If you love Auburn with a lake like I do

[ZippyMorocco]

You will love this.

 

[Fightmaker]

I don’t know what the thread title means

 

[RDU VOL#14]

I don’t know what the thread title means

It means that Auburn and Clemson are the same, except that Clemson has a lake.

 

[Pennheel]

Clever thread title lol... Auburn with a lake. Russell is a pretty good lake for fishing from what my stepdad has told me.

 

[ZippyMorocco]

Clever thread title lol... Auburn with a lake. Russell is a pretty good lake for fishing from what my stepdad has told me.

That's what we call it at UGA.

 

[Pennheel]

That's what we call it at UGA.

I see! Never heard that before. I'll have to remember that. Yeah, from my experience going through Clemson before, the lake is pretty much the only thing going on.

 

[ZippyMorocco]

I see! Never heard that before. I'll have to remember that. Yeah, from my experience going through Clemson before, the lake is pretty much the only thing going on.

They recruited my son. We went for an outing. They hooked my son up with a Tiger Lily and sent the parents on a tour of the campus. A student led the tour. As we approached the library he proudly stated that their school of Architecture designed it. Then he added that they failed to consider the weight of the books, and it was sinking at a rate of 1"/year. I said, "Son, you might want to keep that to yourself".

 

[wmcovol]

That's what we call it at UGA.

Thanks, buttsniffer

 

[dobre_shunka]

They recruited my son. We went for an outing. They hooked my son up with a Tiger Lily and sent the parents on a tour of the campus. A student led the tour. As we approached the library he proudly stated that their school of Architecture designed it. Then he added that they failed to consider the weight of the books, and it was sinking at a rate of 1"/year. I said, "Son, you might want to keep that to yourself".

The sinking library is a myth repeated at numerous universities across the country none of which are true.

The Sinking Library

 

[ZippyMorocco]

The sinking library is a myth repeated at numerous universities across the country none of which are true.

The Sinking Library

I was there and heard him say it.

 

[LouderVol]

I was there and heard him say it.

I dont think that's what he is refuting.

He is refuting the myth, not that you heard the myth repeated.

 

[Plecoptera]

Clever thread title lol... Auburn with a lake. Russell is a pretty good lake for fishing from what my stepdad has told me.

Clemson is located on the Seneca River arm of Lake Hartwell (The Seneca and Tugaloo rivers are impounded by Hartwell. The Savannah River begins where the two rivers meet upstream of the dam). Russell is downstream of Lake Hartwell and upstream of Clarks Hill. All three are good fishing lakes.

 

[ZippyMorocco]

Clemson and the Barn are clones, ie toothless rednecks. Clemson used to be known as Pickens Correctional, and the Barn is the most penalized team in CFB history. Clemson is truly Auburn with a lake.

 

[ZippyMorocco]

I dont think that's what he is refuting.

He is refuting the myth, not that you heard the myth repeated.

This was 1991.

 

[VOLnVANDYland]

That “celebration” video was lame as hell…

 

[Pennheel]

Clemson is located on the Seneca River arm of Lake Hartwell (The Seneca and Tugaloo rivers are impounded by Hartwell. The Savannah River begins where the two rivers meet upstream of the dam). Russell is downstream of Lake Hartwell and upstream of Clarks Hill. All three are good fishing lakes.

Oh, okay. I've been through there ,and remember other lakes. He did a lot of tournament fishing down there,and mentioned the good fishing.

 

[Plecoptera]

Oh, okay. I've been through there ,and remember other lakes. He did a lot of tournament fishing down there,and mentioned the good fishing.

I’m on all three regularly. I fish Clarks Hill the most.

 

[VAVol85]

Clemson and the Barn are clones, ie toothless rednecks. Clemson used to be known as Pickens Correctional, and the Barn is the most penalized team in CFB history. Clemson is truly Auburn with a lake.

Seems ironic for an UGA fan to be criticizing other teams for bad behavior given the off season the Dawgs are having.

 

[joevol33]

Clemson is located on the Seneca River arm of Lake Hartwell (The Seneca and Tugaloo rivers are impounded by Hartwell. The Savannah River begins where the two rivers meet upstream of the dam). Russell is downstream of Lake Hartwell and upstream of Clarks Hill. All three are good fishing lakes.

I live very close to hartwell, there's some very good fishing.

 

[Dadof2Vols]

They recruited my son. We went for an outing. They hooked my son up with a Tiger Lily and sent the parents on a tour of the campus. A student led the tour. As we approached the library he proudly stated that their school of Architecture designed it. Then he added that they failed to consider the weight of the books, and it was sinking at a rate of 1"/year. I said, "Son, you might want to keep that to yourself".

That would be an engineering problem. Architects design aesthetics and space usage then send the plans to engineering to make the structure sound.

 

[GiveHim6InSC]

Clemson is located on the Seneca River arm of Lake Hartwell (The Seneca and Tugaloo rivers are impounded by Hartwell. The Savannah River begins where the two rivers meet upstream of the dam). Russell is downstream of Lake Hartwell and upstream of Clarks Hill. All three are good fishing lakes.

Just don’t eat the fish from Hartwell. A plant contaminated most of it with PCBs years ago.

 

[GAVol]

That's what we call it at UGA.

And it’s crazy how accurate it is. I will say though, it’s a pretty area.

 

[ZippyMorocco]

My worst experiences in opponents' stadiums.

1. Marshall
2. GA Southern
3. Clemson

 

[ZippyMorocco]

I’m on all three regularly. I fish Clarks Hill the most.

I had a boat at the Holiday Marina on Clarks Hill back in the 80s.

 

[volfanbill]

This was 1991.

Doesn’t change the fact that it’s a myth repeated all over the place, similar to weathermen (or Richard Gere for some reason) and gerbils.

Can’t wait for you to still defend this though