Girls of Utah State

[Gandalf]

Figured it was high time to get this started so we can discuss one thing we all like about USU. :thumbsup:

 

[Biopsyman]

Figured it was high time to get this started so we can discuss one thing we all like about USU. :thumbsup:

Blondie is solid

 

[miggy4vols]

 

[Deputy Fife]

Blondie is solid

All 3 are well above the typical standards of these threads but the bottom one is straight class.

 

[Pulscifer]

:lolabove:

 

[IluvdoubleD's]

Thank You sir! Finally to what's important. Makes this old man cry.

 

[Ernest T. Vol]

All 3 are well above the typical standards of these threads but the bottom one is straight class.

You mean out of your class, Barn?

 

[tumscalcium]

Good thread. Never too early.

 

[Deputy Fife]

You mean out of your class, Barn?

Meh. She can't hold a candle to Thelma Lou or even Juanita down at the diner.

 

[n_huffhines]

I hooked up with an Aggie in college. Pretty hot, but she thought she was my GF after I explicitly told her that she wasn't.

 

[Slydell]

A lot of girls/women in Utah lookin' for husbands.

 

[The Ron Mexico]

Kimberly Sullivan, Associate Professor

 

[The Ron Mexico]

Diane Alston, Professor and Co-Director of Graduate Program

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

lol: Now this is what I had in mind when I think of the girls of Utah.

 

[tri_vol]

Ron keeping it real. Good job.

 

[Ernest T. Vol]

Meh. She can't hold a candle to Thelma Lou or even Juanita down at the diner.

Let me know if you want one serenaded.

 

[The Ron Mexico]

Lisa is an Associate Profesor of English and Director of the Folklore Program at Utah State University. Her research interests include folklore and landscape, festivity, and ritual and play in medical contexts. She teaches courses on region and landscape, folk art, children's folklore, theory, occupational folklore, and fieldwork. Her writing has appeared in a variety of journals, including the Journal of American Folklore, Western Folklore, Contemporary Legend, CUR Quarterly, Glimpse: The Art and Science of Seeing, and others. Her book, Winter Carnival in a Western Town: Identity, Change, and the Good of the Community, was published by Utah State University Press in 2011 and inaugurated the "Ritual, Festival, and Celebration" series by Jack Santino. She also has served on the Executive Board of the American Folklore Society.

 

[Ernest T. Vol]

Lisa is an Associate Profesor of English and Director of the Folklore Program at Utah State University. Her research interests include folklore and landscape, festivity, and ritual and play in medical contexts. She teaches courses on region and landscape, folk art, children's folklore, theory, occupational folklore, and fieldwork. Her writing has appeared in a variety of journals, including the Journal of American Folklore, Western Folklore, Contemporary Legend, CUR Quarterly, Glimpse: The Art and Science of Seeing, and others. Her book, Winter Carnival in a Western Town: Identity, Change, and the Good of the Community, was published by Utah State University Press in 2011 and inaugurated the "Ritual, Festival, and Celebration" series by Jack Santino. She also has served on the Executive Board of the American Folklore Society.

You forgot turn-ons and turnoffs and measurements.

 

[The Ron Mexico]

Janis L. Boettinger
Adjunct Professor
Soil Genesis
Utah State University

 

[The Ron Mexico]

These are the real Girls of Utah State.

 

[OrangeWayOfLife]

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[OrangeWayOfLife]

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[Notorious B.E.N]

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Wrong school....right view though.

 

[865dude]

Janis L. Boettinger
Adjunct Professor
Soil Genesis
Utah State University

Haha!! They are going to google their names one day and find this!

 

[95 Vol Alum]

Soil Genesis?