General Discussion 8

[lunchmeat]

That's funny; my ex-fiancee loved going to see horror movies. We went to see Pet Sematary, Fright Night 2, and several other such flicks together back then. Considering what a whiny little crybaby she turned out to be, I often wondered why she watched those type of films. Maybe she felt deep inside that she deserved to be punished, and scaring herself at a horror movie was her way of doing it?

Girl I dated, for a while, really liked cheesy horror flicks, like The Tingler, an old Vincent Price movie. I think it was mostly an excuse to climb up her date's (in this instance, mine) arm during scary (relativistic term, if you've seen The Tingler, The Screaming Skull or others of the same genre, you'll know what I mean) scenes. It was still fun, if a bit contrived. She was also into Rocky Horror and the original Red Dawn (I must confess, though, that Leah Thompson has long been a favorite).

Since He apparently reads all our internet postings, I suppose the polite thing to do would be to include a shout out to the President, so, in keeping with decorum: Whaaaaaazup, B?

[Rob]

Happy Father's Day to the fathers out on this board in the countries celebrating it today!

[lunchmeat]

Now this is unique:
http://www.kvue.com/news/consumer/AM...212133471.html
Gig 'em?

[jeriddian]

Now this is unique:
http://www.kvue.com/news/consumer/AM...212133471.html
Gig 'em?

Yeah, I saw that. So Aggie Ken has finally made the grade. Good Bullneck!

[hrodwulf123]

Now this is unique:
http://www.kvue.com/news/consumer/AM...212133471.html
Gig 'em?

Yeah, I saw that. So Aggie Ken has finally made the grade. Good Bullneck!

Yell Leader? They still use that term? That term was used in the first half of 20th century.

[lunchmeat]

Now this is unique:
http://www.kvue.com/news/consumer/AM...212133471.html
Gig 'em?

Yeah, I saw that. So Aggie Ken has finally made the grade. Good Bullneck!

Yell Leader? They still use that term? That term was used in the first half of 20th century.

Tradition is very important at A&M.

[jeriddian]

Now this is unique:
http://www.kvue.com/news/consumer/AM...212133471.html
Gig 'em?

Yeah, I saw that. So Aggie Ken has finally made the grade. Good Bullneck!

Yell Leader? They still use that term? That term was used in the first half of 20th century.

Tradition is very important at A&M.

You betcha! Gig'Em, Ags!

[campy]

A university in Virginia issued more than 1400 diplomas with the state's name misspelled.

(Of course, the Daily Mail's error in the headline really makes the story.)

[hrodwulf123]

I think Lunchmeat should replace his signature, because there is no historic evidence that Admiral Yamamoto ever said those words.

It was, however, recorded that Yamamoto spent the day after Pearl Harbor "sunk in apparent depression" while all his staff members were celebrating.

[lunchmeat]

I think Lunchmeat should replace his signature, because there is no historic evidence that Admiral Yamamoto ever said those words.

It was, however, recorded that Yamamoto spent the day after Pearl Harbor "sunk in apparent depression" while all his staff members were celebrating.

This is old ground, I like it, it stays.