Did you " cut your teeth " on SL or started with ASL?

Started with SL or straight into ASL


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John Garlic

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I figured football would come up. Dark times. Only two things to say, "Puck Fitt," and "What the hell's a Nittany?" 🆒

I have plenty of relatives who went to Penn State, trouble figuring them out at times too! :unsure:

Nowadays, after three kids and my wallet went to Texas A&M, that's where family loyalty lies.

Mandatory ASL Content - Morgantown is where I really started playing SL (Neighbor in dorm). Played some with my brother before hand, but that's where first dove in. Transitioned to ASL in Germany, but took a long hiatus for WRG Ancients before I came back to stay out at the National Training Center, in California.
 

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We were Cold Warriors all.
I figured football would come up. Dark times. Only two things to say, "Puck Fitt," and "What the hell's a Nittany?" 🆒

I have plenty of relatives who went to Penn State, trouble figuring them out at times too! :unsure:

Nowadays, after three kids and my wallet went to Texas A&M, that's where family loyalty lies.

Mandatory ASL Content - Morgantown is where I really started playing SL (Neighbor in dorm). Played some with my brother before hand, but that's where first dove in. Transitioned to ASL in Germany, but took a long hiatus for WRG Ancients before I came back to stay out at the National Training Center, in California.
Yes Nittany’s are sometimes an odd bunch. I remember you telling me about your Aggie family connection. I taught NROTC there, and that was a “different” place for sure…

Mandatory ASL content: A&M was justly proud of its former university president James Earl Rudder who led the Rangers in the assault on Pont-du-Hoc. Good military tradition in Aggieland. But they’re still odd.
 
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