#BAYLORTEARS

[Mean Purple]

not to mention Aggies:

A series of memories long forgotten: An Aggie death in Waco - The Baylor Lariat

By Matthew Soderberg | News EditorA fight broke out, a man was murdered and a rivalry was etched in stone for generations to come. But another tragedy stifled the memory, and few remember the day an Aggie was killed in Waco.It was obvious why the two teams were rivals from the start — 90 miles

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And, it would evolve to a trigger/ptsd moment for the aggies:

Aggie cadet suspended for saber incident - UPI Archives

A senior Texas A&M cadet was suspended Monday for the remainder of the fall semester for brandishing his saber at a Texas A&M football game and waving it at...

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[Mean Purple]

not to mention Aggies:

A series of memories long forgotten: An Aggie death in Waco - The Baylor Lariat

By Matthew Soderberg | News EditorA fight broke out, a man was murdered and a rivalry was etched in stone for generations to come. But another tragedy stifled the memory, and few remember the day an Aggie was killed in Waco.It was obvious why the two teams were rivals from the start — 90 miles

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" Fans ripped off pieces of chairs to use as bats and clubs to attack their foes in the open air."

So someone stopped the riot. And that's who to blame for the fact that the world could have been rid of both of them had that someone not ...

 

[Mean Purple]

not to mention Aggies:

A series of memories long forgotten: An Aggie death in Waco - The Baylor Lariat

By Matthew Soderberg | News EditorA fight broke out, a man was murdered and a rivalry was etched in stone for generations to come. But another tragedy stifled the memory, and few remember the day an Aggie was killed in Waco.It was obvious why the two teams were rivals from the start — 90 miles

baylorlariat.com

ok, we all know that can't be true:
By the time the seniors of the corps of cadets release their statement in early November, there’s no admission that they had anything to do with starting the fight. It was all Baylor’s fault,” Webb said. “Baylor’s side was that they were completely innocent. They claimed they were just defending the women of Baylor. Both sides quickly dug in their heels and said they didn’t have any responsibility for it.”

 

[Mean Purple]

I’ll bite. Wife and I spent couple of months toodling around Europe recently. Base of operations was western Germany, about 3 hours from Paris. Little village in a rural area but close to the autobahn. We would actually drive under the autobahn to go grocery shopping and do other errands in the slightly larger town on the other side.
Driving back and forth through the farm fields I was struck by how beautiful the fields were. They were patchwork, like a quilt where each patch of alternating green and gold were about 30-40 acres each.
Literally struck me how much it resembled the BU green n gold of the [ Baylor accusations ] era unis. Thought ther must be a connection.
After much inquisitive consideration, I realized in the cooking oil aisle of the German grocery store: The picture on the label was identical to the plants I’d been seeing.
The oil? Sold as canola oil. . . Not much help. But when you dig a little deeper, you find that canola oil is made from, what? There it is: RAPEseed oil. Now the world makes sense again.

I did that once at a party in high school. The farmer was pissed.

 

[HornyWartyToad]

I did that once at a party in high school. The farmer was pissed.

You musta not stayed in the ruts. Shame on you.