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Signs for College Gameday

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UF put the "duh" in Florida

 

If you can read this, you didn't go to UF

 

How many Gator football players does it take to screw in a light bulb?

1, but he gets 3 hours credit.

 

The last two are hilarious.

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Leave the Gators alone. They are nice people.

Just ask their parole officers.

"Dwayne Schintzius is my favorite tennis player."

 

"Keep all wallets and valuables in your front pockets, especially if you're close to the Gator sidelines."

I know that this has been around before but still like it.

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"Corso is a tool"

 

Now that is funny (and true!!!!) I don't care who you are.................

Where will the gameday stage be set-up at?

Where will the gameday stage be set-up at?

 

By the WT Young library.

By the WT Young library.

Ok.

I should be able to find it. :thumb:

 

BELIEVE!!!!

"Lee Corso + Billy Packer = Every UK Fan's Nightmare"

With my wife being a Michigan fan and me being a Ohio State fan-- we thought of doing a sign for our son.

 

My mom is a Wolverine fan and my dad is a Buckeye fan. I root for the CATS!

"Hey Lou (Holtz), you're HALF the man Charlie (Weis) is..."

"Hey Lou (Holtz), you're HALF the man Charlie (Weis) is..."

 

:D :lol:

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