There are exactly 2006 topics on the Bonfire Board...


A-A-A WHOOP!


That is all.

Why the hell did you do that? Now there are 2007 topics.

I know... It needed to be acknowledged though.

Wrong wildcat.



"And even now the axe is laid to the root of the trees. therefore every tree which does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire." -Matthew 3:10

AB, I thought about doing the same thing but realized what leknerd said.

Fries, technically you shouldn't know if that is the right or wrong wildcat since you don't comprehend it's meaning since you're still a pisshead.

hth

touche'

But you're a greek, therefore I am better than you.



"And even now the axe is laid to the root of the trees. therefore every tree which does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire." -Matthew 3:10

She is also 06, which makes her far more superior to you, 07.

Brownie points for being a RAB, though. Best damn dorm on campus.

I may be greek, but I am involved in Bonfire and still outrank you... in more ways than one - whether you like it or not

For one more semester....

then its my time.




"And even now the axe is laid to the root of the trees. therefore every tree which does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire." -Matthew 3:10

'92 Whoop!

I still remember looking up at that bonfire in 65 and wondering if we had topped 100 feet. We did. And not a single log on the bonfire could you put your arms around, most of them were twice that size.

My outfit brought in the largest log, and it took sixty of us just to lift it. And two long hours to haul it the mile or so to the truck loading area. Sqd 3 had to borrow half of our unit to be able to load it.

Every bonfire when I was on campus topped a hundred feet. That along with meeting Pinky Wilson, and getting my Degree from Earl Rudder are some of the fondest memories that I have.

Good bull, I'm very jealous of your memories.

69, wasn't that the year of the tallest bonfire? A friend of the family was doing cut with his outfit, and they found the centerpole just 2 miles north of my hometown in the Trinity River valley. Took 5 hours to haul the log up to College Station on what is usually a 2 hour trip.