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Does anybody here know what Aggie Bonfire used to represent?
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Their burning desire for A&M to beat tu!
What S.A. Aggie saidJJxvi said:
Thanks in advance.
I will never understand how someone can tell so many lies and not feel bad about it...
S.A. Aggie said:
They're burning desire for A&M to beat tu!
There is your answer
It represented the A&M I grew up loving as a kid, and the A&M I knew until Bonfire fell.
I wish I could still feel that way about A&M today.
I wish I could still feel that way about A&M today.
Me too, Picard
An outhouse parading as a t.u. dorm. Burning desire to beat the ever-loving, ever-living hell outta the people from the weird place in the middle of a lot of weird people.
What's my prize???
What's my prize???
The Aggie Spirit
Camaraderie
A way to stay warm on a cold night
A rally before the LSU game
Burn Night is just how we clear the field to get ready for Build next year.
Camaraderie
A way to stay warm on a cold night
A rally before the LSU game
Burn Night is just how we clear the field to get ready for Build next year.
Fixed it for you.S.A. Aggie said:
Their burning desire for the Texas Aggies to BTHO tu!
You can.Picard said:
It represented the A&M I grew up loving as a kid, and the A&M I knew until Bonfire fell.
I wish I could still feel that way about A&M today.
I mean it's just a feeling.
Seriously the answer is a two parter:
Our undying love for Texas A&M and a burning desire to beat the hell outt t.u.!
At least that's the way I learned it in 1978
Our undying love for Texas A&M and a burning desire to beat the hell outt t.u.!
At least that's the way I learned it in 1978
You forgot compound, complex hell outta tu
Wasn't it always a rally before the traditional LSU game
not sure if seriousBigSneezy said:
Wasn't it always a rally before the traditional LSU game
Same here, I sure don't feel the same today about the diploma mill. just another big university.Picard said:
It represented the A&M I grew up loving as a kid, and the A&M I knew until Bonfire fell.
I wish I could still feel that way about A&M today.
"An outhouse parading as a t.u. dorm." WHAT???!!!greg.w.h said:
An outhouse parading as a t.u. dorm. Burning desire to beat the ever-loving, ever-living hell outta the people from the weird place in the middle of a lot of weird people.
What's my prize???
Rally??!! Traditional LSU game??!! Where did you get this???!!!BigSneezy said:
Wasn't it always a rally before the traditional LSU game
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Burn Night is just how we clear the field to get ready for Build next year.
greg.w.h said:
An outhouse parading as a t.u. dorm. Burning desire to beat the ever-loving, ever-living hell outta the people from the weird place in the middle of a lot of weird people.
What's my prize???
That weird place is also a sheet hole now.
Opportunity to get drunk and party.
Slocum on a mobile said:
Rent a friend, join a frat.
Earn a friend, build a bonfire.
Bonfire in exile is not the same. If we're going to be forced to play the sips again, as it appears that Bjerk, $harp, and Bank$ are toeing the SEC party line, bring it back on campus.
Bonfire in exile is better than on-campus Bonfire would be in 2021.
If on-campus, it would be micro-managed and risk assessed to death, to the point of minimal or no student involvement in Cut or Stack. Which would defeat the real purpose of Bonfire.
Picard said:
It represented the A&M I grew up loving as a kid, and the A&M I knew until Bonfire fell.
I wish I could still feel that way about A&M today.
Exactly. The sully nonsense has killed Aggie football.
What's bonfire?
Something the admin at Texas A&M will fight tooth and nail to ensure never comes back to campusChamp Bailey said:
What's bonfire?
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This was the Texas Aggie Bonfire and I miss it every year. It was truly awesome. I never realized Garth was a fan.King said:
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Check out the user name. I might have a clue. Then again I might have forgotten most everything...
S.A. Aggie said:
Their burning desire for A&M to beat tu!
"Our" burning desire to BTHO tu!
“I don’t even sit on the left side of church”
If it were really about t.u. a few sofas and a couple broken pallets would be sufficient.
The build was about us. About what we can do. When you're killing trees, you're not thinking about sips. And honestly - the build and stack and burn were all far more enjoyable than the game.
As already visualized: the current students didn't miss a step - they just swapped out and paint colors and kept on building. That's how little the opponent actually matters - regardless what plaques or campusologies say.
The build was about us. About what we can do. When you're killing trees, you're not thinking about sips. And honestly - the build and stack and burn were all far more enjoyable than the game.
As already visualized: the current students didn't miss a step - they just swapped out and paint colors and kept on building. That's how little the opponent actually matters - regardless what plaques or campusologies say.
TEXAS AGGIES I miss that. Why the hell did we let that fall by the wayside...AgsGiveUsRoom said:Fixed it for you.S.A. Aggie said:
Their burning desire for the Texas Aggies to BTHO tu!
ghowe said:TEXAS AGGIES I miss that. Why the hell did we let that fall...AgsGiveUsRoom said:Fixed it for you.S.A. Aggie said:
Their burning desire for the Texas Aggies to BTHO tu!
Fixed it.