Road Trip to Georgia

[shortround]

Departed San Antonio for Fort Benning, Georgia on Friday last; got home today.

Upon crossing into Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia, every time I stopped, friendly folks saw my "standard" Texas License Plates and said: "Welcome to the SEC."

 

[RstyShcklfrd]

Are you Aggie alumni?

 

[coachrick]

I graduated from South Carolina in the dark ages, lived in Georgia for 28 years and now call Texas home. Drove a garnet colored car for 6 years(a carmine colored one for two), but I'm glad I'm not confusing the Aggie folk with that anymore.

The ACC made sense when I was in school. The SEC even made sense; but with A&M in the SEC and Notre Dame in the ACC, I've just about given up figuring it all out. They should just name the conferences after various denominations of dollar bills.

 

[shortround]

Are you Aggie alumni?

Rusty:

Alumnus = one former student/graduate.

Alumni = equals the Plural of the above.

It pains me that Latin is no longer required as a second language.

 

[RstyShcklfrd]

Rusty:

Alumnus = one former student/graduate.

Alumni = equals the Plural of the above.

It pains me that Latin is no longer required as a second language.

I was asking if you were a part of their alumni.

And by the way, you didn't need to state "equals" after using the equal symbol, as I have highlighted above.

 

[TXARGUY]

I was asking if you were a part of their alumni.

And by the way, you didn't need to state "equals" after using the equal symbol, as I have highlighted above.

I would venture that his response answers your question.

 

[RstyShcklfrd]

I would venture that his response answers your question.

Indeed.