I have been asking this question since I came to A&M and have yet to get an adequate answer. How in the hell did class of 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2004 push? If they pushed like my fish push, then class of 2002 would start at 1 and therefore say class of 2001's number. Also, I didn't know where else to post this.

The number "three" was not considered a pullout; it only counted if you said "oh three" or "two thousand (and) three". So this wasn't an issue.

A class set of pushups for us was 104, but it was rare to actually do that many. I did exactly once, a "punishment" for some drawings I did on an '03ers' whiteboard before Elephant Walk.

How is this a new problem?

Doesn't the zips' class number always come 3 numbers before a class set?

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How old are you gamekeeper?

1997-> 97
2002-> 102

[This message has been edited by Gonzo08 (edited 9/29/2012 12:19p).]

If I hear that the fish this year are doing 16? pushups for a class set, I'm going to need to crack some heads when I come back to town.

I wondered this myself. If I was class of '00 and my '01 fish had to do 1 pushup in a class set, I would be pissed. That being said, when do you cut it off? 2020? 2030? No matter when it ends someone is going to be pissed they had to do 100 pushups more than the incomming class.

It's the Aggie Y2K Problem.

change a class set in for 2020 20 pushups.... and make them do multiple sets

Related question: What about the classes of '13, '14, and '15? Did they have to push for saying "the Twelfth Man"?

only if they said "oh-twelve"