Who was the Bonfire 98 (c/o '01) yellow for Walton? It was tangentally related to a story a friend was telling last night and we ended up arguing about it for 20 minutes. He insists it was Tinker and I remember it being someone else (Wes?)
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Last: 1 mo ago by TexasRebel
You are correct. It was Wes not Tinker.
Was Tinker even yellow? I remembered him being a chief in 98.
He was a chief but not the Yellow.
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[This message has been edited by aggieinaustin (edited 11/2/2005 9:46a).]
austin aggie girl
You did NOT come and see me at cut when you were down a week or two ago.
I cried.
You did NOT come and see me at cut when you were down a week or two ago.
I cried.
Thank you. I knew I was right.
Im sorry! I will be in town for burn if that makes you feel better.
Who cares?? Walton Sucks.
Tinker was the Hard Hitter/Orphan Line
and yet someone still takes time out of their life just to acknowledge Walton, even if they are saying we suck. Any publicity is good publicity right?
and yet someone still takes time out of their life just to acknowledge Walton, even if they are saying we suck. Any publicity is good publicity right?
wow - i missed a few generations in my line - sucks to get old.
WALTON LOADS!
EH
WALTON LOADS!
EH
WHOOP
Wes also put out in 99 and was a baby brown when all ended. Walton sucks, but you could expect 1-2 red ass guys each year from that crowd.
n/m
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