What is a Buckeye anyway?
The Ohio Buckeye (Aesculus glabra) is a medium-sized tree native to the Midwestern and Great Plains states, known for its distinctive shiny, brown, nut-like seeds and its status as the state tree of Ohio. It features palm-shaped leaves with usually seven leaflets, greenish-yellow flowers, and a rough, spiny fruit capsule that splits to reveal the seeds. While the wood was historically used for artificial limbs and other woodenware, the seeds are toxic to humans and livestock and should not be eaten.
Clearly, the Buckeye is not a viscous animal. Dawgs win rather easily 34-17.
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My brother brought me back a couple of buck nuts from his last trip to the shoe in Columbus. Truly one of the weirdest team character and mascot ever.
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Still its better than something generic like Wildcats
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So you’re saying we’re going to…bust a nut??🤔🤔
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I like teams with unique and local themes
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There are so many Tigers and Bulldogs in the south that they had to name half of the colleges after them.
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Need a handful of nutsacks this game if we're looking to do that
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I would say having a thick, sticky consistency between solid and liquid would make the Buckeyes extremely viscous.
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Bout time someone noticed that typo, I really expected better around here. Things have changed.
