I just realized this the other day. If you are '06 then you are the first class since '99 to get to work on Bonfire starting your fish year. I think that says a lot that it has been continued as we for 4 consecutive years.

Build the Hell

I was actually thinking the same thing the other day myself. Its pretty amazing

I realized it weeks ago, when someone asked whether "fish" and "virgins" were the same thing (obviously false if you're '04 or '05).

Anyhow,

FOUR MORE YEARS! FOUR MORE YEARS!

I'll never forget sophomore year when Bowen nixed the fire on campus. The younger classes are lucky to have missed that. I will also never forget seeing the first flier for Bonfire '02. I was walking through Heldenfels and there was one flier up with a little drawing of stack and the words "it will burn." That got me so excited, what they did that year to pull that off, and what has happened every year since I think is one of the greatest achievements students have pulled off. It what makes Texas A&M the best damn college anywhere. That and because I f****** say so!

class of oh-sucks?

Congratulations on the four years, I'd give anything to be there. The Bowen announcement was a kick in the balls. That day was surreal, but there was solice knowing that real Aggies wouldn't let it die.

I've been saving up equity for the last few months so I can make it down and hopefully cut some and see it burn next year. . . the soon to be Mrs. KK doesn't know it yet, but it's going to be our first family tradition.

YA, you're dead. Shut up.

And this is just one more reason why '06 will never die.

We didn't let a tradition die on our clock, so we're invincible.

*******S (I'm having elephant walk anxiety).

You guys kick @ss.

-barney

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I was walking through Heldenfels and there was one flier up with a little drawing of stack and the words "it will burn."

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I made those. Thanks for bringing up a great memory.

If you recall, there was a small "s.s.b.s" at the bottom of those fliers too.