Penn State's Uniforms
Joseph E Gaugler
either (except for Texas A&M, of course).
Joe Gaugler
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Glenn Tanner
>Texas teams don't exactly have "knock your socks" off uniforms,
>either (except for Texas A&M, of course).
PUUUUUUH-LEEEEEEZE!!!!!
You may be correct about the Cows (burnt orange and denim looks awful, BTW)
and those hideous Tech jerseys, but for pure elegant splendor, no school's
uniforms surpasses those of Southern Methodist University.
GT
(now if only they had some football players to put inside them.)
Char Aznabul
tan...@hardy.u.washington.edu (Glenn Tanner) writes:
[about SMU - Sacrifical Methodist University - where there's method
to our sacrifices! deleted]
+ (now if only they had some football players to put inside them.)
I understand you can get Montana cheap.
James - even if he was a fighing frenchy...
Gary W Smith
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Hmmm...
psuvm, posting from someone elses acct., 12 line sig., big ugly ascii letters,
pennhead band, caps, exclamation marks...
8.7 on the goober scale.
The only major deduction was for the absence of joepa. Being from pennhead U,
a mention of his royal gooberness is mandatory.
- goober (minor deduction for not mentioning how great ibm was) smith
Richard Donovan
remember... God is a Longhorn. Why else would he make the
sunset burnt orange? The aggies new uniforms make them look
like large plums....talk about ugly!
Hook 'Em!
Rick Donovan
"I've got a Caribbean soul I can barely control,
and some Texas hidden here in my heart."
- J. Buffett a
Jim A. Andrews
>The Longhorns have ugly uniforms???!!! I think not! Let us
>remember... God is a Longhorn. Why else would he make the
>sunset burnt orange? The aggies new uniforms make them look
>like large plums....talk about ugly!
>
>Hook 'Em!
>
>Rick Donovan
Uh-oh, Rick. Now you did it. Just yesterday I heard some aggie saying
"God is an aggie. Why else would he make festering wounds maroon?"
Gary W Smith
->In article <1993Apr22.1...@b15news.b15.ingr.com> rtdo...@b15news.b15.ingr.com (Richard Donovan) writes:
->>The Longhorns have ugly uniforms???!!! I think not! Let us
->>remember... God is a Longhorn. Why else would he make the
->>sunset burnt orange? The aggies new uniforms make them look
->>like large plums....talk about ugly!
->Uh-oh, Rick. Now you did it. Just yesterday I heard some aggie saying
->"God is an aggie. Why else would he make festering wounds maroon?"
I would reply but I'm too busy eating my hamburger.
- goober (here bevo bevo bevo) smith
Paul Conditt
>remember... God is a Longhorn. Why else would he make the
This is not only blasphemy, it is totally fals. When I open my Bible
to II Ecclesaistes 4:18, it talks about what happened after the 7 days
of creation. This is when Satan took over and made the sunset burnt
orange. It was originally intended to be red and black. I have a
.gif file that proves that Longhorns are actually Satanists. I can
post it or send it to you if you like.
>sunset burnt orange? The aggies new uniforms make them look
>like large plums....talk about ugly!
Or large carrots?
>
>Hook 'Em!
>
>Rick Donovan
>
>"I've got a Caribbean soul I can barely control,
>and some Texas hidden here in my heart."
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*> The Longhorns have ugly uniforms???!!! I think not! Let us
*> remember... God is a Longhorn. Why else would he make the
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*> sunset burnt orange? The aggies new uniforms make them look
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*> like large plums....talk about ugly!
To go along with the sun which has set over Longhorn football, I
presume.
*>
*> Hook 'Em!
*>
*> Rick Donovan
*>
*> "I've got a Caribbean soul I can barely control,
*> and some Texas hidden here in my heart."
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harbison
rtdo...@b15news.b15.ingr.com (Richard Donovan) writes:
> remember... God is a Longhorn. Why else would he make the
> sunset burnt orange? The aggies new uniforms make them look
> like large plums....talk about ugly!
Nice try, bevo-breath! If you read the good book, you'd know that He
is really an Alabama fan. Given for your consideration:
``Then I said unto them, what is the high place whereunto ye go?
And the name thereof is called Bama unto this day.'' - Ezekiel 20:29
Say ten Hail Bears, make an act of contrition, and you will be forgiven.
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Yvonne Lee
>In article <1993Apr22.1...@b15news.b15.ingr.com>
>rtdo...@b15news.b15.ingr.com (Richard Donovan) writes:
>> The Longhorns have ugly uniforms???!!! I think not! Let us
>> remember... God is a Longhorn. Why else would he make the
>> sunset burnt orange? The aggies new uniforms make them look
>> like large plums....talk about ugly!
>
>Nice try, bevo-breath! If you read the good book, you'd know that He
>is really an Alabama fan. Given for your consideration:
>
>``Then I said unto them, what is the high place whereunto ye go?
> And the name thereof is called Bama unto this day.'' - Ezekiel 20:29
>
Whoa!!! It really DOES say that! (Well, my translation says Bamah, but
you know....
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bullshit) in Austin, but I have yet too find a city that even comes close to
what Austin has to offer for a single guy in his mid-20s....GREAT food,
GREAT music, and A LOT of single women (I have found that Atlanta DOES come
close but it's too big for me). It's funny how defensive aggies become
when someone starts bashing college plantation...I did have the unpleasant
experience of visiting there one time while in school...never again! It's
almost as if they know that what people say about the place is true, but there
is nothing they can do about it except get defensive and bash back. Well,
I'm not about to get into a bashing war with a bunch of aggies, I've done
that too many times. Besides, isn't this supposed to be about Penn State's
uniforms? They are ugly.
Hook 'em!
Rick
"We are the people our parents warned us about."
- J. Buffett
MILLER, JIMMY A.
Allow me to repost the thing that started some of this...
from Rick:
>atm). I just don't understand some people's desire to spend the finest
>years of their life (i.e., college) in a large cow pasture (along with a
>variety of other animals). It boggles my mind!
Let he has no desire to be bashed, cast not the first bash!
> [why Austin is great despite laywers, politician, etc.]
> It's funny how defensive aggies become
> when someone starts bashing college plantation...I did have the unpleasant
> experience of visiting there one time while in school...never again! It's
> almost as if they know that what people say about the place is true, but there
> is nothing they can do about it except get defensive and bash back. Well,
> I'm not about to get into a bashing war with a bunch of aggies, I've done
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> that too many times.
Then you should not make bashing comments. You can't eat your cake and
have it, pal.
Having spent several years in College Station (as opposed to one visit), I
feel I can make an informed opinion, to wit:
It looks nothing like a cow pasture. It is surrounded by them, which is
another thing entirely.
Livestock (other than visiting football teams) never wander onto campus (well,
almost never).
Any sufficiently large group of Aggies (say 3+) is all that is required for
fun. Artificial things, such as clubs serving overpriced warm beer, are un-
necessary. Besides, you ever see 41,000 people tip cows at once? It's quite
a spectacle, let me assure you.
It is too flat for my taste (Lubbock, therefore, is right out).
On Austin, which I have been to several times:
It's very picturesque.
It's close to New Braunsfels, which is very good.
There are a lot of nice music places.
It's up to its neck in politicians.
Livestock are everywhere.
> Besides, isn't this supposed to be about Penn State's
> uniforms? They are ugly.
Ugly? They're downright hideous. Somebody should teach those fellas that
looking ugly is no virtue...
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>In <1993Apr29.1...@b15news.b15.ingr.com> rtdo...@b15news.b15.ingr.com writes:
>
>Allow me to repost the thing that started some of this...
>
>from Rick:
>>atm). I just don't understand some people's desire to spend the finest
>>years of their life (i.e., college) in a large cow pasture (along with a
>>variety of other animals). It boggles my mind!
>
> Let he has no desire to be bashed, cast not the first bash!
>
>> [why Austin is great despite laywers, politician, etc.]
>> It's funny how defensive aggies become
>> when someone starts bashing college plantation...I did have the unpleasant
>> experience of visiting there one time while in school...never again! It's
>> almost as if they know that what people say about the place is true, but there
>> is nothing they can do about it except get defensive and bash back. Well,
>> I'm not about to get into a bashing war with a bunch of aggies, I've done
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>> that too many times.
>
> Then you should not make bashing comments. You can't eat your cake and
>have it, pal.
>
> Having spent several years in College Station (as opposed to one visit), I
>feel I can make an informed opinion, to wit:
>
> It looks nothing like a cow pasture. It is surrounded by them, which is
>another thing entirely.
You should try cotton fields, they don't smell as bad, but they're a lot
dustier.
>
> Livestock (other than visiting football teams) never wander onto campus (well,
>almost never).
See comment below.
>
> Any sufficiently large group of Aggies (say 3+) is all that is required for
>fun. Artificial things, such as clubs serving overpriced warm beer, are un-
>necessary. Besides, you ever see 41,000 people tip cows at once? It's quite
>a spectacle, let me assure you.
>
> It is too flat for my taste (Lubbock, therefore, is right out).
Lubbock isn't flat! It has that one hill that the highway dept built
for an overpass. Besides, West Texas has what we call "virtual hills".
It has many canyons, which, when at the bottom of them, give the
appearance of being hilly.
>
>On Austin, which I have been to several times:
>
> It's very picturesque.
>
> It's close to New Braunsfels, which is very good.
>
> There are a lot of nice music places.
The *best* music. Of course, the best musicians here started off
either in College Station (Lyle Lovett and Robert Earl Keen), or
Lubbock (Joe Ely, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Butch Hancock, Jessie Taylor
and others).
>
> It's up to its neck in politicians.
With big hair. It makes for a lot of comic relief.
>
> Livestock are everywhere.
Really, you can't even drive down the road without being pissed off
by a few of them.
>
>> Besides, isn't this supposed to be about Penn State's
>> uniforms? They are ugly.
>
> Ugly? They're downright hideous. Somebody should teach those fellas that
>looking ugly is no virtue...
Someone should teach the same lesson to the women in College Station.
You do know what they call good-looking women in Aggieland, don't you?
That's right - visitors! I mean, look at those cheer-leaders. They
have no hair, dress like they were just released from the local state
hospital, and go around making rude gestures to the crowd. Not a one
of them wears a skirt, and from the looks of them, I'm really glad.
>
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Ditto.
>
>semper fi,
>
>Jammer Jim Miller
>Texas A&M University '89 and '91
Paul (still love the Lady Raiders the most) Conditt
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->I will agree 100% that there are too many lawyers, politicians (and therefore
->bullshit) in Austin, but I have yet too find a city that even comes close to
->what Austin has to offer for a single guy in his mid-20s....GREAT food,
->GREAT music, and A LOT of single women (I have found that Atlanta DOES come
->close but it's too big for me). It's funny how defensive aggies become
->when someone starts bashing college plantation...I did have the unpleasant
->experience of visiting there one time while in school...never again! It's
->almost as if they know that what people say about the place is true, but there
->is nothing they can do about it except get defensive and bash back. Well,
->I'm not about to get into a bashing war with a bunch of aggies, I've done
->that too many times. Besides, isn't this supposed to be about Penn State's
->uniforms? They are ugly.
Blessed be the newcomers. For in their innocence, they kneaux not the
bashings that have come before them nor the bashings that will come after.
- goober (mommy, mommy, that cow is making fun of us.
ignore him sweet little goober... finish your steak) smith
Jeffrey N. Burch
>...
>- goober (mommy, mommy, that cow is making fun of us.
> ignore him sweet little goober... finish your steak) smith
Which end of the cow is making fun of you, goober? :-)
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Gidi Avrahami
>>is really an Alabama fan. Given for your consideration:
>>
>>``Then I said unto them, what is the high place whereunto ye go?
>> And the name thereof is called Bama unto this day.'' - Ezekiel 20:29
>
>Whoa!!! It really DOES say that! (Well, my translation says Bamah, but
>you know....
I'm no expert, but from looking at the original text:
The hebrew word "bama" (stress the second syllable) means "stage", or
"platform". In the old testament usage it could also mean "high
place". The word appears twice in the verse above, and the
translation chooses to make it a "high place" in the first and leave
it as "Bama" in the second. (The final h is silent anyway, at least
in modern pronounciation).
Again, I'm no expert but in the context of Ezekiel 20, the word
seems to refer to an altar on a hill, a place where sacrifices are
made to the false idols. The name of the place remained "Bama"
to remind the folks of their transgressions against God.
So now you know.
--Gidi
Kevin Delgado (Steve Gruhl's Twin Brother)
I guess this means David Koresh was _not_ an Alabama fan?
>
>So now you know.
>
>
>--Gidi
Kevin (Is Tide flamable?)
Robbie Westmoreland
>>>
>>> And the name thereof is called Bama unto this day.'' - Ezekiel 20:29
>>
>"platform". In the old testament usage it could also mean "high
>place". The word appears twice in the verse above, and the
>translation chooses to make it a "high place" in the first and leave
>it as "Bama" in the second. (The final h is silent anyway, at least
>in modern pronounciation).
>
>Again, I'm no expert but in the context of Ezekiel 20, the word
>seems to refer to an altar on a hill, a place where sacrifices are
>made to the false idols. The name of the place remained "Bama"
>to remind the folks of their transgressions against God.
>
Praise be to Bear, hallowed be his name, his kingdom come, his will be done,
and he would have won the Sugar Bowl MUCH better than the current coach did.
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Char Aznabul
+ On Austin, which I have been to several times:
+
+ It's very picturesque.
Yeah, especially the Yellow Rose...I'm surprised you didn't mention
it by name, Jammer...
James - well, what's *in* the Yellow Rose, to be precise
Char Aznabul
+ - goober (mommy, mommy, that cow is making fun of us.
+ ignore him sweet little goober... finish your steak) smith
I have an answer for you, Goob. You'd asked:
Is there a good end of to a cow? [or something like that]
YES! The one it meats in the slaughterhouse.
James - pass the A-1
MILLER, JIMMY A.
Now, just what are you insinuating, James ol' boy?
Besides, I had "company" and couldn't go.
todd,carolyn m
>> uniforms? They are ugly.
>
> Ugly? They're downright hideous. Somebody should teach those fellas that
>looking ugly is no virtue...
>
>:-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
>
I've heard that some high school players are actually attracted to the
Penn State uniforms, especially the plain white ones used for away games.
It makes them
look tough on the field especially with lots of dirt on them after a
few rough plays. Penn State will never give up its uniforms. It sets them
apart. Besides, football players aren't supposed to be pretty. They're
supposed to be mean....and ugly, to go along with the sometimes classic ugly
wins that PSU pulls off. Carolyn Todd
I R A Aggie
Westmoreland) wrote:
> Hmm, that would be Bear Bryant, right?
>
> Praise be to Bear, hallowed be his name, his kingdom come, his will be done,
> and he would have won the Sugar Bowl MUCH better than the current coach did.
Whaddya expect? Their current coach is an *Aggie*.
James - let's see how many bites this gets...
I R A Aggie
A.) wrote:
>
> In <C6A8o...@mailer.cc.fsu.edu> stri...@masig3.ocean.fsu.edu writes:
> > James - well, what's *in* the Yellow Rose, to be precise
> Now, just what are you insinuating, James ol' boy?
That there are sights there that weren't so easily found in CS/B.
Or is that no longer true?
> Besides, I had "company" and couldn't go.
Your loss... ;)
James
harbison
rtdo...@b15news.b15.ingr.com (Richard Donovan) writes:
> Say what you want, think what you want. But just remember, the
> "Bear" never beat the Longhorns when he was coach of 'Bama. Nothing
> against 'Bama, mind you, just stating the facts.
Just remember that Bama rarely plays UT (about once a decade) and when
they do play, it usually isn't during a good year for Bama. If Bama is
having a good year, they play in the Sugar Bowl. The Cotton Bowl is a
consolation prize. :-)
WEYLAND,MARK
>Yeah, especially the Yellow Rose...I'm surprised you didn't mention
>it by name, Jammer...
>
>James - well, what's *in* the Yellow Rose, to be precise
The name Cowgirl Linda comes to mind. A friend told me about her... yeah
that's it.
Yeah, I guess Austin does have some things College Station doesn't, tittie
bars. Man, if we could only get some of those, maybe a few of your
vagrants, and throw in a couple of your drug dealers, and we'll spot you a
few td's to keep the next turkey day's events interesting. 8)
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOFFFF!!!
GIG'EM AGS!!!
Mark (Wow that felt good) Weyland
Texas A&M University - Class of '88