For Post #9,000: Don't Know Much About History, Don't Know Mu

[PlummMeanGreen]

...if we build it (our new stadium--what else?) about the size of the majority of non-BCS schools who are most always annual Top 25 ranked football programs then:

"WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD THIS WOULD BE!"

PS: Most of the lyrics (albeit a tad fractured) taken from a favorite all time singer of mine (and I'd bet many of yours), ie, the late, great Sam Cooke with the title of the song capitalized above. Always have wished they'd do a movie about Sam although it would have had a tragic ending).

NOTE: And.....I don't know why "much" came out as "mu" on the subject line, but...............oh well.

Administrators: This post showed #9,000 when I first posted it, but now it and the one below eppy4life's post both show (at this moment) as #9,001?!?!?!?

Edited July 22, 2007 by PlummMeanGreen

[eppy4life]

you said it!

[PlummMeanGreen]

you said it!

eppy4life:

You know, I realize our future new football stadium at the Mean Green Village (built at the right capacity) won't cure cancer for UNT & Mean Green football--but it just might come pretty darn close to it.

GMG!

Edited July 22, 2007 by PlummMeanGreen

[JayDub]

9,000? Jesus...Tapdancing...Christ.

[PlummMeanGreen]

9,000? Jesus...Tapdancing...Christ.

I want to thank each and everyone of you who have inspired most of these posts, but my real secret to all this is in what I eat, you know, as in:

POST TOASTIES!

(And with half-a-package of prunes mixed in to insure that I don't stay too full of it).

Edited July 22, 2007 by PlummMeanGreen

[runt96]

I want to thank each and everyone of you who have inspired most of these posts, but my real secret to all this is in what I eat, you know, as in:

POST TOASTIES!

(And with half-a-package of prunes mixed in to insure that I don't stay too full of it).

congrats PMG, congrats!

[UNT_playmaker]

Amazing.....

At least 98% of his posts have been on an important topic....

STADIUM TALK

[greenminer]

Amazing.....

At least 98% of his posts have been on an important topic....

STADIUM TALK

Thank God. Last thing we need is another helmet thread.

Edited July 22, 2007 by greenminer

[UNTFan23]

Amazing.....

At least 98% of his posts have been on an important topic....

STADIUM TALK

And I fear once the new stadium is built, there will no longer be a need for gmg.com. This makes me sad.

[KingDL1]

Damn Jim, I feel like I read all 9,000 and 3!

[Harry]

Congrats to Plum on reaching this major Gomeangreen.com milestone!

[NTPhiKap99]

Congrats to Plum on reaching this major Gomeangreen.com milestone!

I'll give you it's a big milestone but he makes history everytime he posts he's got a 1000 post lead over Rick in 2nd place. 9000 is really just another day at the office.

[PlummMeanGreen]

Damn Jim, I feel like I read all 9,000 and 3!

If that's the case, uh, Tony, should you even be flying; you know, as in the 20/20 "eye-sight" thing?

GMG!

PS: Thanks to the rest of you for your kind words of congratulations (which has now inspired me to hit 10K mark much quicker than I did 9K); .................... but hellsbells and...............FWIW................. I had wanted more gol' darned "stadium talk" on this thread than PMG talk, quite frankly.

PS II: UNT23, I will have to agree to disagree with you this time around on your above thoughts because I feel once we do have our new stadium, Harry and his GMG.com staff will have to get ready for about 3,000 plus additional registered members of..............www.GoMeanGreen.com.

Edited July 23, 2007 by PlummMeanGreen

[KingDL1]

If that's the case, uh, Tony, should you even be flying; you know, as in the 20/20 "eye-sight" thing?

GMG!

PS: Thanks to the rest of you for your kind words of congratulations (which has now inspired me to hit 10K mark much quicker than I did 9K); .................... but hellsbells and...............FWIW................. I had wanted more gol' darned "stadium talk" on this thread than PMG talk, quite frankly.

PS II: UNT23, I will have to agree to disagree with you this time around on your above thoughts because I feel once we do have our new stadium, Harry and his GMG.com staff will have to get ready for about 3,000 plus additional registered members of..............www.GoMeanGreen.com.

You know I had to get eye surgery in February, wow I did not think about the connection.

Congrats Jim! Now I think you should be shooting for 100K!!!

[PlummMeanGreen]

You know I had to get eye surgery in February, wow I did not think about the connection.

Congrats Jim! Now I think you should be shooting for 100K!!!

It took me approx. 5 years on GoMeanGreen.com to hit 9,000, Tony; so with that pace I would probably be in a convalescent center finishing up on that 100,000'th post (and I'm not sure I should be held fully accountable as to what the hellsbells I would be posting by that time)! LOL!

Hope that eye-surgery was a complete success, fellow alum.

GMG!

PS: Stadium talk, anyone?

Edited July 23, 2007 by PlummMeanGreen

[ADLER]

Don't Know Much About History, Don't Know Mu, Biology..." 'but I do know that 1 and 1 is 2 and...

Lyrics that have forever been immortalized by being played while Bluto went through the cafeteria line. I have been tempted to eat jello that way since.

Per Faber cheerleader Babs Jansen "That Boy is a P I G Pig".

Edited July 23, 2007 by ADLER

[Guest GrayEagleOne]

Congrats, Jim. If the counter was on words and not number of posts, you'd have a record that will never be broken.

[LongJim]

The 'Cal Ripken' of GMG.com.

[PlummMeanGreen]

Lyrics that have forever been immortalized by being played while Bluto went through the cafeteria line. I have been tempted to eat jello that way since.

Per Faber cheerleader Babs Jansen "That Boy is a P I G Pig".

Still a funny movie that has passed the proverbial test of time.

Sam Cooke (hit-maker of "What A Wonderful World..." and his death still has mysterious over-tones. Sadly, just another gospel singer who (apparently) chose the low road, albeit many think Cooke's death was a set-up.

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So many of our best American singers started in gospel, including one who was born in Tupelo, Mississippi.