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OK Zuc - you had to drag up one of indiscretions that landed us in jail, now you have to bring up our altercation in Tiger Stadium that got us thrown out? If I remember correctly, we seemed not to be good influences on each other. My fondest memory of our jailtime was the guy who stood above us as we slept on the floor and he was peeing and farting for about 10 minutes straight - or maybe it was the guy the next morning to whom you were handcuffed as we were led into court who decided he needed to get himself off while we were waiting in the holding cell. I don't know why you were so wigged out about it. At least he didn't throw up on you in court. I thought I escaped my sordid other life.......... Curt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I wonder how much the 'Stately Oak' grew during the past year? Oops! My bad! I almost forgot that it was mysteriously cut down during an early '80's FIJI Island pre-decorating/design phase. Has anyone ever fessed up to the slaying? It sure did cause a terrible stir! If I remember correctly, the cabinet considered canceling the Island unless the culprit confessed! This may be a good topic of discussion? Maybe we could solve the mystery once and for all? And Bone, the arrest was a major event for at least three of us, me, Curt and Tan Dan who came to court the next morning to bail us out! If that arrest didn't make it, maybe the one when I got arrested for disturbing the peace in Tiger Stadium during the '81 homecoming game against Fla. St. did? At least the cops didn't beat me as bad as FSU beat the football team that night! Or maybe Dan's 1st DWI made it? I'll let Dan tell that story. Hope all you guys are doing well! Zuc Perge' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Brothers, (Oct. 16) Last night I received orders to report for duty this Thursday for up to 24 months. As some of you may know, I command a Army Reserve unit in Dallas TX. I had just moved to Chicago two weeks ago to take a position within my company, so this is inconvenient and with a very large pay cut, but I add, I am very proud to be leading 90 of our finest soldiers into whatever mission is delivered to us. Due to operational Security(OPSEC), I can't talk much about what I do, just keep me and my soldiers in your thoughts, and I will join you at Pig Dinner 2003 or 2004. Perge' Jeff Farris BP91 ____ wow....Jeff you are the Man God bless George Laughlin ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Speaking of Brother Bonin, I'll recount a story during our Hellweek that all can probably relate to. Brother Bonin was the assistant Pledge Trainer for our class in 77-78. Our Hellweek coincided with JamJam and, as slave labor, we were unloading a truck of tables/chairs at a sorority house. One of the sorority girls told Brother Bonin that the "pledges" could put the tables in a certain spot. He corrected the girl by saying they aren't pledges. When the girl left, I asked Brother Bonin that if we aren't actives and we aren't pledges, what are we? Brother Bonin looked me in the eye and said, "You're SCUM!" Post Toasties, Man David Humphris BP 82 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lots of news the past couple of weeks. First, Godspeed to Brother Jeff Farris. I know we all wish him a very safe tour. Second, congrats to the "Outlaw" for his new baby boy. Sounds like a lot of people will be in town for Ole Miss--Squid, Tan Dan (The Worstells) and others. Let me know who all is coming and maybe we can all meet some place before or after the game. Thanks to the 60 Brothers who have signed up for the Yahoo Group. All the past History that Brothers Slay & Bonin is helping us relive is posted there. Perge' Bob Boccaccio BP '81 "Not for College Days Alone" http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BPFIJI http://www.boccaccioproductions.com/
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