We kayaked the Okatoma today and I saw a girl in a "Olemaha" t-shirt. So which is worse "olemaha" or "maroon is all that matters"?
Which is worse?
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Maroon is all that matters is nearly 15 years old at this point.
That's way worse than a 4 year old Omaha shirt.
That's way worse than a 4 year old Omaha shirt.
No contest.......
Olemaha by far followed by any and all made up words like omadawgs and omahawgs both of which conjure up images of german grandmothers in my head. Maroon is all that matters in context of the first AA head coach in the SEC was a great slogan. It just lost its umph with the less than desirable outcome of that hire.
Olemaha by far followed by any and all made up words like omadawgs and omahawgs both of which conjure up images of german grandmothers in my head. Maroon is all that matters in context of the first AA head coach in the SEC was a great slogan. It just lost its umph with the less than desirable outcome of that hire.
How was the trip? Last time I went it was sigma chi little brother weekend and hundreds of beers were floating down the creek from capsized coolers.
I’m assuming some folks must have to do a significant litter patrol on that body of water.
Age wise maroon is all that matters is worse. How does a tshirt even last that long?
In her defense I still wear some shirts from our 2013 run to Omaha although they are getting to the yard work/rag stage of their life cycle now.
In her defense I still wear some shirts from our 2013 run to Omaha although they are getting to the yard work/rag stage of their life cycle now.
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