Rowdy wants to know whose going to be at Butterfield on Saterday? er... today?
see you in Z-lot!
Go Bombers
see you in Z-lot!
Go Bombers
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Show posts MenuQuote from: ICemanJK on September 15, 2008, 09:19:30 PMQuote from: not so rowdy bomber on September 15, 2008, 08:42:54 PM
Rowdy wants to know who has the parking pass for Z-lot and who will be bringing what to the game. FDC needs to get their asses organized... we're already 2 games in!!!
someone i.e. MIYH needs to make Rowdy an Admin on the FDC Facebook group so that he can contact everyone (yes, NRSB is gettin' salty).
good "w" Bombers. FDC is expecting to see the game stepped up alot more. Confidence is key... we'll be there Saterday to back ya up. btw, any really tall WR's this year? Rowdy wants to bring back the "Throw it to _____, he's tall!" wicked bad.
So ready for some toe-touches, some herkies, and booga boogas, throw in a couple safety dances, and a "PLETHORA!" of "WHERRRRRE's hEEEEEEE gOooooooinnnnnnns?!!"
EHHHHHHHHH Bombers!
Rowdy, can't say it's been easy getting troops rounded up considering iceman isn't in Ithaca anymore. And the weak showing two weeks ago didn't help. We had a few newbies ask for shirts which is good. ice is expecting a PLETHORA of new recruits this Saterday.
As for the cheers...don't know if the "throw it cause he's tall" is gonna work this year....no one with bostics size out there. ice had to take over for the "WHERE'S HE GOING"s...no issues there.
We seeing you at Butterfield this weekend?
Quote from: superman57 on May 27, 2008, 09:12:12 PMQuote from: Spark57 on May 27, 2008, 08:05:25 PMdude you get intelligent answers to intelligent questions
I guess an intelligent answer was to much to expect.
Quote from: AUPepBand on May 15, 2008, 09:59:59 PM
+K KS....a poem that is often read at Alfred Rural Cemetery during our annual Memorial Day service. Pep remembers as a Cub Scout lad marching in a solemn parade into the cemetery where the Memorial Day service was held every year. About ten years ago, Pep, realizing nothing was done anymore to help us "remember," invited the community to gather at the cemetery flagpole and a number of folks contributed to a memorable service including "Taps" played by an Alfred prof who had annually (many times in solitude) continued a tradition of playing the piece on Memorial Day.
Pep is pleased to report that a Memorial Day service has been held every year since with anywhere from 75 to 200 citizens in attendance....and recitation of Flanders Field is often included.