Team debarking in Wyoming

[Penn State Pigskin 2025]

 

[SteamyPyles]

Am I crazy or did I not see Rocco getting off the plane?

Edit: I don't think I saw PJ either...they are probably still on the plane lol

 

[Scam likely]

Debarking is that what a French poodle does.

 

[El_Jefe]

Am I crazy or did I not see Rocco getting off the plane?

Edit: I don't think I saw PJ either...they are probably still on the plane lol

The pilots always leave last.

 

[Goggles Paisano]

My neighbor once had a dog who had his voicebox removed.

I went camping, found the perfect hiking stick and widdled it around the campfire.

Both were debarked.

 

[SleepyLion]

My neighbor once had a dog who had his voicebox removed.

I went camping, found the perfect hiking stick and widdled it around the campfire.

Both were debarked.

 

[o_BruceK-PSU83]

Debarking, LOL. Maybe disembarking?

 

[mh-larch]

I thought the same thing, so I looked it up and it is a word, and the correct usage:

de·bark
/dēˈbärk/

verb
gerund or present participle: debarking

1. leave a ship or aircraft.
   "we debarked from our cruise ship for a day of fun"
   • unload (cargo or troops) from a ship or aircraft.
     "the ship would simply sail into the harbor, dock, and begin debarking troops"

 

[PUR158]

I thought the same thing, so I looked it up and it is a word, and the correct usage:

de·bark
/dēˈbärk/

verb
gerund or present participle: debarking

1. leave a ship or aircraft.
   "we debarked from our cruise ship for a day of fun"
   • unload (cargo or troops) from a ship or aircraft.
     "the ship would simply sail into the harbor, dock, and begin debarking troops"

I will float this over on HR and wait for the final verdict from my friend MSU.

 

[WexfordWarrior]

I will float this over on HR and wait for the final verdict from my friend MSU.

I found his picture.It was the day he abandoned his Alma Mater for the cornfields of Iowa.

 

[PSUbluTX]

Debarking, LOL. Maybe disembarking?

I thought the same thing, so I looked it up and it is a word, and the correct usage:

de·bark
/dēˈbärk/

verb
gerund or present participle: debarking

1. leave a ship or aircraft.
   "we debarked from our cruise ship for a day of fun"
   • unload (cargo or troops) from a ship or aircraft.
     "the ship would simply sail into the harbor, dock, and begin debarking troops"

I was thinking deplane. You know, like …

 

[Roar More]

Debarking, LOL. Maybe disembarking?

Or whittle, unless you are Elmer Fudd.

 

[Headlock]

You guys talking bout gittin off???