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Jonny Utah

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Quote from: Professor Roland Van Lionheart III, Earl of Amsterdam on November 14, 2006, 11:46:30 AM
Quote from: Frank Sylvester Rossi, II, Esquire on November 14, 2006, 11:42:33 AM
Quote from: Professor Roland Van Lionheart III, Earl of Amsterdam on November 13, 2006, 10:23:54 PM
The Professor doesn't know of any former Dutchmen that may have been in the pros in the past, however he is happier that he doesn't have to see his team don brown and gold.   The Professor would go nuts if he were born to a Padres or Astros fan after their history of brutal uniforms.

How dare thou forget Rich Romer who played for the mighty tiger-bearing mascots of Cincinatti in the decade of the year of our Reagan, A.D.?!

Though humbly apologizes, The Professor's mind from that era is clouded by visions of Lego blocks, and good sir Boomer, leader of the tigerclad warriors.

Sir Richard Romer was a brave man.  But to this day the echos of the legendary King Butterfield live on.  In the year of our lord 1986 AD, the brave men from Ithaca gallantly rode into the wild land of Schenectady for a battle which hasn't been seen since the likes of Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain men of the Vert Mont took on the Crown itself.   It was here where the legendary King of Tompkins County spoke those famous words....

In the Year of our Lord 1986, patriots of Ithaca - starving and outnumbered - charged the fields of Schenectady. They fought like warrior poets; they fought like Bombers, and won their freedom.

Alas, Lord Jonathan the Bloody has no land nor no people to route for this year.  He must rekindle the flames of the past and relive past memories of greater times.

Rolevio

Quote from: Lord Johathan "The Bloody" Preston Utah XVI Prince of Tompkins on November 14, 2006, 12:09:25 PM
Quote from: Professor Roland Van Lionheart III, Earl of Amsterdam on November 14, 2006, 11:46:30 AM
Quote from: Frank Sylvester Rossi, II, Esquire on November 14, 2006, 11:42:33 AM
Quote from: Professor Roland Van Lionheart III, Earl of Amsterdam on November 13, 2006, 10:23:54 PM
The Professor doesn't know of any former Dutchmen that may have been in the pros in the past, however he is happier that he doesn't have to see his team don brown and gold.   The Professor would go nuts if he were born to a Padres or Astros fan after their history of brutal uniforms.

How dare thou forget Rich Romer who played for the mighty tiger-bearing mascots of Cincinatti in the decade of the year of our Reagan, A.D.?!

Though humbly apologizes, The Professor's mind from that era is clouded by visions of Lego blocks, and good sir Boomer, leader of the tigerclad warriors.

Sir Richard Romer was a brave man.  But to this day the echos of the legendary King Butterfield live on.  In the year of our lord 1986 AD, the brave men from Ithaca gallantly rode into the wild land of Schenecty for a battle which hasn't been seen since the likes of Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain men of the Vert Mont took on the Crown itself.   It was here where the legendary King of Tompkins County spoke those famous words....

In the Year of our Lord 1986, patriots of Ithaca - starving and outnumbered - charged the fields of Schencety. They fought like warrior poets; they fought like Bombers, and won their freedom.

Alas, Lord Jonathan the Bloody has no land nor no people to route for this year.  He must rekindle the flames of the past and relive past memories of greater times.


The Professor would dote karma upon you for such eloquence if not for such binding time restrictions.
In Search of Holladawg

Naked Nott Run

THE BARON is most curious... Mr. Guru sire. Which board be it, that you most secretly enjoy? For I see no board which matcheth our mind, our body... or soul???

http://www.winmysoul.com/
Anyone notice how none of the kids from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory were even a little bit cool... Where was the athlete who pile drives wonka into the chocolate river??? Coulda done sooo much more with that "classic"

Frank Rossi

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Quote from: Baron Burger Thighs McButter Tits- Naked Gnome of Nott Street on November 14, 2006, 12:24:57 PM
THE BARON is most curious... Mr. Guru sire. Which board be it, that you most secretly enjoy? For I see no board which matcheth our mind, our body... or soul???

http://www.winmysoul.com/

"Mr."?  What type of title is that, Young Baron?  Henceforth, Patrick Coleman shall be referred to as "Sir Guru of the North, South, East and West Regions, King of the D3 Domain" - For such an error by thee, proceed immediately to the gallows...and I speaketh not of Ryan Gallo's castle.

Naked Nott Run

Franklin,

Many apologies to you and your kin. Our famous father, Sir Coleman. I meant no disrespect


The Ryan Gallo's (haha)
Anyone notice how none of the kids from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory were even a little bit cool... Where was the athlete who pile drives wonka into the chocolate river??? Coulda done sooo much more with that "classic"

union89

Quote from: Lord Johathan "The Bloody" Preston Utah XVI Prince of Tompkins on November 14, 2006, 12:09:25 PM
Quote from: Professor Roland Van Lionheart III, Earl of Amsterdam on November 14, 2006, 11:46:30 AM
Quote from: Frank Sylvester Rossi, II, Esquire on November 14, 2006, 11:42:33 AM
Quote from: Professor Roland Van Lionheart III, Earl of Amsterdam on November 13, 2006, 10:23:54 PM
The Professor doesn't know of any former Dutchmen that may have been in the pros in the past, however he is happier that he doesn't have to see his team don brown and gold.   The Professor would go nuts if he were born to a Padres or Astros fan after their history of brutal uniforms.

How dare thou forget Rich Romer who played for the mighty tiger-bearing mascots of Cincinatti in the decade of the year of our Reagan, A.D.?!

Though humbly apologizes, The Professor's mind from that era is clouded by visions of Lego blocks, and good sir Boomer, leader of the tigerclad warriors.

Sir Richard Romer was a brave man.  But to this day the echos of the legendary King Butterfield live on.  In the year of our lord 1986 AD, the brave men from Ithaca gallantly rode into the wild land of Schenectady for a battle which hasn't been seen since the likes of Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain men of the Vert Mont took on the Crown itself.   It was here where the legendary King of Tompkins County spoke those famous words....

In the Year of our Lord 1986, patriots of Ithaca - starving and outnumbered - charged the fields of Schenectady. They fought like warrior poets; they fought like Bombers, and won their freedom.

Alas, Lord Jonathan the Bloody has no land nor no people to route for this year.  He must rekindle the flames of the past and relive past memories of greater times.



Ahhh, I remember that time well....It was I!!!!!  Squire Albert "TheMonkeyStomper" Bagnoli of Worchester who coached that mighty Dutchmen squad.  We battled long and hard that fine afternoon against a mighty band of brothers from the west named the "Bombers".  Even though airplanes had yet to be invented, thusly, our confusion with the name of these Western NY Knoblemen.  It was I!!!!  Squire Albert who takes total blame for this unglorious defeat in overtime at the home of Minerva!!  For I....Squire Albert attempted to run a trick play in OT which failed miserably!!  During a field-goal attempt I shouted, "Where is the tee"....this fooled not a soul on the other side of the battlefield and a poor soul named Robert "The Dim Whitted" Anderson who was performing our kicking duties that dreary afternoon was mercilessly destroyed on that very field. 

That 1986 Union squad was far superior to the mere mortals from ithica NY on that dreary afternoon...I...Squire Albert!!!!  Take complete and total blame for the most boneheaded play call in UCAA Midieval Times!!

Sir Garnet of the Giant Female Breast can vouch for the accuracy of my poor decision making...... 

superman57

I'm sorry I live off of nott street and would be quite scared for life If i ever saw a naked Gnome
Quote from: Tags on October 10, 2007, 10:59:38 PM
You're the only dood on the board that doesn't know & accept that '57 can't spell.

Poor grammar and horrible spelling... it's just how he rolls.

Frank Rossi

Quote from: Superman57 on November 14, 2006, 01:20:44 PM
I'm sorry I live off of nott street and would be quite scared for life If i ever saw a naked Gnome

Obviously, thou hast never walked past Olde Geppetto's Pub at half past dusk to witness such said event.

SJFF82

Union fans:

How well to you 'guys' travel?  Looking forward to a raucous 'house' at Growney Stadium on Saterday.


labart96

The followers of the College of Union travel with only the finest casks of wine and most savory of cheeses.






'gro

that is a good question, when is the last time the U went on the road for a playoff game?? Surely the union faithful have packed enough of the afforementioned wine and cheese to make the trip to Rochacha

SJFF82

you guys are nuts...lol....You better bring a lot of cheese to go with the wine...ing that you will surely be doing all day.

Frank Rossi

Quote from: Baron Dieter Van Grohausen IX - Commander of the Schenectady Armada on November 14, 2006, 01:42:38 PM
that is a good question, when is the last time the U went on the road for a playoff game?? Surely the union faithful have packed enough of the afforementioned wine and cheese to make the trip to Rochacha

In the 95th year of the 20th century of our Lord, Union travelled by a steed like no other to the State of Plymouth and to the ugly-uniformed home of the State of Glassboro, also known as the bretheren of Rowan.

Naked Nott Run

Quote from: Baron Dieter Van Grohausen IX - Commander of the Schenectady Armada on November 14, 2006, 01:42:38 PM
that is a good question, when is the last time the U went on the road for a playoff game?? Surely the union faithful have packed enough of the afforementioned wine and cheese to make the trip to Rochacha

For I am Baron Burger Thighs McButter Tits- Naked Gnome of Nott Street.. not
Baron CHEESEBurger Thighs McButter Tits- Naked Gnome of Nott Street... The cheese will be scarce I feel. For winter holiday means the Union knights have packed up their Volvo-horses and are headed home to enjoy wine and cheese with mummy and daddy at the lake house in Nantucket.

IS THAT HONESTLY the real AL B.???
Anyone notice how none of the kids from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory were even a little bit cool... Where was the athlete who pile drives wonka into the chocolate river??? Coulda done sooo much more with that "classic"

Naked Nott Run

Baron Gro... I await your telegram on the shoes being fixed up... The wood splinters my heels
Anyone notice how none of the kids from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory were even a little bit cool... Where was the athlete who pile drives wonka into the chocolate river??? Coulda done sooo much more with that "classic"