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The letter with the list of what she wants for Christmas is in his left hand. She wrote it herself, with just some spelling assistance from Papi.Trish said:
So precious... has he gotten her letter yet? 😉kckasper said:Viewmont Mall in Dickson City, PA. Same Santa every year, he even remembers her name, and that she's from FLL.
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Good girl!!kckasper said:
The letter with the list of what she wants for Christmas is in his left hand. She wrote it herself, with just some spelling assistance from Papi.Trish said:
So precious... has he gotten her letter yet? 😉kckasper said:Viewmont Mall in Dickson City, PA. Same Santa every year, he even remembers her name, and that she's from FLL.0 -
This is a first for me. I've had the regular once.kckasper said:0 -
Both Marching Bands playing the National Anthem together was a class act. Back in 1969 when I was a WR with RU, we were in the Ivy League, not the Big 10. If anyone remembers the 60s, Columbia University was a hotbed of protest at the time. When we played Columbia that year, they had the greatest marching band of all times. It was called the Columbia University Scientific Breakthrough Marching Band. It was a bunch of long haired hippies in torn up jeans and sweatshirts, playing kazoos, with a couple guys playing washtub basses on wheels, with upside down garbage cans and washboards as the percussion section. At halftime, they just kind of meandered around the field, playing Bob Dylan tunes.
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So you were a footballer too...kckasper said:Both Marching Bands playing the National Anthem together was a class act. Back in 1969 when I was a WR with RU, we were in the Ivy League, not the Big 10. If anyone remembers the 60s, Columbia University was a hotbed of protest at the time. When we played Columbia that year, they had the greatest marching band of all times. It was called the Columbia University Scientific Breakthrough Marching Band. It was a bunch of long haired hippies in torn up jeans and sweatshirts, playing kazoos, with a couple guys playing washtub basses on wheels, with upside down garbage cans and washboards as the percussion section. At halftime, they just kind of meandered around the field, playing Bob Dylan tunes.0 -
Bro, you know I Dig these old skooL stories. Classic good Times .kckasper said:Both Marching Bands playing the National Anthem together was a class act. Back in 1969 when I was a WR with RU, we were in the Ivy League, not the Big 10. If anyone remembers the 60s, Columbia University was a hotbed of protest at the time. When we played Columbia that year, they had the greatest marching band of all times. It was called the Columbia University Scientific Breakthrough Marching Band. It was a bunch of long haired hippies in torn up jeans and sweatshirts, playing kazoos, with a couple guys playing washtub basses on wheels, with upside down garbage cans and washboards as the percussion section. At halftime, they just kind of meandered around the field, playing Bob Dylan tunes.0 -
RU and Princeton played the very first college football game on Nov 6, 1869. RU won 6-0. And neither team has done a f*cking thing since. (RU did have a couple good years under Greg Schiano, even getting into the AP Top 10, but then he left and down the toilet once again).Trish said:
So you were a footballer too...kckasper said:Both Marching Bands playing the National Anthem together was a class act. Back in 1969 when I was a WR with RU, we were in the Ivy League, not the Big 10. If anyone remembers the 60s, Columbia University was a hotbed of protest at the time. When we played Columbia that year, they had the greatest marching band of all times. It was called the Columbia University Scientific Breakthrough Marching Band. It was a bunch of long haired hippies in torn up jeans and sweatshirts, playing kazoos, with a couple guys playing washtub basses on wheels, with upside down garbage cans and washboards as the percussion section. At halftime, they just kind of meandered around the field, playing Bob Dylan tunes.0 -
I won't tell anyone 🤣kckasper said:
RU and Princeton played the very first college football game on Nov 6, 1869. RU won 6-0. And neither team has done a f*cking thing since. (RU did have a couple good years under Greg Schiano, even getting into the AP Top 10, but then he left and down the toilet once again).Trish said:
So you were a footballer too...kckasper said:Both Marching Bands playing the National Anthem together was a class act. Back in 1969 when I was a WR with RU, we were in the Ivy League, not the Big 10. If anyone remembers the 60s, Columbia University was a hotbed of protest at the time. When we played Columbia that year, they had the greatest marching band of all times. It was called the Columbia University Scientific Breakthrough Marching Band. It was a bunch of long haired hippies in torn up jeans and sweatshirts, playing kazoos, with a couple guys playing washtub basses on wheels, with upside down garbage cans and washboards as the percussion section. At halftime, they just kind of meandered around the field, playing Bob Dylan tunes.0 -
Coaching the OSU defense tonight.kckasper said:
RU and Princeton played the very first college football game on Nov 6, 1869. RU won 6-0. And neither team has done a f*cking thing since. (RU did have a couple good years under Greg Schiano, even getting into the AP Top 10, but then he left and down the toilet once again).Trish said:
So you were a footballer too...kckasper said:Both Marching Bands playing the National Anthem together was a class act. Back in 1969 when I was a WR with RU, we were in the Ivy League, not the Big 10. If anyone remembers the 60s, Columbia University was a hotbed of protest at the time. When we played Columbia that year, they had the greatest marching band of all times. It was called the Columbia University Scientific Breakthrough Marching Band. It was a bunch of long haired hippies in torn up jeans and sweatshirts, playing kazoos, with a couple guys playing washtub basses on wheels, with upside down garbage cans and washboards as the percussion section. At halftime, they just kind of meandered around the field, playing Bob Dylan tunes.0 -
100% true story. I'm sure you can Google for more info. Oh, and btw, Columbia had the longest CFB losing streak at the time.TruDog said:
Bro, you know I Dig these old skooL stories. Classic good Times .kckasper said:Both Marching Bands playing the National Anthem together was a class act. Back in 1969 when I was a WR with RU, we were in the Ivy League, not the Big 10. If anyone remembers the 60s, Columbia University was a hotbed of protest at the time. When we played Columbia that year, they had the greatest marching band of all times. It was called the Columbia University Scientific Breakthrough Marching Band. It was a bunch of long haired hippies in torn up jeans and sweatshirts, playing kazoos, with a couple guys playing washtub basses on wheels, with upside down garbage cans and washboards as the percussion section. At halftime, they just kind of meandered around the field, playing Bob Dylan tunes.1 -
....Pour'N .... like Rico Suave.
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LAdC EE #1 CG fired up. Pour'N. Northwestern playing tough. Thought Buckeyes would spank them.1
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....TiP'N ..... dat Bottle.
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Diginout
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Damn, some serious snowfall!Oyam123 said:Diginout0 -
How ‘bout them Sooners! Tide gonna roll over them though.0
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Grrrr....love the Sooners cb0
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I hate new phones......lost all my schmidt......dropped in the fvcking slush....I am the eggman coo-coo-ka-chew.....busy night I see.....fishing early am....write if you get work anyone
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This week I sold my ice shelter, heater, auger, underwater camera, I’ll just sit on a bucket and have you drill me a hole.2
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Oliva Serie V Churchill.0
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Look out for 12/10 cigar supper deal at .......0
