Psycho Bunny said:

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redcrayon said:

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This is what Rapier said:

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Eliminating all of A&M traditions is what the leftists in the administration have been working toward for 40+ years now.

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100% true yet Blu found a way to disagree with it. Like I said, every.single.time.

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It's also a pubic image according to bluhorseshu

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Another poster who didn't read my post and just looking for mutual admiration. I said it likely would be a public image nightmare if it was university sponsored and student run again and another collapse happened and killed people.

Its okay...I understand. I remember my first beer too.

A&M finally did something right. A professionally built Bonfire would have been a sanitized bunch of horse***** I'm glad the off campus kids will get to continue doing it like it was meant to be done.

If you haven't gone, you should. I'm proud as hell of those guys!

It can't be a coincidence that A&M football has not finished in first place since Bonfire was removed from campus.

Its time to bring bonfire back to campus now that Texas is on the schedule again. If another 10-15 years ago by without a conference title then we could be looking at A&M potentially going close to 40-50 years without a first place finish in football.
This is unacceptable for a university located in Bryan/College Station.

There is a reason that traditions are important. When they are taken away in the name of being woke other problems pop up.