The correct term is t sips=a$$ holes!!!ChipFTAC01 said:
I believe the technical term for those bumps is "*******S"
My Aggie ring
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It means you get rid of the t sips, a$$ holes! New army knows nothing!!!! '70AggieSarah01 said:
I don't remember exactly what it means though, to have your bumps wear down.
WHAT???!!! "For every hole you've worn down, you can like that many tea-sips"davis02 said:
it means several different things
- For every hole you've worn down, you can like that many tea-sips
- You've had your ring for a while
- You're old because the new seniors are '04 and the new freshmen are '07
Boy you are a amateur!!!!! I don't know where you got you information, you are tragically misinformed. YOU NEVER LIKE A sip!!!!
aeon-ag said:WHAT???!!! "For every hole you've worn down, you can like that many tea-sips"davis02 said:
it means several different things
- For every hole you've worn down, you can like that many tea-sips
- You've had your ring for a while
- You're old because the new seniors are '04 and the new freshmen are '07
Boy you are a amateur!!!!! I don't know where you got you information, you are tragically misinformed. YOU NEVER LIKE A sip!!!!
I dated one in college. I liked her pretty well.
Class of '15 with my wife's '16 ring
Photo taken earlier today
Photo taken earlier today
Class of 'last century here. Old Ag.
I got a new ring in 22. My bumps still look brand new.
aeon-ag said:The correct term is t sips=a$$ holes!!!ChipFTAC01 said:
I believe the technical term for those bumps is "*******S"
Me - "I don't remember posting on a thread about Aggie Rings."
Also me -" Oh, it was more than 20 years ago."
My third ring. This one is 6 years old. Almost all the a**holes are worn off.
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