You really need to read the whole quote.kansasCowboy wrote:Dude don't tell me your this stupid? please? How can you say that UM and MSU is better if we cannot compare due to the fact that we're at different levels? This goes both ways. you just stated its impossible to know if MSU could be more successful than us since we're in a different level. But your still at your level, so how is any of the Idaho st's UM and MSU's leaps and bounds ahead of UW/ Because if we were in your level we might be the powerhouse. In fact we were at the same level from 1948 to 1961. Guess what? We dominated. 99-32-7. Played Montana 10 times and won them all. that's right 10-0. By a combined score of 330-47. Wyoming also played MSU 3 times in that span. Won all three. Combined score 155-25. Well, there you have it we played on the same level and we dominated you. The Skyline conference became the Big Sky.msuhunter wrote:Hate to break it to you, but every degree (except nursing, teaching, engineering) is basically worthless now with the influx of retards into college under the idea that "everyone should get an education." What gives you this idea that I have a cow-s##t major? The college of ag is a joke at MSU and UW, and any one who majors in something related to that if wasting their money. If you want to rip on ag, you're talking to the wrong person, I'll be right there with you.MrTitleist wrote:Or did you find out that your degree in Bozeman will only get you a job at the local mac shack?
On the football point, at each's respective level, MSU has had more success than UW by far. 3 national championships and a number of conference championships. MSU still has more championships than Um. UM has more conference championships though. UW hasn't won a national championship, and maybe two conference championships. It's impossible to know if MSU would've had more success than UW if they were at the same level since they weren't. Given what they've done in their respective levels, MSU and UM are leaps and bounds ahead of UW. Hell, Idaho St. is too.
Is anyone really surprised at this point?
Most people I know with teaching degrees had a few job offers once they got done, but the catch was most of them were in podunk little towns (eastern MT, and ND). In the average size cities, the job market is more competitive. Like you stated, the where is a big issue. And great point about stability, most definately the way to go, even before the recession, which we're apparently out of...Asmodeanreborn wrote:Out of curiosity, where? I know a several teachers (with degrees AND experience) who have lost their jobs and are looking. Then again, they could probably find jobs if they were willing to relocate, which is easier said than done when you're not the primary source of income for your family.msuhunter wrote:The point I was making about teaching is that one can get a job with a teaching degree right out of college. I agree that compensation is a joke, should'nt be this way, but that's the way it happens I suppose. Thanks for the info on the conferene championships.
Engineering isn't solid either, depending on your field. I know a mechanical engineer who's been looking for over a year now, although he's pretty picky with where to work.
I'm glad I have a Computer Science degree. My job's extremely stable as my company's doing incredible despite the crisis, but if I wanted to actually get a job that paid more (like at HP) there actually are openings now. With family and mortgage to worry about, stable is the way to go, though, even though more money's always tempting. Especially when we're talking an additional $30k/year... oh well
I have a person in the family with it too, so relax. It's an analogy, made out of jest. Had the comment be directed at someone with that, or any disability, that would've been uncalled for. If you're going to be so concerned about PC, I'd watch the deroggator gay slurs you made in your response. But I suppose, that's more than acceptable, in fact encouraged in Wyoming though huh? As long as you don't get caught beating the poop out of them, then you're fine right?TwoTone wrote:This is uncalled for you f##king piece of s##t. I hope you choke on a dna rifle and die.msuhunter wrote:(graduating from UM is the equivilant of being the smartest kid with Down's)..
No for real I had an uncle with Downs and people like you make me f##king sick.
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Seriously? Tell me what I missed in your "Whole Quote"? I'm pretty sure I nailed it.msuhunter wrote:You really need to read the whole quote.kansasCowboy wrote:Dude don't tell me your this stupid? please? How can you say that UM and MSU is better if we cannot compare due to the fact that we're at different levels? This goes both ways. you just stated its impossible to know if MSU could be more successful than us since we're in a different level. But your still at your level, so how is any of the Idaho st's UM and MSU's leaps and bounds ahead of UW/ Because if we were in your level we might be the powerhouse. In fact we were at the same level from 1948 to 1961. Guess what? We dominated. 99-32-7. Played Montana 10 times and won them all. that's right 10-0. By a combined score of 330-47. Wyoming also played MSU 3 times in that span. Won all three. Combined score 155-25. Well, there you have it we played on the same level and we dominated you. The Skyline conference became the Big Sky.msuhunter wrote:Hate to break it to you, but every degree (except nursing, teaching, engineering) is basically worthless now with the influx of retards into college under the idea that "everyone should get an education." What gives you this idea that I have a cow-s##t major? The college of ag is a joke at MSU and UW, and any one who majors in something related to that if wasting their money. If you want to rip on ag, you're talking to the wrong person, I'll be right there with you.MrTitleist wrote:Or did you find out that your degree in Bozeman will only get you a job at the local mac shack?
On the football point, at each's respective level, MSU has had more success than UW by far. 3 national championships and a number of conference championships. MSU still has more championships than Um. UM has more conference championships though. UW hasn't won a national championship, and maybe two conference championships. It's impossible to know if MSU would've had more success than UW if they were at the same level since they weren't. Given what they've done in their respective levels, MSU and UM are leaps and bounds ahead of UW. Hell, Idaho St. is too.
I did some checking, and going back to 1945, We are 13-0 against Montana. We are 5-0 against MSU, and I saw up in this thread earlier that someone said we lost to a transition NDSU. We beat them 16-13.
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I am pretty sure the NDSU comment was directed at Mr. Titleist and was referring to Montana, who lost to NDSU during their transition.kansasCowboy wrote:Seriously? Tell me what I missed in your "Whole Quote"? I'm pretty sure I nailed it.msuhunter wrote:You really need to read the whole quote.kansasCowboy wrote:Dude don't tell me your this stupid? please? How can you say that UM and MSU is better if we cannot compare due to the fact that we're at different levels? This goes both ways. you just stated its impossible to know if MSU could be more successful than us since we're in a different level. But your still at your level, so how is any of the Idaho st's UM and MSU's leaps and bounds ahead of UW/ Because if we were in your level we might be the powerhouse. In fact we were at the same level from 1948 to 1961. Guess what? We dominated. 99-32-7. Played Montana 10 times and won them all. that's right 10-0. By a combined score of 330-47. Wyoming also played MSU 3 times in that span. Won all three. Combined score 155-25. Well, there you have it we played on the same level and we dominated you. The Skyline conference became the Big Sky.msuhunter wrote:Hate to break it to you, but every degree (except nursing, teaching, engineering) is basically worthless now with the influx of retards into college under the idea that "everyone should get an education." What gives you this idea that I have a cow-s##t major? The college of ag is a joke at MSU and UW, and any one who majors in something related to that if wasting their money. If you want to rip on ag, you're talking to the wrong person, I'll be right there with you.MrTitleist wrote:Or did you find out that your degree in Bozeman will only get you a job at the local mac shack?
On the football point, at each's respective level, MSU has had more success than UW by far. 3 national championships and a number of conference championships. MSU still has more championships than Um. UM has more conference championships though. UW hasn't won a national championship, and maybe two conference championships. It's impossible to know if MSU would've had more success than UW if they were at the same level since they weren't. Given what they've done in their respective levels, MSU and UM are leaps and bounds ahead of UW. Hell, Idaho St. is too.
I did some checking, and going back to 1945, We are 13-0 against Montana. We are 5-0 against MSU, and I saw up in this thread earlier that someone said we lost to a transition NDSU. We beat them 16-13.
We haven't lost to a FCS (D1-AA) team since that classification was created.