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We know he wouldn't do that; but yes, that would earn a person the boot.

Yes. Scribe has always told me to be careful when using his account because it could land him in hot water.

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Yes. Scribe has always told me to be careful when using his account because it could land him in hot water.

 

I just spewed water out reading this...............you are too funny! Hahaha

I wish I had a dollar for every time Mcmama and I had some version of the following conversation:

 

Mcm: "I just saw on the news that (fill in the blank)."

Mcp: "Already heard it on BGP."

 

Me too...funny.

BGP is part of my family. Mrs. nWo makes sure to remind me every Friday about the contests. BGP was there a couple of years ago when my grandson Kariem was born. My daughter wore a BGP shirt for a picture right after he was born.

Nice story! :thumb:

 

10 years? Wow! :ylsuper:

Does this mean we get to have a BGP party? :D:D:D

Only if Mr.Network is in the house!

Nice story! :thumb:

 

10 years? Wow! :ylsuper:

Does this mean we get to have a BGP party? :D:D:D

 

The BGP Party that Mr. Network helped sponsor at the Executive West during the 2004 Championship games was definitely one for the ages. This was still early in the life of BGP and most of the members did not know each other. I had the wonderful opportunity to meet so many new people that night. There is just something truly neat about having an actual face and true personality to associate with a "web character". I do wish we could do it again sometime! :banana: :thumb: :banana:

The BGP Party that Mr. Network helped sponsor at the Executive West during the 2004 Championship games was definitely one for the ages. This was still early in the life of BGP and most of the members did not know each other. I had the wonderful opportunity to meet so many new people that night. There is just something truly neat about having an actual face and true personality to associate with a "web character". I do wish we could do it again sometime! :banana: :thumb: :banana:

 

I was there too, and would love to do it again.:thumb:

I was there too, and would love to do it again.:thumb:

 

I remember having the pleasure of meeting you, and many other fun people that night. :thumb:

I remember having the pleasure of meeting you, and many other fun people that night. :thumb:

 

Same here.:thumb: Was shocked when I met Tony Danza...:cool:

Since the Kentucky Post (Covington) closed down, BGP has become the primary source of high school sports information in northern Kentucky.

The BGP Party that Mr. Network helped sponsor at the Executive West during the 2004 Championship games was definitely one for the ages. This was still early in the life of BGP and most of the members did not know each other. I had the wonderful opportunity to meet so many new people that night. There is just something truly neat about having an actual face and true personality to associate with a "web character". I do wish we could do it again sometime! :banana: :thumb: :banana:

 

What a great time! We really need to do that again. :thumb:

I rarely post, but I read everything. I'm surprised I haven't gotten fired yet! :eek:

The BGP Party that Mr. Network helped sponsor at the Executive West during the 2004 Championship games was definitely one for the ages. This was still early in the life of BGP and most of the members did not know each other. I had the wonderful opportunity to meet so many new people that night. There is just something truly neat about having an actual face and true personality to associate with a "web character". I do wish we could do it again sometime! :banana: :thumb: :banana:

 

I was there too, and would love to do it again.:thumb:
I wasn't there, and I would love to do it again too! :cool:
I wasn't there, and I would love to do it again too! :cool:

 

Maybe you and I can finally meet each other.

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