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Re: Where are the first Legends of the DawgNation Forum?
If you have to tell me how smart you are all the time…………
how2fish
Re: Where are the first Legends of the DawgNation Forum?
I do miss all the ones [legends] posts I had my favorites. There was one especially back in the day, when Mark Richt was still the coach, I don't remember his call sign. Almost on every post he would proudly flash his intelligence and a group he was associated with in his post's headlines. Despite that he had very insightful with tasteful takes on Georgia football. What annoyed him most, he would call them out, were posts with bad grammar. One of his last posts he said he just was frustrated with something and quit. I like the format on this site the best from some of the other sites, I can look back at all my posts specially the ones that "I can't believe I say that". 😎
DawgCrazy76
Re: Where are the first Legends of the DawgNation Forum?
While waiting for the IT folks to work their magic, Kasey "fixed" it - at least for me. Sometimes change can be good. It's good to be able to express Gator Hate with just one click.
donniem
Re: Where are the first Legends of the DawgNation Forum?
I know many have abandoned DawgNation and moved to other UGA football forums. I understand why.
However, I've tried some of the other forums. What I've discovered is there are, on the other forums I've tried, too many people and too many posts so it's hard to have anything resembling a conversation.
DawgNation could be much better managed by its owner. Case in point would be the recent technical glitches which may or may not ever be adequately addressed.
Go, Dawgs!
JimWallace