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--Fumble (1961-2009), RIPflamerbob wrote:I love the shirt idea. Also, they should try for a red out since it is a night game on MASN. I know they are trying to get everyone to wear read but a shirt like above in red would be awesome.Unfortunately, we're not quite to the point where all of our fans have red cold gear. When the weather's nice it's easy to tell everyone to wear red. When it's cold, it's a lot harder to.
SuperJon wrote:Makes sense. Does the bookstore sell rain gear at all(especially in red)?flamerbob wrote:I love the shirt idea. Also, they should try for a red out since it is a night game on MASN. I know they are trying to get everyone to wear read but a shirt like above in red would be awesome.Unfortunately, we're not quite to the point where all of our fans have red cold gear. When the weather's nice it's easy to tell everyone to wear red. When it's cold, it's a lot harder to.
SumItUp wrote:Correction ¡Si, podemos!Fumblerooskies wrote:I think we should have THIS promotion for the final two games:Since Obama thinks we should all be learning a second language, there should be a Spanish version also.
Red shirt...white writing. Why not?
¡Si, nos podemos!
flamerbob wrote: Does the bookstore sell rain gear at all(especially in red)?The last potential bad-weather game that I attended this year, the Baptist side had boxes & boxes of WHITE ponchos near the bathrooms. They looked like they would be FREE, if we needed them.
--Fumble (1961-2009), RIPCider Jim wrote:i can confirm that, they were still there last Friday night at the LCA game.flamerbob wrote: Does the bookstore sell rain gear at all(especially in red)?The last potential bad-weather game that I attended this year, the Baptist side had boxes & boxes of WHITE ponchos near the bathrooms. They looked like they would be FREE, if we needed them.
Can Super or anyone confirm that?
mechildress wrote:If you are going to be messing with a hispanic Obama follower you had better get it right!Just as I thought...he (or is it He, to them) has a FOLLOWING.
Fumblerooskies wrote:You know us we are all heretics! At least we respect and support our president-elect.mechildress wrote:If you are going to be messing with a hispanic Obama follower you had better get it right!Just as I thought...he (or is it He, to them) has a FOLLOWING.
mechildress wrote:FIFYFumblerooskies wrote:You know us we are all heretics! At least we worship and support our president-elect.mechildress wrote:If you are going to be messing with a hispanic Obama follower you had better get it right!Just as I thought...he (or is it He, to them) has a FOLLOWING.
jcmanson wrote:This is the football forum, does Obama have to be discussed here?Sorry...my fault.
mechildress wrote:My intention was not to hijack the thread, but I must correct the 'lil "O" follower. Actually, it's a reflexive verb. For the same reason that "yes, he can" is translated, "si, se puede", "yes, we can" is translated "si, nos podemos"SumItUp wrote:Correction ¡Si, podemos!
¡Si, nos podemos!
If you are going to be messing with a hispanic Obama follower you had better get it right!
SumItUp wrote:Actually what it is translated as is "Yes, we can ourselves"mechildress wrote:My intention was not to hijack the thread, but I must correct the 'lil "O" follower. Actually, it's a reflexive verb. For the same reason that "yes, he can" is translated, "si, se puede", "yes, we can" is translated "si, nos podemos"SumItUp wrote:Correction ¡Si, podemos!
¡Si, nos podemos!
If you are going to be messing with a hispanic Obama follower you had better get it right!
and now, back to the original programming, Don't Stop Believing.....please discuss
Rooster Cogburn wrote:This is when we actually see what kind of fans we have. I actually don't expect a big crowd, but I dearly hope I'm wrong!trying again
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