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[This message has been edited by TexAgs staff (edited 11/23/2005 8:33a).]

ldyaggie--

Why don't you just call it a day?

Against your wishes Bonfire burned Saturday night. But your house didn't burn down. And your side successfully branded Bonfire builders as lawbreakers in the court of public opinion.

Hopefully, next year will feature the customary ankle deep mud and, therefore, no burn-ban controversy.

We'll all be waiting with baited breath to see if you come up with another reason to oppose Bonfire.

Now, if you'd like, you can petition the moderators to delete my post on account of thread hyjacking.

By the way, if you'll search the bottom of the page, there's a link to the moderators which you can use in order to ask questions as to why certain threads were deleted.

Most of us, when we have an issue with the Texags staff, take that route.

[This message has been edited by DualAG (edited 11/22/2005 11:09p).]

If the thread discussing who is/is not an Aggie had something to do with your position on Bonfire then it should have been deleted. That's a lame suggestion thrown out by someone trying to slander a group of people because they disagree with what they are doing.

If you have such a complex about living in a University town, you should get your own team together and enter the Little 500. You really only need one good rider. You can win and show everyone that Cutters deserve respect too.

Long live Bonfire!