Whhhaaaaat? Friday night football on an actual Friday? Not bad by Milford standards, after only one practice and four or five weeks most High School teams have been in action
In all reality , Heather finds out if she wants to sit in the Press Box she has to sit next to Marty Moon and passes out from the fumes missing the first quarter . She thus becomes a sideline reporter.
I’m waiting for the Barbarians to come around. Maybe they’ll storm the field late in the 4th quarter just as Oakwood is about to score the game winning touchdown, ensuring a Milford victory and covering the spread.
P-1: As the crowd concentrates on visualization, B. Bader begins to chant.
P-2: Boyd demonstrates is mastery of History by quoting Pope Leo
P-3: As the new QB hands the ball to highly recruited Chance, he inadvertently trips the HB by sticking out his toe. Mr. Macey tears his Achilles and won’t have to make that decision Gil told him about.
So when the heck does this bonfire happen? On Thursday night, a school night? Or is it Friday, as soon as school ends, a few short hours before the game, in the daytime? Seems lame either way.
Hard to believe Boyd’s plan to have everybody close their eyes and meditate while visualize the team beating Oakwood while attending a raging bonfire didn’t work. In a long line of non-academic scholars, Boyd apparently is one of the most non-academic.
And speaking of long lines, there may be a long line of people waiting to read today’s Mopped Up Thorp, but be patient, you’ll get in.
thejudge about 3 years ago
And awkward looking head QB hands off for the first play of the new season….Beat Oakwood!
Ravenswing about 3 years ago
Alright, now … VISUALIZE getting the ball from the QB …
Gil-doh! about 3 years ago
Whhhaaaaat? Friday night football on an actual Friday? Not bad by Milford standards, after only one practice and four or five weeks most High School teams have been in action
Gil-doh! about 3 years ago
P2 “Welcome to hell Boyd, let me give you the tour.”
Gil-doh! about 3 years ago
P1.5 Boyd: they were more interested in visualizing then trying to rip my face off while yelling, “Beat Oakwood!”
Tevin: “How about just trying to shut up and block earth pig?”
michaeljwolff about 3 years ago
Boyd considers it a pity Leni Riefenstahl passed on.
Charks about 3 years ago
Chance to break one early.
Mr Reality about 3 years ago
In all reality , Heather finds out if she wants to sit in the Press Box she has to sit next to Marty Moon and passes out from the fumes missing the first quarter . She thus becomes a sideline reporter.
jslabotnik about 3 years ago
Beat Oakwood, who cares, just beat the point spread.
James St. John Smythe about 3 years ago
*Beat Oakwood by more than 6 and have your total points over 53.
The Pro from Dover about 3 years ago
Time for the fumbles to begin!
bearwku82 about 3 years ago
Look forward to the aliens making their first visit of the new school year. Probing good time.
seismic-2 Premium Member about 3 years ago
“Stare into the fire and visualize! Visualize! Visualize! Now, can you see the magic peacock?”
hifirick1953 about 3 years ago
The football season finally starts and I am not sure of the socially relevant topic Gil will have to deal with and solve
dadjo about 3 years ago
I’m waiting for the Barbarians to come around. Maybe they’ll storm the field late in the 4th quarter just as Oakwood is about to score the game winning touchdown, ensuring a Milford victory and covering the spread.
chiphilton about 3 years ago
As Mop pointed out, what good would it do the players for the fans to visualize something? Boyd’s mental processes baffle me.
Irish53 about 3 years ago
P 1: “…SHUT UP!…SHUT UP!…SHUT UP!…”
twainreader about 3 years ago
P-1: As the crowd concentrates on visualization, B. Bader begins to chant.
P-2: Boyd demonstrates is mastery of History by quoting Pope Leo
P-3: As the new QB hands the ball to highly recruited Chance, he inadvertently trips the HB by sticking out his toe. Mr. Macey tears his Achilles and won’t have to make that decision Gil told him about.
Mopman about 3 years ago
So when the heck does this bonfire happen? On Thursday night, a school night? Or is it Friday, as soon as school ends, a few short hours before the game, in the daytime? Seems lame either way.
Hard to believe Boyd’s plan to have everybody close their eyes and meditate while visualize the team beating Oakwood while attending a raging bonfire didn’t work. In a long line of non-academic scholars, Boyd apparently is one of the most non-academic.
And speaking of long lines, there may be a long line of people waiting to read today’s Mopped Up Thorp, but be patient, you’ll get in.
https://moppedupthorp.wordpress.com/,