I hope all Ags come out to watch it burn. Keep the tradition alive.

November 20 is a Saturday

crap sorry

Sat. Nov. 20th

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Why is it so early?

Here's the latest picture:

If it's not University sanctioned, it's not Bonfire.

Have transportation logistics been improved?

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It's nauseating watching McNeal, and how much progress that [censored] has made and how good he's become. Whipping the ball around with accuracy, good decision making, punishing defenses with the run on occasion. Just night and day with Young and McNeal at this point. Laughable if you think otherwise.

-JackieMartling ~ Hornfans

I remember it being much bigger.

how 'bout some frenchcries littlesteve!

Let's burn that motha!!!!!!

Beat the hell outta tu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey Bigsteve, when Ags started the tradition was it sanctioned by the University? No!?!? Jesus Christ they should have never done it then! Always remember, Aggies make traditions, not administrations.

On another note, Stack is bigger than that now, that picture is a few days old. Ags are working everynight on it making it bigger. It will look great come Saturday. See you when it burns.

Is that a bonfire stack or a teepee?

Trick, there are many acres of ON SITE parking this year. Much better stack location.

Trav, teepee... but it is cut to look like a stack. All logs are touching the ground.

Travs and BigSteve, you guys need to get together and create an whole new bad attitude.



Full Speed Ahead - Fire At Will - Gig'em

That's not bonfire. There is no more bonfire.

Trick - much more onsite parking this year, additional busses, and one shuttle point (Post Oak Mall) should improve things quite a bit.

Stack is looking better - BE SAFE!

Directions...and further info would be great.

That was the only thing that I wasn't happy about last year... I'll be in town that afternoon for the Lufkin Panther game so I'll definitely be there...

Looking good guys.

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It's nauseating watching McNeal, and how much progress that [censored] has made and how good he's become. Whipping the ball around with accuracy, good decision making, punishing defenses with the run on occasion. Just night and day with Young and McNeal at this point. Laughable if you think otherwise.

-JackieMartling ~ Hornfans

Keep up the good work Ags!

Details will be posted here shortly:

http://www.studentbonfire.com/join.php?vW=burn

Bonfire's dead, end of story. This is a lame trash fire.

We should never ever do anything without the Univ. President telling us it is ok and holding our hand. Remember, always ask permission like good little boys and girls, and if you are told NO, then do as you are told. [/sarcasm]

Bigsteve....get lost.

The rest of you....see you on the 20th!!

I think the student bonfire is a great idea!! If it proves successful over the next few years, I can see it coming back to campus at some point..... if the students want it, go for it!! Don't listen to the naysayers!

Bigsteve, Aggie Bonfire burned from 1909 - 1939 before the University recognized it.

Props to the Aggies that have given their time to make this Bonfire a reality. Your initiative shows true Aggie Spirit!

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NAY!!

it seems like all the naysayers are more concerned with the pile of logs...instead of what those logs represent.

geez, how dare the students show their desire to beat the hell outta t.u.?!? [/more sarcasm]

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Why are so many of you disrespecting this Bonfire?? Would you rather they just let the tradition die???


If you can't say something supportive, why don't you just keep your mouth shut.

Until Bonfire returns to campus I will continue to support it. Most good ags probably agree.

I hope some of you don't carry that amount of bitterness and negativity around with you all the time.

Greater love hath no man than this...

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Bonfire's dead, end of story. This is a lame trash fire.

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Care to tell that to the faces of the members of the classes of '05-'08 that built it?

R.S.V.P.

3 will be attending.

Lead or get out of the way!

A&M Give us Room!!!

btco72hootu!!! Whoop!

I'm driving from Dallas and bringing my kids to see it burn. I was going to take them to their first Bonfire the year it fell, so I am looking forward to finally getting to take them. Thanks.

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Why are so many of you disrespecting this Bonfire?? Would you rather they just let the tradition die???

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The tradition has already died, unfortunately.

NAY?!?!? Are you kidding me?

To all current students who wish to ever see an Aggie Bonfire on campus in their LIFETIME....you'd better support this effort with your volunteer time and donations. That's how Bonfire originally started, that's how Bonfire eventually grew into the world's largest, and that's the only way it's ever going to come back on campus, IF EVER. The liability issues are now so out of control that the university would only sanction it again if they felt there was some extreme benefit to controlling the process. Without this type of " 'ol army" volunteer effort (along with a stellar track record of safety), there is scant chance that school administration, as great as the current one is, could ever justify the risk of sanctioning a Bonfire.