Be nice to Harvard (at least be creative)

RichH · February 15, 2006, 04:29:20 PM

[quote atb9]

something about a hockey game[/quote]

From those of us recording the game, thanks for that non-sequitur.:-(

Trotsky · February 15, 2006, 04:33:05 PM

[quote RichH]And #1 on the Threatdown? Fish at the Harvard game. They'll only attract bears.[/quote]

Clarkson? You're on my list. Harvard?

You're dead to me.

atb9 · February 15, 2006, 04:34:39 PM

[quote RichH]
From those of us recording the game, thanks for that non-sequitur.:-([/quote]

Sorry Rich. ::uhoh:: I editted to a more general statement about the games being great.

RichH · February 15, 2006, 04:42:05 PM

[quote atb9]

Sorry Rich. ::uhoh:: I editted to a more general statement about the games being great.[/quote]

No problem, and thanks! My quote of you has likewise been edited.

WillR · February 15, 2006, 04:44:08 PM

Does this no fish policy mean that squid, octopi, sharks, rays and so on would be OK?

If any biology people want to help clarify this important matter that would be great.

atb9 · February 15, 2006, 04:54:27 PM

[quote RichH][quote atb9]

Sorry Rich. ::uhoh:: I editted to a more general statement about the games being great.[/quote]

No problem, and thanks! My quote of you has likewise been edited.[/quote]

PS, don't read the US Olympians thread...score updates have been posted.

Liz '05 · February 15, 2006, 04:58:11 PM

[quote oceanst41]Bring your stuffed animal and drop if off at the door that way you avoid the fish guts

They don't say you can't bring both a real and a fake fish to the game ;-)[/quote]

And if you brought a fake fish, would they then not suspect you of also having a real one?

Finally, a reason to use this smiley: ::uptosomething::

sen '08 · February 15, 2006, 04:59:20 PM

If I remember correctly from zoology - "fish" means fish and anything evolutionarily above fish including humans, lizards, cows, whatever... whereas "fishes" means just the fishy ones in the water.

But I could have that backwards.::screwy::

Also. A puppet (stuffed animal) would be a good way to avoid your fish getting caught in the frisking. Stuff the fish in the puppet (inside a plastic bag) and then give the puppet to the kids.

Also unacceptable - fish that have been cut open. A couple years ago someone threw an open fish and the guts went all over. It was gross.

Trotsky · February 15, 2006, 05:02:55 PM

[quote sen '08]A couple years ago someone threw an open fish and the guts went all over. It was gross.[/quote]

That was intentionally pre-opened? Ew. I always figured it just 'sploded.

imafrshmn · February 15, 2006, 05:50:25 PM

cheer suggestion

"wipe your Du" (chanted at a slow let's go red pace)

yea, i'm not terribly creative

Rob NH · February 15, 2006, 08:27:14 PM

[quote imafrshmn]cheer suggestion

"wipe your Du" (chanted at a slow let's go red pace)

yea, i'm not terribly creative[/quote]
Screw the Du (Mountain Dew-esque)
Du not pass go, Du not collect $200

WillR · February 15, 2006, 10:59:09 PM

Du lei lo mo -

Du doesn't sound Chinese so its meaning might be lost on the recipient, but for any Cantonese fans out there, the above is a suggestion for the recipient go do something with his mother.

Josh '99 · February 16, 2006, 12:38:17 AM

[quote imafrshmn]cheer suggestion

"wipe your Du" (chanted at a slow let's go red pace)

yea, i'm not terribly creative[/quote]It might be the beer talking, or the fact that my sense of humor is sometimes on par with a nine-year-old's, but I love that. ::laugh::

Rob NH · February 17, 2006, 11:16:16 PM

Screw BU, Du too! :-D

billhoward · February 18, 2006, 08:09:04 AM

[quote Rob NH]Screw BU, Du too! :-D[/quote]
If one looks for two syllables to maintain the cadence, Gene has the proper number in his surname.