbelievable about UF's program. If Gator fans didn't see these things for themselves, they'd have trouble believing them, too. But, at some point, you really have to accept that we may know a thing or two about what our program's up to. Hell, Gator fans probably don't believe Stafford is actually getting in shape; but, you don't see us going on and on about it. Most Gator fans know for a fact that UGA has some significant injuries on their team heading into fall practice; but, you don't see us starting thread after thread speculating about it, and then calling you out when we don't get the answer we want in response. Why? Because, frankly, we don't give a f*ck. We've been handling UGA's a$$ for the last 18 years, and see no reason why it shouldn't continue. UGA has had the best team plenty of years that they still lost. And, really, that's probably the biggest difference. The team who's usually dominating a series isn't really concerned about what the other team is up to... they're focused on their own program. I know back in the '80's, when I was in high school in Georgia, UGA fans didn't give two sh*ts what UF was doing this year or that... they pretty much knew they were going to win. And, they thought it'd never change... but, it did. It's just reversed now; and it's not our fault you weren't around for the glory years.