5 things I think I think
by run Bevo run on Oct 23, 2008 1:18 AM CDT
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PrintBurnt Orange Nation is a wonderful place for community and camaraderie. It could also be a great place for confession, affirmation, and that good ole locker room ribbing that made you learn all the unique places a bar of soap would fit if shoved hard enough, er... what I mean is here are 5 things I think, I think.
1. I think given the history between UT and Okie Light, I'll might have to spend less time here and more time here.
2. I think we have one of the greatest pieces of marketing ever conceived (quicktime high bandwidth) and I cannot watch them all enough.
3. I think the Okie light mascot is creepy.
4. I think if Brian Orakpo ever decides quarterback killing is not in his professional cards, among his other gifts he should try this. I hear he does a killer impersonation.
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2. I think we have one of the greatest pieces of marketing ever conceived (quicktime high bandwidth) and I cannot watch them all enough.
At the Texas Exes bar up here in DC, everyone quiets down when these come on TV – they always send shivers down my spine.
same thing here in nyc...
…then everyone bursts into cheers and applause when the tower is lit.
bleeding orange up in nyc. get a rope.
I have never seen that one ...
why isn’t that used instead of the sunset over the lake one? This one’s much better!!!!
"When you get to the end zone, act like you've been there before."
Thanks!
Perhaps the most recognizable mascot in sports, and certainly the toughest looking, Bevo is a fixture
by run Bevo run on Oct 23, 2008 7:57 PM CDT up reply actions
love those commercials, very prideful
by orangebloodvampire on Oct 24, 2008 1:39 AM CDT reply actions
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