Yeah. It's like half sand, half grass. Rocks are a problem, too. I really wish they would restore it as a historical site. It would help the little shits on campus to understand and appreciate the history.
Yeah. It's like half sand, half grass. Rocks are a problem, too. I really wish they would restore it as a historical site. It would help the little shits on campus to understand and appreciate the history.
Last I heard all the students are from countries in Asia and none of them give a fuck about UW history. Just what I'm hearing.
Yeah. It's like half sand, half grass. Rocks are a problem, too. I really wish they would restore it as a historical site. It would help the little shits on campus to understand and appreciate the history.
Last I heard all the students are from countries in Asia and none of them give a fuck about UW history. Just what I'm hearing.
Most of the white kids don't get it either. Lot's of Cali kids and lots of kids from Washington that grew up with Ty and orange slices.
Yeah. It's like half sand, half grass. Rocks are a problem, too. I really wish they would restore it as a historical site. It would help the little shits on campus to understand and appreciate the history.
Last I heard all the students are from countries in Asia and none of them give a fuck about UW history. Just what I'm hearing.
Most of the white kids don't get it either. Lot's of Cali kids and lots of kids from Washington that grew up with Ty and orange slices.
Well, they got Peterman now. Maybe they will grow up with a winner around and know what it is like to celebrate Rose Bowl victories by getting so fucked up they fall down and piss themselves. I have fond memories of that.
I remember crisp fall Sundays at Denny Field with my frat bros, walking on hallowed ground, playing the toilet bowl against our pledges. I liked to think that Dobie was smiling down on us, watching us puke cheap vodkaZima while twisting our ankles on that shitty field.
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