Any Ol' Army Cadets out there still remember (without going to your search engine) the names of Quad Dorms 1-12 in rapid order ?

Was a great cush question in September. By October practically ever fish had 'em down perfect.

spencekiestbriggsfountaingainerlacyleonardharrellwhiteleywhiteharringtonutay... sir.

red ass^

1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12

smart arse

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Notice...how fish campusology has steadily deteriorated ?

SirnotbeinginformedtothehighestdegreeofaccuracyIhesitatetoarticulateforfearthatImaydeviatefromthetruecourseofrectitudeInshortsirIamaverydumbfishanddonotknowsir!

Yeah, fish campos are on the way out. By the time I left, the heads could ONLY ask the fish about academic stuff, to ensure they had enough time to eat. I swear I can't remember ever taking a bite of morning chow in Duncan my fish year, because campos weren't exactly my strong suit.

so much for that whole keepers of the spirit, guardians of Aggie tradition thing.

What is accomplished by tearing down the experience of the current cadets?

No campo? Really?

Animal, this information you are posting about campos is very very false. Campos are still around, in fact, they are about the only thing the heads are allowed to ask the fish about. Sure they might not be able to ask them at chow, but they still had to know all of them for corps brass, and there is still time to ask them at formation.

Bop shall remain acutely concerned that not much has occured to curtail obesity in the Corps.

O.K., touchy subject. So ?

Patriot, you're right. I meant just in chow, but was too busy bellyaching about New Army to include that. Campos are still a big part of fish life, just not at the table. Also, definitely don't mean to deride current cadets' Corps experience, as I'm sure lots of ol' Ags can do the same for mine!

they have to know 25 campos...plus a few extra that are important to their outfit....and most have to know the last corps trip

Wonder if fish have ever been given "stress factor" colored flash cards ?
(Fish cadet under duress to present to upperclasspersons as to their tolerance levels.)

Read somewhere there were serious thoughts in adding this aspect to Corps life just to curtail fish drop-out rates.

Stress cards have been an urban legend for the military services, academies and senior military colleges for decades.

Crap. We had to know everything in that little book that you got at Loupot's for $.10.

Pissheads would pull out their copy, turn to a random page and then ask something really obscure.

It was just a way to justify a few pushups.

My favorite (not in the book): What's the inscription on the MSC doors?

Answer Push-push-pull-pull.

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My favorite (not in the book): What's the inscription on the MSC doors?

Answer Push-push-pull-pull.

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We had to know everything in that little book that you got at Loupot's for $.10.

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I've got Dad's Loupot book from about 1947. I need to scan it and post it some time.