"If God isn't a Penn State fan why is the sky blue and white?"
I was wondering if this is common among all schools or just the football
crazy ones. Input anyone?
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William E. Homer | McKinney, TX
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Probably just the football crazy ones. They had a shirt at the
University of Michigan (my undergrad) which said:
"God must have been a Wolverine, he made the sun maize and the
sky blue." (It may have said "gold" instead of "maize," but the
official color was "maize.")
And there ain't no doubt about it, U of M is one football crazy
school. (Not to mention basketball.) I wonder what the Notre
Dame people say? (Not about their LOSS to Michigan, but about the
whole "God/sky/clouds/sunset/etc..." thing.)
(Pink) Floyd McDaniel II - a retired Wolverine.
If God isn't an Arizona State fan, I now understand why. (Miami 47, ASU 10)
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(snip!)
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> One time when I was in the South I saw an even more interesting
> variant:
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> "If God isn't a North Carolina fan, how come he made the sky
> Tarheel Blue?"
>
"if god isn't an ohio state fan, why did he make buckeyes
poisonous nuts?!" hey, wait... ;)
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mark keeney
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I think you mean "If God's not a Tarheel, why is the sky Carolina Blue?"
Mark Zane
mkz...@world.nad.northrop.com