West Point Aggie said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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Nickname in school, what I did in school, class

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Does that mean you were especially popular with the ladies or cussed a lot?

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No, I actually have a big mouth, my jaw opens usually widely.

Mom was raised in Bryan. Met Dad (class of 42) at an Aggie dance. Youngest son is in A&M grad school in Galvaston...I'm class of 73 and just another bozo on Texags.

Old Town - Nacogdoches (where I lived when I created the handle)

Now, it works because I am getting old and live in a town.

Maveric-From Top Gun of course, no military experience but when the original Wing Commander game came out it only allowed 7 letters for your name. My real one has 8, so I needed another one. Just kept it since then.

Ag - Went to TAMU
97 and 01 - years I received my degrees.

Charlie 31 said:

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My M1A1 Abrams tank's bumper number 30 years ago in Germany during the Cold War and in the Middle East during the Persian Gulf War. I credit my success as an Army officer to the excellent training I received from the Texas Aggies Corps of Cadets. Gig 'em!

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your excellent training was because of your upperclassmen in the Aggie Band

ABATT = short for A Battery
BQ = Band
87 = the greatest class to ever grace Texas A&M!

I see a....

Was also a fan of Andre "Bad Moon" Rison when I was in elementary school.

I ran a catering outfit for a few years. We only did outside parties. Mostly barbecue, gumbo, and of course - Hamburgers.

Wish it was more exciting but ....

Current location (suburb of DFW) and class year.

MouthBQ98 said:

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West Point Aggie said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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Nickname in school, what I did in school, class

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Does that mean you were especially popular with the ladies or cussed a lot?

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No, I actually have a big mouth, my jaw opens usually widely.

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Did you used to be with Sha Na Na?

My outfit in the corps and class year.

"He's right, his name is Judge now"

DUH !

Can't. Would get banned.

Lincoln Borglum was the man who completed Mount Rushmore. His father started it and Lincoln completed it after his father died in 1941.

I joined Texags after a vacation trip to Custer SD and Mount Rushmore. Added 79 for class year.

No explanation needed....

I like dumb inside jokes and double entendre.

ApachePilot said:

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Charlie 31 said:

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My M1A1 Abrams tank's bumper number 30 years ago in Germany during the Cold War and in the Middle East during the Persian Gulf War. I credit my success as an Army officer to the excellent training I received from the Texas Aggies Corps of Cadets. Gig 'em!

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Redass!

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Y'all have to have some good stories to tell.

Frank White was an Aggie and at the time was the last person to defeat a Clinton in a general election.

Lived in Elkridge, Maryland (just south of Baltimore) at the time I created the account and majored in Animal Science, thus the Ag. Most people assume I'm from Maryland, nope, born and raised in South Texas , I now live in Cypress (the Houston suburb) and too lazy to change the user name.

Living in Maryland, TexAgs was a life line to all things Aggie!!! Glad I'm back in TX!!!

Howdy, my name is Mitch and I'm a podiatrist.
DPM - Doctor of Podiatric Medicine

LincolnBorglum79 said:

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Lincoln Borglum was the man who completed Mount Rushmore. His father started it and Lincoln completed it after his father died in 1941.

I joined Texags after a vacation trip to Custer SD and Mount Rushmore. Added 79 for class year.

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He also did a lot of work in Texas in thr 1920's. Recently visited the chapel at the Presidio La Bahia, which has the statue of Our Lady of Loreto he sculpted.

Became Moses Hall crew chief back in '91 when we lost entire crew due to hazing stunt - graduated in '94. Fun times back when Moses Hall was one of the "bad boys" dorms

Latin for 12th Man

Aggie Petroleum Engineer.

Honestly can't believe it was available when I snagged back in 2007

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Honestly can't believe it was available when I snagged back in 2007

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Back in the early days during the RC wars, I managed to snag "Pot Banger." Didn't use it much before I lost the log in though

BE were my operating initials when I was an air traffic controller in the Air Force. I used the first and last letters of my last name.

Aggie

Class of 08

Same as my Reddit username. Couldn't think of anything else when I came up with this.

The first rule of fight club is you do not talk about fight club.

I don't believe in luck.

ApachePilot said:

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Redass on your part, ApachePilot. I love the "ATM" on your helmet. Thank you for your service to our nation as an Army aviator. I used to make fun of Army and Air Force "fly boys" when I was a cadet and early in my Army career. I changed my proverbial tune after Army Apaches and Air Force A-10s and F-16s saved my tank battalion's butt at the end of the Battle of Medina Ridge on 27 February 1991 during Operation Desert Storm by destroying Iraqi tanks and infantry fighting vehicles hiding behind Medina Ridge and waiting to ambush our M1A1 Abrams tanks and M2/M3 Bradley fighting vehicles. You fly boys have my respect. God Bless, Godspeed, and Gig 'em!

Mine is my original Fantasy Football team name and based on a recipe to fix to soon-to-be-defunct ~1996 Houston Oilers inspired by Dolly the Sheep, Ray Childress and of course Bucky Richardson (albeit a short career in Houston, he did throw a left-handed, last second TD against the Cowboys in a otherwise meaningless preseaon game).

i.e., the Oilers should clone Bucky to fill all of the skill positions and Ray for the trenches to finally reach a Super Bowl.

I later added Bruce Matthews to that mix.

Raised in Austin- now live in Dallas, I was first in family to go to A&M. Most went to Tu.

Didn't even know where A&M was until I went to the state high school swimming meet.

MaroonStain said:

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Maroon: color
Stain: took out 'L' to hide that I am a Russian agent

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He isn't joking; he is doing the 'speak the truth because no one will believe it' bit.

Class of 1981 and one of the early members of the Old Church Bus tailgating group. Changed it to the Aggie Diehard bus in mid-90's. We were parked near the horseshoe in the 80s and scoreboard end from 1990-2010. Also known as the Beer Bus - one of the first tailgate busses, created in 1978.