The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog
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Finally. Seems like he was working for three years just to get into PA school.
Has anyone seen my specialty plates?
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Finally. Seems like he was working for three years just to get into PA school.
The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog
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A feral hog is more domesticated than my wife. I already knew this but theblast two weeks have proved it.
JugbandFrog
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RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
Which one tastes better?
netty2424
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Horny 4 Life
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Dead
The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog
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Paul in uhh
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WhiteHispanicFrog
Curmudgeon
nwlafrog
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The sunshine just hits different when it’s illegal.
nwlafrog
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So the wildest thing about Leap’s service was that he never told me about his scholarship to play basketball and baseball at SMU. He turned it down and started working full time and somehow playing semi-pro ball in that time frame while working.
When he left home at a young age, he moved in with his father figure who was his sister’s husband who had his own business putting up billboards. The deal was that his brother in law would care for him and provide for him and that when he graduated hs, Leap would work for him and provide for his (Leap’s) ailing mother.
He acted like it was no big deal and that was what he was supposed to do. He had no intention of going anywhere other than making money and providing. He did the same while starting his own business and becoming a respected figure in the community in Ardmore while supporting my dad, his two brothers and my grandmother.
He chose Ardmore because it was in the middle of OKC and DFW, where both his and my grandmother’s families lived. Absolutely honorable. Solid citizen that guy!
He became a lifelong frog as a child. He would sell scrap metal that he would find to buy a ticket to watch the frogs. Other days, he and his friends would ride their bicycles all around Fort Worth looking for a team to play ball with and when that failed they would pull money together and ride the bus around doing the same. He always had a giant love for sports and his home team. As a child he would watch the legends and he was a part of history up until he was nearly 90 years old.
Fly High Leap! Frog baseball and football will never be the same.
When he left home at a young age, he moved in with his father figure who was his sister’s husband who had his own business putting up billboards. The deal was that his brother in law would care for him and provide for him and that when he graduated hs, Leap would work for him and provide for his (Leap’s) ailing mother.
He acted like it was no big deal and that was what he was supposed to do. He had no intention of going anywhere other than making money and providing. He did the same while starting his own business and becoming a respected figure in the community in Ardmore while supporting my dad, his two brothers and my grandmother.
He chose Ardmore because it was in the middle of OKC and DFW, where both his and my grandmother’s families lived. Absolutely honorable. Solid citizen that guy!
He became a lifelong frog as a child. He would sell scrap metal that he would find to buy a ticket to watch the frogs. Other days, he and his friends would ride their bicycles all around Fort Worth looking for a team to play ball with and when that failed they would pull money together and ride the bus around doing the same. He always had a giant love for sports and his home team. As a child he would watch the legends and he was a part of history up until he was nearly 90 years old.
Fly High Leap! Frog baseball and football will never be the same.
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TCURiggs
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That's great stuff, man. You should be proud of knowing that kind of family history/backstory, and just being able to know your grandfather that well. A lot of folks, including myself, don't have a lot of that, so be glad that you were able to know that much about his life, which apparently was an awesome one. I also know Ron well, and he has similar knowledge about his family history, and I just think that is too damn cool. Good stuff.
nwlafrog
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Not to be a suckass and sappy, but Ron and I are lucky to know you as well and I’m glad to have met him through you and your tailgate and KF.C Had a great time last season and was finally at the right place at the right time to meet Ron. Solid citizens the both of you. I’ve also crashed Purp’s tailgate and met a few posters as well as met Peace at a tailgate. HASMSP is a darning unit of a squad
Absolutely fantastic
Peacefrog
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Stay away from that Peace guy. I hear he’s asshoe.
ShadowFrog
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Your papers!!
SuperBarrFrog
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Posted this in Covid thread but figured I’d leave it here too for the folks staying away from the gloom and doom thread.
PurpleBlood87
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Frog-in-law1995
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I’m currently grilling burgers, drinking a beer and watching the livestream of my church service. That’s ok, right? Feels very weird.
