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10-15-2008, 06:31 PM
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| Here's mine... My grandson will be four next month. I brought him with me to the UAB game and when we touched down in Nashville, he looked out the window of the plane and said, "Hey, this is not Tennessee!" I said yes, it is and he said, "No it's not. There's no football here!"
People in the plane cracked up laughing.
He also knows the chorus of Rocky Top. And yes, he woos.
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10-15-2008, 06:36 PM
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| | Vol in Georgia Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Covington Ga
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Originally Posted by akworthen HI! I'm starting a new thread at the advice of Volsgal03 to introduce myself. My name is Amanda. I live in GA and I LOVE Tennessee..just like most others on here...at least the loving UT part.
My son is in kindergarten and for picture day last week he decided he wanted to wear his Tennessee tie! His parapro is also a huge fan! When he was very small he used to tell me he was gonna play "pootball" for Tennessee!
My 3 year old sees anything orange and calls it "Tennessee ball". We were at a Mexican restaurant on Sunday and he took the little toothpick flag off the plate and started chanting, "Go Big Orange!"
I'd say I have taught mine pretty well, so far! How 'bout y'all? | When mine was 1yo, we taught him to throw his arms up every time he heard "Touchdown Tennessee" on the TV.
He's 6 now... aside from making sure to take his Tennessee Football with him when we visit with friends, we made sure to teach him to tell people that he loves Tennessee Football and hates Alabama and Georgia.  |
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10-15-2008, 06:47 PM
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| | Bring'in Her Back! Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: ATL
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Originally Posted by fostermom My grandson will be four next month. I brought him with me to the UAB game and when we touched down in Nashville, he looked out the window of the plane and said, "Hey, this is not Tennessee!" I said yes, it is and he said, "No it's not. There's no football here!"
People in the plane cracked up laughing.
He also knows the chorus of Rocky Top. And yes, he woos.
I'm doing my part.  | fostermom,
thank your son for his hard work this year...I just hope we can get him the rushing record...take care |
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10-15-2008, 07:17 PM
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| since my 12yr old was born I have taught her Tn is best football team and Peyton Manning is the greatest QB of all time.you can ask her still and she says P.Manning lol. Gameday is all orange and white.
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10-15-2008, 07:28 PM
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| | hatvol loves Bruce Pearl Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Underground
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Originally Posted by akworthen hi! I'm starting a new thread at the advice of volsgal03 to introduce myself. My name is amanda. I live in ga and i love tennessee..just like most others on here...at least the loving ut part.
My son is in kindergarten and for picture day last week he decided he wanted to wear his tennessee tie! His parapro is also a huge fan! When he was very small he used to tell me he was gonna play "pootball" for tennessee!
My 3 year old sees anything orange and calls it "tennessee ball". We were at a mexican restaurant on sunday and he took the little toothpick flag off the plate and started chanting, "go big orange!"
i'd say i have taught mine pretty well, so far! How 'bout y'all? | that's what im talking about! Teach em young |
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10-15-2008, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by TheTennesseeTom Your daughter sounds very intelligent. Besides who would want to sing the whole eyes of texas song....it's terrible.
SO ever thought about accidentally stepping on Bevo...Just a thought. | It's a thought. I could run over Bevo with the car-accidentally.
We have a rule that both flags are put out on Saturday gamedays. Whomever wins that day, gets to keep the flag out on Sunday. It's been some somber Sundays of late.
At least the dog wears a Tennessee collar, that's one thing that will never change. |
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10-15-2008, 09:34 PM
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| | Volmeister extraordinaire Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Bizarro world
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Originally Posted by VolGirl81 It's a thought. I could run over Bevo with the car-accidentally.
We have a rule that both flags are put out on Saturday gamedays. Whomever wins that day, gets to keep the flag out on Sunday. It's been some somber Sundays of late.
At least the dog wears a Tennessee collar, that's one thing that will never change. | Yeah, then you could have a helluva barbecue....  |
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10-16-2008, 11:03 AM
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| Ok, so this morning went to Wal-Mart to get a few things and I was sitting in the car with Isaac, my 3 year old, waiting for him to finish is chicken minis. He points to the building and says, "Look, mommy! It's Tennessee!" I am looking and I don't see any orange or football anything..finally I figured out he was pointing to the big "T" at the end of "mart". Sigh..good boy! We saw a pair of orange shorts and he, again, began to chant "Go Big Orange!" I'm thinkin', "You rock, kid!"  |
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10-16-2008, 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by dshad When my now 7 year old was in Kindergarten I got a call about a scuffle my son had gotten into with another boy over a crayon. When I asked him why he was fighting over a crayon, he said the kid was trying to take his Tennessee Crayon (Orange). I had to agree with him that is was worth the fight. |
You should be proud of that young man, brings tears to my eyes! 
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10-16-2008, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by fostermom My grandson will be four next month. I brought him with me to the UAB game and when we touched down in Nashville, he looked out the window of the plane and said, "Hey, this is not Tennessee!" I said yes, it is and he said, "No it's not. There's no football here!"
People in the plane cracked up laughing.
He also knows the chorus of Rocky Top. And yes, he woos.
I'm doing my part.  | Please, No Woos...But that is awsome.
You should get an award, You've already raisised 1 hell of a Vol...I too hope we can get him the record!
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10-16-2008, 11:09 AM
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10-16-2008, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by akworthen Ok, so this morning went to Wal-Mart to get a few things and I was sitting in the car with Isaac, my 3 year old, waiting for him to finish is chicken minis. He points to the building and says, "Look, mommy! It's Tennessee!" I am looking and I don't see any orange or football anything..finally I figured out he was pointing to the big "T" at the end of "mart". Sigh..good boy! We saw a pair of orange shorts and he, again, began to chant "Go Big Orange!" I'm thinkin', "You rock, kid!"  |
AK, you are doing a great job with your son! Awesome mom! My wife and I do not have any kids at the moment, just got married in June, but I have won her over with UT football so hopefully when we have kids we can double team them with UT sports. GO VOLS!
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