Would love to see this

#26
#26
Don't do it.

Reason: I want to keep Vol fans out of jail/off death row. Some drunk idiot fan from another team will think it's funny to write on one of those signs and then get pummeled to death.

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#28
#28
Talk about spreading some germs. Eeeewwwww!

Ehhh, I don't know. The only real germ concentration is on the index fingers, which get a little overspray when holding a nostril closed while snot is blown out of the other one onto the street. And mop-up is done with the back of the hand, so that's not a problem. It'd probably be alright.
 
#29
#29
And put barrels of Purell next to each one. 😏

Nothing like slapping a public sign during flu season! :)

Ehhh, I don't know. The only real germ concentration is on the index fingers, which get a little overspray when holding a nostril closed while snot is blown out of the other one onto the street. And mop-up is done with the back of the hand, so that's not a problem. It'd probably be alright.

Man, I could have gone a lifetime without reading the graphic details of that.
 
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#32
#32
Glad things are looking up - been wearing this since 2007!
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#36
#36
Fans going to have to get their butts outa their Neyland seats or this will become a joke. From what I've observed (3rd quarter exodus, more interest in a text message than whats happening on the field) it's not worth the risk until fans start "giving their all". A sign ain't gunna make it happen.
 
#39
#39
I hope this really happens. But butch on Twitter or somewhere has to explain to the fan base that when you slap that sign that that means something! Not go in and sit on your arse and not make a sound the whole game. When you slap the sign it means you really intend to give your ALL for Tennessee that day by being a loud and proud fan and to help the team win any way possible
 
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