Now it's tree killer
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BQ14. You are an embarresment all the old Army BQs prior to your exsistance. I am a BQ. Class of '74. A Bad Ass Bass Player. Apparently, you son, are not a bass player. And apparently don't mind when someone forts off the TEXAS AGGIE BAND. It is named THE FIGHTING TEXAS AGGIE BAND for a reason. Old Col. Adams would have set you straight or ran you ass out. Or in my day you would get a visit around midnight. Unbelieveable. And I am not sorry for the poor spelling, I was only good at kicking someone's ass.
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For all of you trying to compare that tree to the Century Oak, I should have made it clear that the tree was where the Rice football team would gather before the games to get pumped up and motivated. It was not on campus and it was not special to anyone other than Coach Conover and his team. The camp is not there any longer and an HEB grocery store now sits where the tree was at one time. I doubt any Rice student that was not on the team ever saw or knew where the tree was.
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The Rice tree was good bull and appropriate for the times. Way earlier, the t.u. Longhorn was stolen barbecued and served to a t.u. Group with an informative mid-meal announcement. I was in school the year of the mascots roundup. By the time we got close to Turkey day, the anticipation was palpable on whether Bevo could be "borrowed". Then one night in the early morning, the Corps Quad came alive as a pickup truck with a livestock trailer containing Bevo made several circles inside the Quad before heading off to a secure location. The next morning the papers said the Texas Rangers had been called out about this case of rustling. To show how progressive the Ags had become, Bevo was not barbecued and was eventually returned unharmed.
Now all you new age sensitive Ag wussies can moan some more.
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For all of you trying to compare that tree to the Century Oak, I should have made it clear that the tree was where the Rice football team would gather before the games to get pumped up and motivated. It was not on campus and it was not special to anyone other than Coach Conover and his team. The camp is not there any longer and an HEB grocery store now sits where the tree was at one time. I doubt any Rice student that was not on the team ever saw or knew where the tree was.
quote:Actually, since Friendswood is 25 or 30 miles from Rice, the Century Tree would have to be in Navasota, 5 miles from the highway, and never seen by the students.
Wouldn't the century tree need to be located at some random park in Bryan for this to be a valid comparison?
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Good bull and totally redass. The mob was indeed a bunch of Berkely posers. Their humor got old. The only thing better than cutting down their damn tree would have been kicking their ass.
quote:I grew up during this time and have never ever heard this story. Your dad made up that story.
This was less than 30 years after the end of WWII. I remember my daddy telling me that the worst insult you could throw at someone when he was a kid was to call them a Nazi or a Jap.
quote:quote:I grew up during this time and have never ever heard this story. Your dad made up that story.
This was less than 30 years after the end of WWII. I remember my daddy telling me that the worst insult you could throw at someone when he was a kid was to call them a Nazi or a Jap.
Sorry to be the one to have to tell you.
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We have been involved in wars since 2001 and I have a difficult time drawing a parallel for something similar that someone would be that offended by today.
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Excellent Bull! Way too many gutless wonders in this thread