Purp
Active Member
Naturally you got the Emirates chorus ad and not their manly ad.
#BAYLORTEARS
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Peacefrog
Degenerate
Couple minutes of my life I won’t get back.
Paradoxotaur
Full Member
4 years of their lives they won’t get back.
QuilterFrawg
CDR USN (Ret)
FrogCop19
Active Member
And then the 10-25 prison sentence for football players after that...
Purp
Active Member
Somehow I get the feeling those Nancy boys would be thrilled for another 40 years of the same thing.
tcumaniac
Full Member
A what?
Jet Set Frog
Full Member
And this is EXACTLY how I would have pictured the Baylor Men's Choir to look......E X A C T L Y.
ShadowFrog
Moderators
Sooo, did this “song” replace cookies & milk?
AroundWorldFrog
Full Member
Peacefrog
Degenerate
Dorks went to church camp in 7th grade and never left.
My favorite part of that is the girl at 0:31 suddenly realizing what she's signed on for.
Big Frog II
Active Member
After their milk and cookies, did they all take naps?
Purp
Active Member
We just hosted half the 7th grade girls at our church for D Now this past weekend. None of them were this dorky. Not one. Pretty sure they'd all have watched that video and made fun of the people in it.
YA
Active Member
D now? I’m just a simple Episcopalian that needs an explanation.
Purp
Active Member
Disciple Now is a youth event where church members host small groups of youth (6-10 students per house) with a college aged group leader for a weekend retreat of sorts. It's a good bonding experience for them and a good way to get a lot of concentrated Bible study in at the same time. They have a ton of fun with it. We did too. The youth are very creative and energetic. You get a couple kids in every small group that are non-stop laughs.
Chongo94
Active Member
Back in the day I would’ve tried to save purple shirt girl from their weirdness or tried to find out if she was like other preacher daughters I knew....know what I’m saying
Pharm Frog
Full Member
Yep. I’m an old and went to D-Now weekends a couple of times when I was in late junior high/early high school. Great (not so great) memory of going out to wrap one of our Sunday School teacher’s house who happened to live across the street from where I lived. I was in the front yard attempting to reach the first branches of the pine trees when a deep voice said, “Can you step over here for a minute, I’d like to have a word with you.” Oops...”Hi dad...didn’t think you’d be up at 2am.” Response: “You’re not known for your thinking.” But he did let us finish wrapping the house after speaking with our host and then bought a ton of Shipley’s donuts and brought them over later that morning and watched us clean it up.
frogs9497
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