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iconoclast said:Point. But tcu only started earlier to beat out North Texas in the "Most Yellow" competition.
It's not about how you start, it's how you finish.
iconoclast said:Point. But tcu only started earlier to beat out North Texas in the "Most Yellow" competition.
2016. But it will be done in phases (build some, tear some down, build some, tear more down, build some more).tcuseagull said:When does construction on the Greek houses begin? Feels like it has been in the works forever.
Your trolling is getting old kid. Don't you have anything new?iconoclast said:Point. But tcu only started earlier to beat out North Texas in the "Most Yellow" competition.
What, you mean you kids won the "yellowist" competition! Excellent!Reptilian said:Since when is University of North Texas's campus yellow? Baylor dude becomes more incoherent with each post. His pals realized defeat and left.
BTW, I don't think he answered my question regarding why BU's endowment is so weak and their entire "Baylor 2012" fundraising campaign was such a disaster. Our similar campaign was bigger and a huge success.
Crickets. LOL.
Says the Baylor grammar Nazi! It keeps getting better. LOL this guy needs help! Dude is incoherent. Or maybe a different language on the Brazos. "I'll you look it up". Good job Baylor.iconoclast said:What, you mean you kids won the "yellowist" competition! Excellent!
As for the rest of it, I'll you look it up.
Yeah, I hate it when I play down to your level, but sometimes it happens.Reptilian said:Says the Baylor grammar Nazi! It keeps getting better. LOL this guy needs help! Dude is incoherent. Or maybe a different language on the Brazos. "I'll you look it up". Good job Baylor.
It's kind of yellow-orange. It looks orange in photos but up close it's not as extreme. That being said and having spent a significant amount of time on both campuses I would have never considered their colors to be similar.Reptilian said:Since when is University of North Texas's campus yellow? Baylor dude becomes more incoherent with each post. His pals realized defeat and left.
BTW, I don't think he answered my question regarding why BU's endowment is so weak and their entire "Baylor 2012" fundraising campaign was such a disaster. Our similar campaign was bigger and a huge success.
Crickets. LOL.
My thoughts as well. Terrible reach by the Baylor troll. Also, I believe our brick is patented as "TCU brick". We didn't copy anyone like...PhormerPhrog said:It's kind of yellow-orange. It looks orange in photos but up close it's not as extreme. That being said and having spent a significant amount of time on both campuses I would have never considered their colors to be similar.
That and it's a significant thoroughfare for campus-goers and local residents. I know a woman who lives on Stadium across from Alice Carlson. Can you imagine the inconvenience if to run to Kroger she had to go up Cantey to University? Or even to west on Berry? That tiny left turn lane will get congested. I can't see the local residents being ok with that.Big Frog II said:Let's not expand the Kelly Center.
I don't want to lose my football parking.
You know that the brick at TCU is custom made for the University. It's called 'TCU buff.' Obviously,this brick has been used for many years.iconoclast said:Point. But tcu only started earlier to beat out North Texas in the "Most Yellow" competition.
Not sure if serious.PhormerPhrog said:That and it's a significant thoroughfare for campus-goers and local residents. I know a woman who lives on Stadium across from Alice Carlson. Can you imagine the inconvenience if to run to Kroger she had to go up Cantey to University? Or even to west on Berry? That tiny left turn lane will get congested. I can't see the local residents being ok with that.
This is hilarious. It's a whopping 0.2 miles east down Cantey and Berry to University--an actual major thoroughfare. Stadium is most definitely not a "major thoroughfare." And if TCU is going to a 100% residential campus, much of that growth will be in Worth Hills, so the pedestrian traffic across Stadium will increase significantly.PhormerPhrog said:Sure...let's close off a major thoroughfare so that we can have a bigger party 6 days a year.
Have you been down McPherson lately? It's a narrow road already and with the influx of MDUs and garage apartments, the street is always lined with cars and often becomes a one way street. It gets 100x worse on gamedays.
Park Hill/University is a beating so that would direct more traffic to Cantey unless you wanted to take the back way through Tanglewood to go south. In sure the folks of Simondale and Alton will appreciate the additional traffic through their neighborhood.
TCU doesn't own Stadium Drive and ultimately it will be up to the propery owners to decide how it is used. Growth, like you say, is inevitable but none of the previous construction projects have permanently redirected traffic flow.
We've been using that brick since the Baylor people burned down our last campus.ECoastFrog said:You know that the brick at TCU is custom made for the University. It's called 'TCU buff.' Obviously,this brick has been used for many years.