SnoSki
Full Member
Tempted to reply with that survivor gif
Has anyone seen my specialty plates?
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Tempted to reply with that survivor gif
nwlafrog
Active Member
Let us never forget the eve of March 15th, 2013.
Bravo, sir. Bravo.
Edit - that would make a pretty kick arse t-shirt.
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netty2424
Full Member
Put together a hasmsp 30 for 30, including screen shots of said PM's. I bet those involved would get a laugh now. And those who knew Scott would appreciate seeing his responses.
Sand Frog
Active Member
GENIUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Peacefrog
Degenerate
What time frame was this attempted hijacking? And what was the PM war all about?
I had no idea there was so much intrigue related to HASMSP. Figured it was just a place for jackasses like me to talk about nothing.
Bonner4Prez
KMA
What if I told you a message board post about vanity license plates became one of the biggest scandals on the TCU interwebs?
PurplFrawg
Administrator
Peacefrog
Degenerate
PurplFrawg
Administrator
while texting?
nwlafrog
Active Member
I recently noticed that I turn down my music so I can see better when I’m parking or navigating a tight space. I don’t know why I do it. Aparently eyesight improves with adjusting the volume.
Peacefrog
Degenerate
I do that. Good to know it’s not just me.
GeoFrog
Active Member
Peacefrog
Degenerate
Creepy as darn.
nwlafrog
Active Member
That skit kills me and I use it at my house all the time because it’s my wife’s name. “That’s a French arse name, Yvonne.” “wanna be my lil croissant?”
tcujsauce
Active Member
nwlafrog
Active Member
Dead
GeoFrog
Active Member
I do get a little nerdy about geology. Most of our family road trips will include a stop at a cave or some state park where I am pointing out outcrops or fossils. Last week my 6th grader had a test on the Rock Cycle. I was helping her study and started pointing-out the errors in the terms they were using in her text book materials. I told her that they were wrong, but if she wants a good grade on her test, to just put down what they had.
Also, a few years back, they asked me to come talk to the class about geology. I baked a multi-layer cake using food coloring to show the different layers. I baked a small chocolate cake and hid it in the middle of the cake. Then in the class, I took a straw and took core samples around the cake, showing the kids the layers that came-out until we found a core sample with the chocolate (oil) layer. I don't know if they thought it was cool, or if they just wanted the cake, but it seemed to go over well.
Also, a few years back, they asked me to come talk to the class about geology. I baked a multi-layer cake using food coloring to show the different layers. I baked a small chocolate cake and hid it in the middle of the cake. Then in the class, I took a straw and took core samples around the cake, showing the kids the layers that came-out until we found a core sample with the chocolate (oil) layer. I don't know if they thought it was cool, or if they just wanted the cake, but it seemed to go over well.
nwlafrog
Active Member
Wow, that’s really creative. Great idea.
Sticky_Wicket
Purple Baylor Alum
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