Anonymous #1 1w

They will not be getting into the playoffs, it’s a pretty competitive field this year and Texas is not in that range to compete

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Anonymous OP 1w

The SEC will have them beat a&m in their final game of season and maybe UGA as well if they feel it is needed

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Anonymous #1 1w

Dude what are you talking about you think these mfs sit in a goon chamber trying to think up the script?

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Anonymous OP 1w

Yes they also think mahomes is friends with the zebras

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Anonymous #2 1w

NFL and CFB are two different entities

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Anonymous #4 6d

Well they probably won’t beat Georgia and even if they finish 9-3 I don’t even think they’d get in then, but that’s depends on who else is 9-3 and looking to sneak in. Also the impartially analyze statement is mute coming from you since you are obviously a Texas fan so that also removes ur ability to impartially analyze

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Anonymous OP 6d

Do you mean moot?

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Anonymous #4 6d

No I meant mute, moot’s definition is debatable and a dying word at that

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Anonymous OP 6d

lol you’re wrong, it’s not a mute point it’s a moot point. Moot has multiple definitions look it up. It’s also still commonly used in debate and in law

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Anonymous OP 6d

There isnt one definition for mute that matches what you said

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Anonymous OP 6d

Good question — this is a common mix-up! The correct word in that context is “moot,” not “mute.” Here’s the difference: * Moot point: A point that is debatable, irrelevant, or no longer important to the current situation. * Example: Whether we should expand the project is a moot point now that funding’s been cut. * Mute: Means silent or unable to speak.

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Anonymous #4 6d

I had chat gpt explain it for you

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Anonymous #4 6d

A majority of the time moot is pronounced as mute in American English and regardless “mute point” is an emerging phrase in the United States and other part of the world and I can link you to some linguistic studies if you’d like. I’m also cool enough to not use AI so get that slob away from me.

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Anonymous OP 6d

lol you’re incorrect by every definition you should run and hide in embarrassment. People do use mute, incorrectly. Because they don’t know that it’s actually moot. Like you

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Anonymous #4 6d

Which study do you want my man? Besides regardless of official definitions, I’m assuming you use slang in your daily vocabulary?

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Anonymous OP 6d

Slang isnt the same as incorrectly using a word because of ignorance

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