Holy crap (literally)

[Mountaineer]

From a GT board: A drunk WVU fan proceeds to do #2 in the seats of the Georgia Tech band during the Gator Bowl. The Tech fan even includes pictures (of the fan, not the poo). xlolx

http://mb25.scout.com/fthehivefrm1.showMessageRange?topicID=65970.topic&start=1&stop=20

[griz37]

From a GT board: A drunk WVU fan proceeds to do #2 in the seats of the Georgia Tech band during the Gator Bowl. The Tech fan even includes pictures (of the fan, not the poo). xlolx

http://mb25.scout.com/fthehivefrm1.showMessageRange?topicID=65970.topic&start=1&stop=20

The poor guy is from WVU, he probably didn't know indoor plumbing existed in Florida.

[Cobblestone]

I like when we play I-A teams but I hope WVU is not one of them in our future. : smh : I'm a pretty vocal fan so I'd hate to see what that guy would do to my seat when I get up at the half to get a cheeseburger. :eek:

I wonder what the hell he used to wipe himself with??!? :confused:

[ngineer]

I like when we play I-A teams but I hope WVU is not one of them in our future. : smh : I'm a pretty vocal fan so I'd hate to see what that guy would do to my seat when I get up at the half to get a cheeseburger. :eek:

I wonder what the hell he used to wipe himself with??!? :confused:

Either his transcript or diploma...:rolleyes:

[Tribefan]

You guys have been had. This is a college prank. And a really clever one at that.

Check it out:

The person who posted the photos:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_P._Burdell


George P. Burdell
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


George P. Burdell is a fictitious student officially enrolled at Georgia
Tech in 1927 as a practical joke. He remains enrolled today.

http://ramblinwreck.cstv.com/trads/geot-trads.html


George P. Burdell
In 1927, a Tech tradition began when a mythical student named George P.
Burdell appeared on class rosters, registration forms and grade reports,
and he has since become one of Tech's most notable students.


The most accurate accounts claim that Burdell was the creation of student
Ed Smith. While completing an application form, Smith was struck with the
impish idea of enrolling a non-existent student. He even turned in
separate exam papers for Burdell, convincing professors that George was a
student in good standing. Burdell received a bachelor's degree from Tech
and later earned a master's degree.


During the years since Smith's graduation, other students have kept
George P. Burdell alive at Tech and elsewhere. In the spring of 1969, the
first quarter that Georgia Tech used completely computerized
registration, George beat the system by registering for every course the
school offered-more than 3,000 credit hours!


www.imdb.com/name/nm1616442/bio


Biography for
George P. Burdell


Trivia


Graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta,
Georgia.


Member of Omicron Delta Kappa, National Leadership Honory Society

[Cobblestone]

I have to admit I didn't read the entire thread just the first post. I agree with you Tribefan, it was pretty clever.

[OL FU]

Are you sure he wasn't a Marshall fan:confused: