Thanks MrsFlyingSquirrel, so it's something Ringy Smalls would perform. Gotcha

Charpie with the Ag tag smack. Having a bad day, Charpie? Usually you aren't so petty.

The two ladies who market these ringwraps have degrees from Sam Houston
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So I should never buy something that I like because the people selling aren't ags? I am the buyer. I am an ag. I buy something because I like it, not because the seller is an ag.

I wasn't the one smacking. You started it.

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Dat lazy eye.

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the new A&M fleece I bought was made in China for Columbia...thinking they are not Ags

I should return it

Nervy, if she had shoved it up there, she wouldn't have had such difficulties the second time around.

amirite?

Those chicks had a table set up at Maroon U on the Alabama weekend. They looked BSC if I've ever seen it.

The point is that it's not a labor of love or an honest gesture towards school spirit, it's a marketing ploy. It's a cash grab by graduates of another school that is not A&M.

As long as you understand that before you purchase and you are ok with it, then I have no problem with what you wrap around your ring.

I would rather my wife buy a silly ring wrap than cheat on me, eventually breaking up a family, then destroying the kids lives.

I think if you're going to make a point about them not being Ags, it's not that they are trying to make cash (every business idea is that, no?).

The argument would be that they don't truly understand the Aggie ring and its significance, since they are not Aggies. Part of what makes the ring special is that it's not like a typical class ring that can be customized a thousand different ways. You know an Aggie ring when you see it. So why customize it when the appeal of the Aggie ring, in large part, is that everybody's is consistent?

Just, if you wanted to argue against the idea. I don't really care.

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I would rather my wife buy a silly ring wrap than cheat on me, eventually breaking up a family, then destroying the kids lives.

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What the hell does this remark have to do with ANYTHING on this thread?

I don't think we are arguing separate points, it's just that you articulated mine more clearly for me. thanks.

Steve is concerned about divorced children. When I tried to get a toy drive together, he was one of the first to volunteer his baseball card collection. Steve Billings is one of the good ones.

No and I forboded my wife from buydidding one.

They're just the marketing firm. An Aggie came up with the product.



Gig 'Em

You should be ashamed of yourself. I hope your kids don't read your comments.

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I would rather my wife buy a silly ring wrap than cheat on me, eventually breaking up a family, then destroying the kids lives.

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I thought the OP was the cheatee not the cheater?

these Sam Houston ladies are scary.

You're arguing with a fake persona.

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You leave me out of this

FS, I thought you said it was the other way around?

Steve, tell us about the time you met up with Lex and she rejected you because you smelled like Brill Cream and V-05

Charpie, why would you say that about a true friend? Let's focus our hate on Sam Houston grads cashing in on gullible Ags.

Somebody is having a mental meltdown.

Oh, and I'm having an affair with every married male poster on TexAgs. And I'm a troll too, every sock is MINE...BWAAAHAAHAAA

Me! I'm having a mental breakdown. WEEEEEE

Sweet cheeks, men don't have mental breakdowns.