FormerStudent91 said:
Here.
RIP, Brandy. Thank you for your passion of all things Aggie, your ingenious sense of humor and for putting tsips and techtards in their place on the daily back in the day. You, sir, were definitely one of the greats.
Snow Monkey Ambassador said:
I did most of my posting on this forum many, many years ago, before Jorts and NAS, back when PaulAg01 and BQ were the kids of the group. Branding Iron was already a legend then, and spent many years owning sips and raiders after that. Not many still around for those days - Bohunk, LonghornDub, maybe a few more. Never knew him in real life, always figured he was a different duck . . . but funny as ****.
RIP to the legend himself!
Mid 50s. I do not believe he was married or had kids.evestor1 said:
Sorry if already posted. How old was BI? Family? Kids?
Great poster and always wondered about him in real life?
TX_COWDOC said:
Who was he? Anyone have an obit?
Same. When I found out i was going to A&M in 07, I got onto texags but then I stayed because a friend introduced me to the rivalries forum and my young 17 year old self about died of laughter seeing his posts.TTUArmy said:
BI is the one that pulled me into this site. Very, very sad to hear of his passing. He was old Army 110%. A great Aggie.
He was past his prime by then. He was already the old man chasing posters off his lawn with a rake.Tom Kazansky 2012 said:Same. When I found out i was going to A&M in 07, I got onto texags but then I stayed because a friend introduced me to the rivalries forum and my young 17 year old self about died of laughter seeing his posts.TTUArmy said:
BI is the one that pulled me into this site. Very, very sad to hear of his passing. He was old Army 110%. A great Aggie.
Careful, he's going to come smack you down from beyond the grave.Ellis Wyatt said:He was past his prime by then. He was already the old man chasing posters off his lawn with a rake.Tom Kazansky 2012 said:Same. When I found out i was going to A&M in 07, I got onto texags but then I stayed because a friend introduced me to the rivalries forum and my young 17 year old self about died of laughter seeing his posts.TTUArmy said:
BI is the one that pulled me into this site. Very, very sad to hear of his passing. He was old Army 110%. A great Aggie.
But his schtick was pretty good. The tan on tan and his e-Jag that he drove.
I'm more afraid of some of the board psychos who are still alive.BohunkAg said:Careful, he's going to come smack you down from beyond the grave.Ellis Wyatt said:He was past his prime by then. He was already the old man chasing posters off his lawn with a rake.Tom Kazansky 2012 said:Same. When I found out i was going to A&M in 07, I got onto texags but then I stayed because a friend introduced me to the rivalries forum and my young 17 year old self about died of laughter seeing his posts.TTUArmy said:
BI is the one that pulled me into this site. Very, very sad to hear of his passing. He was old Army 110%. A great Aggie.
But his schtick was pretty good. The tan on tan and his e-Jag that he drove.
nobody liked Longhorn Boob. There are still hundreds of longhorns who would whip his ass, given the chance.PanhandleSlim said:
Branding Iron rattled LonghornBob mercilessly on my days off.
What a wit. I wish I could have shaken his hand before he crossed the Rubicon.
He still owes people money from the bus trip from hell, right? Plus there's this lolEllis Wyatt said:nobody liked Longhorn Boob. There are still hundreds of longhorns who would whip his ass, given the chance.PanhandleSlim said:
Branding Iron rattled LonghornBob mercilessly on my days off.
What a wit. I wish I could have shaken his hand before he crossed the Rubicon.
Early 2000s Rivalries was about as good as the internet gets.
I really missed much of the drama with Bob. I have been on Longhorn boards since 360.com/gobig12.com, but I never plugged into the "making friends" side of it. I remember him and I remember when Fatass Ketchum started out partnering with the Hornfans folks, but I always stuck to the sports side of all of that, not the personalities. At least not until that fat hog Agnor became a tyrant over there.BohunkAg said:He still owes people money from the bus trip from hell, right? Plus there's this lolEllis Wyatt said:nobody liked Longhorn Boob. There are still hundreds of longhorns who would whip his ass, given the chance.PanhandleSlim said:
Branding Iron rattled LonghornBob mercilessly on my days off.
What a wit. I wish I could have shaken his hand before he crossed the Rubicon.
Early 2000s Rivalries was about as good as the internet gets.
Maybe she got stuck on the toilet. But obviously not YOUR toilet.BohunkAg said:
I forgot about Agnor and her husband.
Ellis Wyatt said:I really missed much of the drama with Bob. I have been on Longhorn boards since 360.com/gobig12.com, but I never plugged into the "making friends" side of it. I remember him and I remember when Fatass Ketchum started out partnering with the Hornfans folks, but I always stuck to the sports side of all of that, not the personalities. At least not until that fat hog Agnor became a tyrant over there.BohunkAg said:He still owes people money from the bus trip from hell, right? Plus there's this lolEllis Wyatt said:nobody liked Longhorn Boob. There are still hundreds of longhorns who would whip his ass, given the chance.PanhandleSlim said:
Branding Iron rattled LonghornBob mercilessly on my days off.
What a wit. I wish I could have shaken his hand before he crossed the Rubicon.
Early 2000s Rivalries was about as good as the internet gets.
But yes, he still owes people money and is widely considered a pariah. I am sure he has long been around with other usernames since, but I have never heard a single person take up for him.
This place in its heyday was far better entertainment than any other website, but it certainly wasn't because of sports. There are some deranged mother****ers who used to post on this board. Most are probably drug-addled and confined to diapers now, but it was greatness then.
