Tech

By TheBlogger

August 4, 2008 10:24 PM | Link to this

Nice reporting, Matt! Thanks for the update.

By theDude47

August 4, 2008 11:32 PM | Link to this

Matt, you also forgot one little thing…THEY DID NOT FUMBLE ANY SNAP OR PITCH!!! The only fumble really came from the receiver having the ball stripped. There was a lot of optimism in today’s practice that you really failed to mention. It wasn’t all bad.

By Bud Foster

August 5, 2008 2:17 AM | Link to this

Damn. Just how many turnovers will VT get this year? That offense looks like an all you can eat turnover buffet for defenses like mine and UGA’s.

By GT92

August 5, 2008 3:53 AM | Link to this

We could very easily be 1-3 after our first 4 games. I just wonder how that same old lame bunch of unrealistic whiners will be treating PJ then.

By Imagine That

August 5, 2008 4:03 AM | Link to this

• Paul Johnson will call more passing plays than he did at Navy.

But … Georgia Tech will fumble the ball better than anyone and practices quickly close to the

public.

ESPN

By pine

August 5, 2008 6:30 AM | Link to this

Matt, I am curious as to why you haven’t approached the concern of brian bohannon and jaybo Shaw’s dad being college roommates. if you have been watching the same practices that I have, the Washington kid is ruly a better quarterback for this offense but it seems like Bohannon is showing favoritism by letting Shaw, who is not the better QB, get more reps. Maybe you should interview the Washington kid who is the other freshmen QB.

By hmmm

August 5, 2008 6:39 AM | Link to this

Thanks for the language, I don’t think that the fumble problem will disappear this year. The vast majority of the players weren’t recruited with this offense in mind and are going to have a very steep learning curve.

By Matt Winkeljohn

August 5, 2008 7:18 AM | Link to this

Pine,

Two things:

If you think that Bohannon rather than Johnson determine % of reps to each quarterback, you need to re-think your opinion.

And if you think Washington has performed better to date than Shaw, then maybe somebody needs to ‘approach the concern’ of your possible relationship with Washington or perhaps someone in his family.

Johnson has mentioned Shaw in conversation with media, sometimes when asked specifically about Jaybo, sometimes when asked about QBs in general. He has not brought up Washington at any point where I was in attendance for interviews, and I haven’t seen any other reporters write Johnson comments about Washington. It would seem reasonable to assume there is a reason for that — although I haven’t approached it.

Matt

By Observer

August 5, 2008 8:14 AM | Link to this

Matt - I’ve been concerned about the lack of experience on defense - esspecially the secondary. Your reports make it sound as if the defense looks very good. Is this because they are (very good) or simply because they know what is coming and thus can anticipate the play better? Thanks for the great reports. Keep up the good work.

By Matt Winkeljohn

August 5, 2008 8:24 AM | Link to this

Observer,

Tech lacks experience in the linebacking corps and in the secondary, no question about it on either front.

I think, though, the defense may be better than some expect, driven by experience — and talent — up front, the change in general philosophy, and talent even among the inexperienced. Not the Bears of ‘85, but not Navy, either.

Make no mistake, they have an edge against this offense because they’ve seen it so much dating back to spring, and the offense is still on a very steep learning curve … much steeper than that of the defense.

By gtforever

August 5, 2008 9:34 AM | Link to this

Looks like a very interesting season ahead for the Jackets! Everyone needs to be patient, and FILL the stadium up no matter what the record dictates! This coach is a WINNER, every fiber in my body tells me that he will bring us back to GOOD competitive football.

THWG

By Michael

August 5, 2008 10:05 AM | Link to this

Matt, Where can I find practice times? And when do they go full pads? Thanks.

By bt

August 5, 2008 10:08 AM | Link to this

If you think Bohannon and Shaw were college roommates you are way off!! Not only in age but Shaw went to Western Carolina, while Bohannon went to UGA. Get your facts straight pine

By gtforever

August 5, 2008 10:28 AM | Link to this

And maybe get us back in the SEC! I can dream can’t I! :))

By gtforever

August 5, 2008 10:29 AM | Link to this

And maybe get us back in the SEC! I can dream can’t I! :))

By Ramblin'Wreck

August 5, 2008 10:46 AM | Link to this

Thanks for the update Matt. I’m one die hard yellow jacket homer that is trying to change the atmosphere at Bobby Dodd. We have to many casual fans that would just rather sell their tickets than show up and make some noise for our boys. We have a great defense and we should be shaking the stadium when they get on the field. In this year of change, we need fans now more than ever. Show up, wear gold, sing the fight song, and yell! THWG!

By Matt Winkeljohn

August 5, 2008 10:50 AM | Link to this

They moved into pads yesterday morning. I think they’ll be in full pads again this afternoon (3 p.m.). Tomorrow, they go at 9:30 a.m. and 5:15 p.m. Thursday, 3 p.m., Friday 9:30 and 5:15 — or thereabouts.

By What ...

August 5, 2008 10:56 AM | Link to this

* Hey GT92, what’s with the turn to ‘negative town’??* They could very easily be 4-0 after 4 games too.

And, if the Jackets are 4-0 after 4 games, you might as well make it 6-0 since games 5 & 6 are vs. Duke & Gardner Webb.

Optimism can seem a little crazy at times (evident from my post), but it’s more fun!

By PB

August 5, 2008 11:01 AM | Link to this

Matt,

Much has been written about the difficulty opponents will have preparing for the Tech offense, but how will the Tech D prepare for other team’s Offense?

By GT92

August 5, 2008 11:19 AM | Link to this

Want to put a few bucks on that 4-0 or 6-0 delusion What? That is the problem here at Tech. Be real guys. This isn’t going to be seamless. If you think that VT won’t create turnovers against this offense still in it’s developing stages you are not in touch with reality. Miss St. will give it fits as well. Sylvester Croom is a damn good coach and knows how to prepare a defense to play against our new offense. Remember he played against and coached against this offense for years. If Tech fans don’t understand that this is a long term thing they will sabotage and undermine PJ before he ever gets started. And Paul Johnson is not a coach that is going to accept that from the base like Gailey did. He won’t think twice about giving you the finger as he finds another team to coach with more realistic expectations.

By GTfan4life

August 5, 2008 11:32 AM | Link to this

GT92 is right. Until our guys can run this offense like Navy and GSU did we can’t count any game on our schedule as a sure win. This offense has the potential to put the ball on the ground too many times. And what is it coaches say about that. The team with the fewest turnovers will win 95% of the time. To be 4-0 or 6-0 we would have to play flawless football especially against VT and Miss St. Laugh if you wish but we are not as good a football team as MSU at this stage of the game.

By Hedgeprunner

August 5, 2008 11:32 AM | Link to this

Speak of delussional, how about this one: November we go into Athens 0-11 and uga is 11-0 ranked NO.1, uga is thinking about USC in the BCS championship Bowl and PJ and Jackets come in and knock the fire-hydrant humpers off “upsetting them” , WOW can you imagine something like that , I can !!!! THWG…..

By Ramblin'Wreck

August 5, 2008 11:46 AM | Link to this

You can say all day we’re not as good as this team or that team, but the fact remains that we don’t know. I honestly don’t have high expectations this year, but that doesn’t mean I’m not excited. A new coach, a new system, new uniforms, new attitude, etc. I’ll back CPJ with blind loyalty…unless he continually runs a Reggie out there…and fails to EVER beat UGA.

CPJ has however much time he feels he needs. Just the fact that he has that “no nonsense” attitude and approach to coaching (and media) makes me like this guy already. Tack on the success he’s had everywhere he’s been and I’m down right giddy. Maybe not for this upcoming season, but for the program as a whole.

By GT92

August 5, 2008 12:03 PM | Link to this

Thank you RamblinWreck. Finally someone that sees it for what it is that will stay the course. PJ himself has said when this team loses, and I am paraphrasing him, that alot of the fan base will sart blaming the offense and second guessing every move. Obviously Dan Rad filled him in.

By Wreckemtech

August 5, 2008 12:08 PM | Link to this

Kind of off the subject but have you seen the size of the WRs at UGA? 6 of them are 6’2”, 6’5”, 6’3”, 6’4”, 6’4”, and 6’2”. They are all over 200lbs and the slowest is 4.50. Dayuuum!

By GT80

August 5, 2008 12:11 PM | Link to this

GT92, you might be right, but we also could easily be 2-2, or even 3-1. You see, most real GT fans are realistic about things, we sat through 6 years of Chantastic Gaileyball, so we will be happy with CPJ this first season, no matter what. But I feel like we at least have a coach who knows how to use talent, so I am optimistic, not pessimistic. But I’m also a realist so I’m guessing we will be either 6-6 or 7-5 at the end of the year.

By Cal H.

August 5, 2008 12:16 PM | Link to this

Hedgepruner are you blogging from Rueben Houston’s jail cell? Or are you over at Lil Joe’s crib?

By AlabamaRamblinwreck

August 5, 2008 12:19 PM | Link to this

I will support CPJ for several years, no matter what the record. He is a proven winner, but he needs the time (just as Nick Saban did at UA) to put in his system with his recruits.

I do think he will have some success early, but even if he does not, I am 100% behind him. I wish all GT fans would make this commitment, at least the ones that were happy to see Gailey go.

Go Jackets!

By GT92

August 5, 2008 12:29 PM | Link to this

Obviously we were as good as we were going to get with Chan. Maybe it will be different with PJ. It wouldn’t surprise me to see this thing take 4-5 years and that is what scares me when you consider how our fans will react. I also think it is imperative that we maintain quality defenses. A guy made a really good point the other day that defense seems to suffer at schools with these spread option offenses because of the numbers required at the OL, QB, A, an B back positions. I checked as many of the teams I can think of that run this offense or it’s variations and he was right. It does appear that none of them play much defense. To include PJ teams of the past. Even Florida appears to have drastically dropped off on the defensive side of the ball. And that concerns me a little bit. Even if this offense runs like a swiss watch if we don’t play defense we will still be mired down in that 5,6,7 win category. Defense wins at this level. I can remember alot of games we won here because of defense but for the life of me I can’t pin down any where the offense totally carried the defense.

By Cremins

August 5, 2008 12:39 PM | Link to this

To heck with all this ‘realistic expectations’ junk. PJ’s gonna win the National Title - in every sport. And the World Series, Superbowl and will undoubtedly pass Mark Spitz for number of Olympic Golds…

Yeah, we’ll struggle this year, but I have faith. PJ’s teams will be tough and disciplined and improve throughout the season.

By Michael

August 5, 2008 1:03 PM | Link to this

I think that by the Clemson game, we will start to see the offense click. So, you have Jax St., @BC, @ VT, Miss. St., Off Week, Duke, Gardner-Webb. If Tech can go 3-2 over this span, I think that would be pretty solid (4-1 being amazing). After 6 games (and an off week), I expect Tech’s offense will start to gel, and then it will be a race to 7 wins. I think it will be tough to get 4 wins with a schedule of @Clemson, UVA, FSU, @UNC, Miami, and @UGA, but it is possible. A bowl of any type will be a successful season, and I think 6-6 will still be a good season. I’ll even take a lesser record if by the end of the year the offense and defense are starting to play well.

By TechMythExposed

August 5, 2008 1:44 PM | Link to this

Straight from the Wall Street Journal.

At the bottom: Engineering-school grads, who earn the highest starting salaries, yet see their paychecks expand just 76% by their career midpoints to $103,842 from $59,058.

Contrary to what many parents tell their children majoring in subjects like political science or philosophy, these degrees won’t necessarily leave you in the poorhouse. It can depend on what career path you choose to pursue with that degree. History-majors-turned-business-consultants earn a median total compensation of $104,000, similar to their counterparts who pursued a business major like economics — whose grads earn about $98,000 overall at midcareer, the PayScale study shows.

“With a liberal art’s degree, it’s what you make of it,” says Al Lee, director of qualitative analysis at PayScale. “If you’re motivated by income, then there are certainly careers in psychology that pay as well as careers out of engineering.”

Another GT urban myth just blew up in your faces. Oh well. We all knew you nerds talk sh&t about money to compensate for all the losing. LMAO!

By GT610

August 5, 2008 2:11 PM | Link to this

TECHMYTHEXPOSED,

Yep, it is what you make of it. That goes for anything in life moron. Whoever wrote that is speaking a life situation anyone could have wrote. Don’t sit there and even tell us that UGA grads make more money than GT grads. They DON’T. UGA grads spend there liberal arts degrees, if they even graduate, on landscaping and other crap. As a matter of fact, I go to GA STATE, and two of my psychology professors told me do not go into psychology.

Come on moron, liberal arts degrees make more than Engineering degrees, hah. I laugh at you. That is ridiculous. You may be able to make a claim that you find a few liberal arts majors that may make more than an average engineer. I guarantee you the richest liberal arts major does not make nearly the amount the richest engineering major makes. Also, I bet you the average of liberal arts salaries is not where near as high as the average of engineer salaries. Your statistic gives one selective stat, and most of the times you have to break something like that broad, no good stat you gave up into the aggregate to see the real differences.

How about this for you Mr. Mythbuster,

GASTATE got rated higher that UGA in best graduate schools in business, AGAIN, this year again at 5th in nation, where UGA is ranked umm.. oh yeah I don’t know because UGA didn’t make the top 10 :(. boo hoo. The CEO of Bank of America and Hersheys both graduated from GA STATE, put that in you pipe in smoke it if you want to mess with GT and GA STATE.

By What ...

August 5, 2008 2:28 PM | Link to this

Right on GT80!

GT92, please don’t tell me you’re a motivational speaker. The games are played on the field, not in these blogs.

I have no idea why you think PJ’s system could take 4-5 years when it only took one season to change things at … NAVY!
PJ was at Navy as OC in ‘95 & ‘96 - take a look at what he did in those 2 seasons compared to any of the previous 15-20 before ‘95. He then leaves Navy for GSU, and returns as head coach 5 years later; plenty of time for Navy go right back into the %&@%! In his first season they were 2-10 - which was double the wins Navy had in the *two previous seasons combined. It is also THE ONLY losing season he has had in 11 seasons as a head coach. I’d say this provides more than enough reason for me to be optimistic taking into consideration who the first 6 opponents are, and all the key players both BC & VT lost from last years teams.

By gtrugby

August 5, 2008 3:05 PM | Link to this

GT 92 Check out the games from the mid to late 90’s with O’Leary to see where the offense carried the defense. We could have been a top 5 to 10 team every year if we didn’t keep giving up 30-40 points a game.

By USNA73

August 5, 2008 3:17 PM | Link to this

Don’t know how long it’s gonna take, but it’s gonna take.

By Wreck'EmTech

August 5, 2008 3:31 PM | Link to this

First of all, whoever decided to take my screen name: Not cool.

Secondly, I like that we have some fans here that are being more realistic about CPJ’s team maybe taking a few years to mature and become solid. But keep in mind that he heavily pushes the mentality that he will win NOW at all costs. The players hear that and get fired up, they chant “championship” in practice and are almost totally bought into the new system now. They want to learn it, execute it cleanly and win some games. Not that any of that is out of the ordinary for good college players or a good coach, but it’s worth factoring in, in my opinion, since I think it means they at least have heart and drive.

On another note, maybe CPJ is aware of the historic defense deficit? Maybe he plans to fix that…? I hope so.

I planned to ignore the above conversation about money, but I’m gonna throw in my two cents. Um, engineering or history…who cares? Do what you love, and if money is what it’s all about then prepare for an empty life! Believe it or not some people truly enjoy engineering. Oh, and by the way, Tech offers plenty of non-engineering degrees if no one’s ever told you. Try to be less childish.

By Buckhead Dawg

August 5, 2008 3:42 PM | Link to this

You dumb nerds, Tech sux.

You best enjoy being second fiddle in Georgia this year because as soon as Georgia State starts playing next year you’ll really fall to obscurity.

Oh, and nice urine colored uniform pants.

By Paddy

August 5, 2008 3:43 PM | Link to this

If you underestimate CPJ you will be on the wrong side of the final score. The man can coach. He will get that fumbleitis worked out before long. I really believe there is going to be a lot of excitement at GT this football season.

By TechMythExposed

August 5, 2008 3:44 PM | Link to this

I didn’t say it GT610. The Wall Street Journal did. If your dumb azz can read without the aid of an electronic device go see for yourself. Judging by the poor quality of your writing, I bet you never even went to college with sentences like that. And by the way moron. My best friend is a GT School of Engineering grad and he will tell you very quickly that his Psychologist wife makes 2 to 3 times the money he or any of his Tech grad Engineering buddies make. Maybe your professor should get out of the advice business. Or maybe he was just trying to keep your illiterate butt out of a discipline that you would be a total failure and embarrassment to yourself in.

By Doug

August 5, 2008 3:55 PM | Link to this

GT610 are you high or are you just plain stupid? That is one of this worst attempts at communicating a thought I have seen in 56 years. I hope you are not typical of the type of student that attends that school. That guy needs some serious help. If I were you Tech students and grads here on this blog I’d see if I could get hom to drop that GT from his handle before someone mistakes him for one of you. After seeing that post I apologize to every Tech fan here. None of you could possibly measure up to his level of stupidity.

By GT92

August 5, 2008 4:01 PM | Link to this

Thanks for pointing that out gtrugby. I do remember those games. Guess I was stuck in the Gailey era. But it does back up my point and that of others that defense wins championships.

By stupid ugay fans

August 5, 2008 4:25 PM | Link to this

TechmythExposed- 1. Where did GT’s business school rank against ugays? It had a better ranking last year, and Im sure that it did again this year. 2. I bet that wifey has a PHD in psych, not just a garbage BS like must ugay grads. And she probably went to grad school elsewhere. (Plus who cares about an individual example? I know someone who dropped out of college after 1 semester, and is filthy rich…so does that mean that ALL DROPOUTS make more money, you moron) 3. I bet that the engineer’s friends do not have their PE in engineering, b/c then they would be making quite a lot as well.

Exactly what percentage of history majors become business consultants?

Compare that to the number of engineering majors that become…engineers (and to the number who get their PE)

Plus, you are comparing national averages. GT students make more than the national average. ugay grads are lucky to even get a job. You also had ECON majors $5,000 below engineering…so what was your argument there? And when engineers start off making more money, that means that they can initially save more of it. Does the time value of money mean anything to you?

GT is a better school than ugay. You know it, just leave it be. Go back to barking, b/c arguing academics is not your strong point.

By Buckhead Dawg

August 5, 2008 4:36 PM | Link to this

Would you stupid tools stop arguing about career paths. This is the sports section…let’s talk about how bad Tech football is going to be and how god awful those uniforms look.

This is why chicks hate you dorks - you’re socially awkward and inappropriate.

By Paddy

August 5, 2008 4:48 PM | Link to this

Buckhead Dawg… you are correct sir, this is about football. I do disagree, I think GT will be a very exciting team this year. Go Dawgs

By TechReality

August 5, 2008 5:08 PM | Link to this

Thanks to “Myth” for exposing the art of anecdotal evidence.

Kudos for taking that article and twisting it into something world altering. Who doesn’t know that history majors who change course and go into business consulting end up making good money? Care to take a guess as to what History majors average overall (not just those that have chosen to take a practical career path (and have the ability to do so)?

Moreover, even if taken at face value, the article only says that liberal arts majors aren’t forever destined to make less than engineers. So, they’ve selectively harvested a group of liberal arts majors who on average can compete with the salary of an AVERAGE engineer (in any field).

So, basically, this story says that engineers make more at first than anyone else but that liberal arts majors (who switch to practical careers) catch up by mid-career (i.e., 20 years down the road).

But what has happened in the meantime? The engineer has made 20k more per year for the first five years, 10k more per year for the next ten years, and 5k more per year for the next 5 years….total, the engineering major has made approximately $225k more than the liberal arts major. Only an idiot would claim that because the liberal arts major has “caught up” in salary by choosing a particular profession that liberal arts majors make as much money as engineers. Are you an idiot? Checkmate.

By DawgBite

August 5, 2008 5:42 PM | Link to this

UGA vs GT on Sport South. Ray Goff’s Dawgs are kickin Tech’s azz. Imagine that.

By GWB

August 5, 2008 5:45 PM | Link to this

I bet that Psychologist wife is a hell of a lot smarter than you legend in your own mind CADS operators.

By DawgBite

August 5, 2008 6:18 PM | Link to this

Checkmate, Tech Reality? LMAO! Get a grip CADS boy. You won’t even be that when you get outsourced. Somebody named Patel or Chang will have that dank little cubicle you dwell in.

By TechReality

August 5, 2008 7:23 PM | Link to this

Translation of DawgBite’s comment: “I’m retarded.”

By EasyCharlie

August 5, 2008 7:51 PM | Link to this

What the H* do starting salaries have to do with whether Johnson gets the jackets ready to play and whether they will win or not? Keep that stupid sh out of these blogs.

By EasyCharlie

August 5, 2008 7:58 PM | Link to this

What the h* do starting salaries have to do with whether johnson will be able to get Tech ready to play this fall and whether they will win or not? Keep that stupid st out of these blogs.

By What Not To Wear

August 5, 2008 8:06 PM | Link to this

Nobody asked me but, who seriously thinks those new uniforms are “sharp?”

Put it another way, the new uniforms are “awful.”

By dawgslickthemself

August 5, 2008 8:13 PM | Link to this

This is practice not the games yet. I sure CPJ will have all this under control by the 8-28-08. Give them a break.

By jack

August 5, 2008 8:22 PM | Link to this

You are correct that Shaw’s dad and several of the coach’s are friends. There are several big time recruits at FBHS so they do have to play the game with the dad. He speaks with the coaches often. But no they were not roommates. I do not think Shaw is the #2 either. Seems overhyped, but that happens when you play for your dad. A year of growth and experience and he may suprise people. He is a good kid. The Washington kid seems to be having trouble learning the offense.

By Red Dot

August 5, 2008 9:20 PM | Link to this

When you see the dot you save a lot
Nobody told me how pretty these gals from India really are

By JT

August 6, 2008 12:45 AM | Link to this

How do all of you UGA “fans” find the time to post comments on opponents stories. Oh yeah. I guess sitting at home waiting on the SSI check gives you plenty of time.

By Harold Ickes

August 6, 2008 5:11 AM | Link to this

TechReality, LMAO! If you are so loaded maybe you oughta see if you can buy a win over UGA. I bet you’re about as intelligent as a box of rocks and a puzzie on top of that. Now get back into your little cubicle before Mr. Patel takes that CADS job away from you.

By Big 10 transplant

August 6, 2008 5:19 AM | Link to this

I watched all of those college football previews on Sport South last night and as much as I hate the SEC and as much as I hate to say this, GT is dead meat when you play UGA this year. The speed, intensity, and the level of violence of that defense is incredible. They’ll kill your offense. Good luck Jackets. You’re definately going to need it.

By GT Eagle

August 6, 2008 11:14 AM | Link to this

Believe me once the players get comfortable with PJ’s offense the score board will light up like a slot machine. Once it get’s going the opposing defense never leaves the field, until GT scores of course. By the 4th quarter the D have no legs. With the Jackets QB’s ability to throw the ball PJ will air it out as well. Look for 30+ per game.

By 1Jacket7

August 6, 2008 11:20 AM | Link to this

I must add a couple of notes that I haven’t seen,heard or read yet. The greatest thing about CPJ being here at GT, is the fact that he has the potential of being around for along time. The one thing that has hurt our program is the fact that the coaches don’t hang around long enough to build a strong program. CPJ has a system that is not used in the pros and so I would think that his career ambitions are to develop a dynasty at a division I school and make a name for himself on a National level. Thank GOD he chose TECH to be that place. Get excited Jackets. The best days are yet to come, and they are closer than they ever have been since Bobby Ross’ years.

By 1Jacket7

August 6, 2008 11:30 AM | Link to this

Oh, I failed to mention this little tidbit to you UGA fans. Georgia has be highly ranked in the eyes of many for the past 6 years. And in those years Tech could have easily beat GA 5 of those 6 years. We all know why this happened. Change the quality of coaching and improve the quality of player, which we have and the results will change for sure. Fear not GT Fans for the Fear of Failure is greater in the hearts of those who wear the Griffin GA logo on there helments while playing in Athens. This is why they post on this site than their own. Kick A$$ Jackets. We Believe in You!!!

By UGAfan

August 6, 2008 12:03 PM | Link to this

Winkeljohn… you do an excellent job for Tech man… why don’t you and Chip switch it up for a bit? lol

Also.. I agree with many of you about the coaching being a difference in the last few years of the UGA/Tech game… however, we do have a pretty good coach ourselves… Good luck and we’ll line them up and see what happens come November

By GT Brill

August 6, 2008 3:55 PM | Link to this

I went to practice yesterday and….why do we have metallic green helmets now ?!!? Who decided this ?!?!? And yellow pants, WTF ?

By T Chucky Allen

August 6, 2008 4:02 PM | Link to this

imagine that….’dawgbite’ at home watching cable at 2 in the afternoon on a wednesday. shift change at pizza hut?

doug- does this look familiar (*) you precious flower.

By Chris

August 6, 2008 6:06 PM | Link to this

GIVE IT TIME

By Red Dot

August 6, 2008 8:23 PM | Link to this

Hooked up with a pretty Indian girl on campus yesterday. Her father owns a Dairy Queen and her cousin is doing computer work overseas. Man does my future look bright.