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answers and questions part a

Old 06-25-2005, 06:28 PM  #31
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Tell me if I'm nuts but the relationship between Loyalists and RCB could be similar to the student body and booster's club of a university.

You aren't nuts, so far as I am able to diagnose. But, although I am sometimes called "Doctor" it is of the Ph.D variety, not the M.D. variety so don't give my opinion too much weight. 😆

I see it more as the relationship between two fraternities at the same university, or two service clubs if you are not a big fan of the Greek system (as I am not, come to think of it. Funny I came up with that analogy...)

But, this is premature. One of the reasons the Rogue Cavaliers Brigade did not want to make a public announcement is because these sorts of things still have to be worked out internally before we can really take the decisions to others for input.

However, it really is nice that we have this forum for these kinds of discussions.

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Old 06-25-2005, 06:35 PM  #32
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You aren't nuts, so far as I am able to diagnose. But, although I am sometimes called "Doctor" it is of the Ph.D variety, not the M.D. variety so don't give my opinion too much weight. 😆

I see it more as the relationship between two fraternities at the same university, or two service clubs if you are not a big fan of the Greek system (as I am not, come to think of it. Funny I came up with that analogy...)

But, this is premature. One of the reasons the Rogue Cavaliers Brigade did not want to make a public announcement is because these sorts of things still have to be worked out internally before we can really take the decisions to others for input.

However, it really is nice that we have this forum for these kinds of discussions.
I don't think it is premature as all of this needs to be worked out and I am merely throwing ideas out.

I don't yet have my Pile it higher and Deeper degree, I am still stuck on the thesis for the More S@#$ degree.
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Old 06-25-2005, 06:43 PM  #33
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I am still stuck on the thesis for the More S@#$ degree.


Aha, Mr stuck I? Now I get it. I just thought you were Polish.

By the way, alianza, if you are reading this, I was at a soccer match today where the Polish national anthem was played. I thought, "huh, this isn't so bad...why was alianza ripping on it?" Then I realize you were probably just making a joke, and never heard it.

That is my little 'aside' for the afternoon.
Old 06-25-2005, 06:43 PM  #34
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Hey everyone, my two cents. I think this can easily work like it does in DC. You have both Barra Brava and the Screaming Eagles. They stand side by side and work together to create the best atmosphere.

I'd like to see us stay in side by side sections. Just because together we are alot louder. This last game was awesome, just as loud if not louder than the first game against LA. And we worked well together to get the chants going and staying strong.

Plus, the RBC game up with some good stuff that we Loyalists wouldn't have come up with. The "C'ma C'ma C'ma C'ma C'ma C'mon Real" chant was great, plus think back to the Chivas game. The cheers directed at the Chivas fans in the North end were great.

I think we can all work together to make it work and we will create a much better atmosphere that way. Also, the more streamers thrown together looks all that much better.
Old 06-25-2005, 06:45 PM  #35
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Aha, Mr stuck I? Now I get it. I just thought you were Polish.

By the way, alianza, if you are reading this, I was at a soccer match today where the Polish national anthem was played. I thought, "huh, this isn't so bad...why was alianza ripping on it?" Then I realize you were probably just making a joke, and never heard it.

That is my little 'aside' for the afternoon.
Swiss actually. Well my name is, the rest of my is rather British.
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Old 06-25-2005, 06:46 PM  #36
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Hey everyone, my two cents. I think this can easily work like it does in DC. You have both Barra Brava and the Screaming Eagles. They stand side by side and work together to create the best atmosphere.

I'd like to see us stay in side by side sections. Just because together we are alot louder. This last game was awesome, just as loud if not louder than the first game against LA. And we worked well together to get the chants going and staying strong.

Plus, the RBC game up with some good stuff that we Loyalists wouldn't have come up with. The "C'ma C'ma C'ma C'ma C'ma C'mon Real" chant was great, plus think back to the Chivas game. The cheers directed at the Chivas fans in the North end were great.

I think we can all work together to make it work and we will create a much better atmosphere that way. Also, the more streamers thrown together looks all that much better.

Yes, although Aurelius helped quite a bit as well. I miss that guy.
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Old 06-25-2005, 06:47 PM  #37
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Yes, although Aurelius helped quite a bit as well. I miss that guy.
One of these games, we need to hold a memorial service for our fallen brother in arms. 🙂
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Old 06-25-2005, 06:48 PM  #38
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One of these games, we need to hold a memorial service for our fallen brother in arms. 🙂
We should invite him, and his fiancee. We could do it at the tailgate.
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Old 06-25-2005, 08:22 PM  #39
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By the way, alianza, if you are reading this, I was at a soccer match today where the Polish national anthem was played. I thought, "huh, this isn't so bad...why was alianza ripping on it?" Then I realize you were probably just making a joke, and never heard it.

I thought it was a joke too.

The Polish anthem is one of the better ones, in my opinion.

Short, to the point, and loud.

I know--start a new thread if I want to talk about anthems.

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Old 06-25-2005, 08:27 PM  #40
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I think we can all work together to make it work and we will create a much better atmosphere that way. Also, the more streamers thrown together looks all that much better.
Unless you're Kevin Graham from 1280, and then it's just "Nambi Pambi" kids stuff. If he ever takes me up on my offer to come and sit with the Loyalists, he's gonna have to throw a streamer too! :D
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