to right a mistake, I made earlier.
T-Noles813
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Originally posted by IrishHand
I am a douche.
Oh, nice to meet you Mr. Douche. My name is T-Noles, and i figured you might be a douche from your previous posts.
a.) Good thing this thread is silly due to our choaking...ohh wait...we won the championship...ohhhhh look at that. Well arent you just Mr. Special Irish.
b.) What makes us classless again? because the only people who are posting negative things that ARENT in jest are bigits like you.
*DENIED*
I am a douche.
Oh, nice to meet you Mr. Douche. My name is T-Noles, and i figured you might be a douche from your previous posts.
a.) Good thing this thread is silly due to our choaking...ohh wait...we won the championship...ohhhhh look at that. Well arent you just Mr. Special Irish.
b.) What makes us classless again? because the only people who are posting negative things that ARENT in jest are bigits like you.
*DENIED*
spacetime
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t-noles is as high class as they come, he just likes to stick his dick inside of a textual representation of your mother because, that is the polite things to do where he is from.
Hampe
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Originally posted by T-Noles813
bigits like you.Uh-huh....
And you say you went to college?
Was it clown college?
bigits like you.Uh-huh....
And you say you went to college?
Was it clown college?
Joebarber
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Originally posted by Hampe
Originally posted by T-Noles813
bigits like you.Uh-huh....
And you say you went to college?
Was it clown college?
FSU actually does have a clown college...and a circus
Originally posted by T-Noles813
bigits like you.Uh-huh....
And you say you went to college?
Was it clown college?
FSU actually does have a clown college...and a circus
Hampe
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Originally posted by Joebarber
Originally posted by Hampe
Originally posted by T-Noles813
bigits like you.Uh-huh....
And you say you went to college?
Was it clown college?
FSU actually does have a clown college...and a circus
Really? Wow. That explains so much...
Originally posted by Hampe
Originally posted by T-Noles813
bigits like you.Uh-huh....
And you say you went to college?
Was it clown college?
FSU actually does have a clown college...and a circus
Really? Wow. That explains so much...
franciscoroark
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Originally posted by Joebarber
Originally posted by Hampe
Originally posted by T-Noles813
bigits like you.Uh-huh....
And you say you went to college?
Was it clown college?
FSU actually does have a clown college...and a circus
Not that facts matter a whole lot on internet forums, but FSU administers the Ringling Museum of Art, of which there is a section concentrating on the history of the Ringling Brothers Circus. There are majors and minors relating to the things at the Ringling Museum, but you're not going to graduate FSU with a degree in clowning.
In fact, if you're ever in the Sarasota area, I'd encourage you to visit the museum. In between the permanent and temporary exhibits, there's so much stuff that it's hard to take it all in on one day. There's the art museum, the Ringling Mansion (right on Sarasota Bay), an incredibly large green area with a specialty rose garden, and of course the Circus exhibits. And since it's run by FSU (state money), it's dirt cheap: $5 with a student ID, not much more for a regular adult.
Originally posted by Hampe
Originally posted by T-Noles813
bigits like you.Uh-huh....
And you say you went to college?
Was it clown college?
FSU actually does have a clown college...and a circus
Not that facts matter a whole lot on internet forums, but FSU administers the Ringling Museum of Art, of which there is a section concentrating on the history of the Ringling Brothers Circus. There are majors and minors relating to the things at the Ringling Museum, but you're not going to graduate FSU with a degree in clowning.
In fact, if you're ever in the Sarasota area, I'd encourage you to visit the museum. In between the permanent and temporary exhibits, there's so much stuff that it's hard to take it all in on one day. There's the art museum, the Ringling Mansion (right on Sarasota Bay), an incredibly large green area with a specialty rose garden, and of course the Circus exhibits. And since it's run by FSU (state money), it's dirt cheap: $5 with a student ID, not much more for a regular adult.
Joebarber
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Originally posted by franciscoroark
Originally posted by Joebarber
Originally posted by Hampe
Originally posted by T-Noles813
bigits like you.Uh-huh....
And you say you went to college?
Was it clown college?
FSU actually does have a clown college...and a circus
Not that facts matter a whole lot on internet forums, but FSU administers the Ringling Museum of Art, of which there is a section concentrating on the history of the Ringling Brothers Circus. There are majors and minors relating to the things at the Ringling Museum, but you're not going to graduate FSU with a degree in clowning.
In fact, if you're ever in the Sarasota area, I'd encourage you to visit the museum. In between the permanent and temporary exhibits, there's so much stuff that it's hard to take it all in on one day. There's the art museum, the Ringling Mansion (right on Sarasota Bay), an incredibly large green area with a specialty rose garden, and of course the Circus exhibits. And since it's run by FSU (state money), it's dirt cheap: $5 with a student ID, not much more for a regular adult.
They do have an area there where they train the circus performers, which I was told by several FSU administrators was affectionately called "clown college." I have seen the circus a couple of times, pretty cool.
Originally posted by Joebarber
Originally posted by Hampe
Originally posted by T-Noles813
bigits like you.Uh-huh....
And you say you went to college?
Was it clown college?
FSU actually does have a clown college...and a circus
Not that facts matter a whole lot on internet forums, but FSU administers the Ringling Museum of Art, of which there is a section concentrating on the history of the Ringling Brothers Circus. There are majors and minors relating to the things at the Ringling Museum, but you're not going to graduate FSU with a degree in clowning.
In fact, if you're ever in the Sarasota area, I'd encourage you to visit the museum. In between the permanent and temporary exhibits, there's so much stuff that it's hard to take it all in on one day. There's the art museum, the Ringling Mansion (right on Sarasota Bay), an incredibly large green area with a specialty rose garden, and of course the Circus exhibits. And since it's run by FSU (state money), it's dirt cheap: $5 with a student ID, not much more for a regular adult.
They do have an area there where they train the circus performers, which I was told by several FSU administrators was affectionately called "clown college." I have seen the circus a couple of times, pretty cool.
T-Noles813
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Originally posted by rtconner
t-noles is as high class as they come, he just likes to stick his dick inside of a textual representation of your mother because, that is the polite things to do where he is from.
See...this guy gets me
t-noles is as high class as they come, he just likes to stick his dick inside of a textual representation of your mother because, that is the polite things to do where he is from.
See...this guy gets me
Tiny Tom
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Originally posted by Joebarber
Originally posted by franciscoroark
Originally posted by Joebarber
Originally posted by Hampe
Originally posted by T-Noles813
bigits like you.Uh-huh....
And you say you went to college?
Was it clown college?
FSU actually does have a clown college...and a circus
Not that facts matter a whole lot on internet forums, but FSU administers the Ringling Museum of Art, of which there is a section concentrating on the history of the Ringling Brothers Circus. There are majors and minors relating to the things at the Ringling Museum, but you're not going to graduate FSU with a degree in clowning.
In fact, if you're ever in the Sarasota area, I'd encourage you to visit the museum. In between the permanent and temporary exhibits, there's so much stuff that it's hard to take it all in on one day. There's the art museum, the Ringling Mansion (right on Sarasota Bay), an incredibly large green area with a specialty rose garden, and of course the Circus exhibits. And since it's run by FSU (state money), it's dirt cheap: $5 with a student ID, not much more for a regular adult.
They do have an area there where they train the circus performers, which I was told by several FSU administrators was affectionately called "clown college." I have seen the circus a couple of times, pretty cool.
You can't get a degree or minor in circus though, it's at most a two credit hour PE class. If you have a chance in the fall though I suggest going to a performance because its impressive what random college students can do.
Originally posted by franciscoroark
Originally posted by Joebarber
Originally posted by Hampe
Originally posted by T-Noles813
bigits like you.Uh-huh....
And you say you went to college?
Was it clown college?
FSU actually does have a clown college...and a circus
Not that facts matter a whole lot on internet forums, but FSU administers the Ringling Museum of Art, of which there is a section concentrating on the history of the Ringling Brothers Circus. There are majors and minors relating to the things at the Ringling Museum, but you're not going to graduate FSU with a degree in clowning.
In fact, if you're ever in the Sarasota area, I'd encourage you to visit the museum. In between the permanent and temporary exhibits, there's so much stuff that it's hard to take it all in on one day. There's the art museum, the Ringling Mansion (right on Sarasota Bay), an incredibly large green area with a specialty rose garden, and of course the Circus exhibits. And since it's run by FSU (state money), it's dirt cheap: $5 with a student ID, not much more for a regular adult.
They do have an area there where they train the circus performers, which I was told by several FSU administrators was affectionately called "clown college." I have seen the circus a couple of times, pretty cool.
You can't get a degree or minor in circus though, it's at most a two credit hour PE class. If you have a chance in the fall though I suggest going to a performance because its impressive what random college students can do.
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