Nobody uses Herp in their name?

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Originally Posted by gsarchie

Rock Chalk, Jayhawk

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No habla es.... that.

The OP is from central MO, which is the terriotry of the universtiy of mizzery (MO). The rivalry between my school, The University of Kansas, and mu goes back to the civil war, the worst incident being when 200 men and boys were murdered in Lawrence KS by a group of hooligans from MO. Anyway, my shcool chant is "Rock Chalk, Jayhawk." I figured that me posting that was as useful as the original post :rolleyes:, so I wanted to share. :P

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Originally Posted by gsarchie

The OP is from central MO, which is the terriotry of the universtiy of mizzery (MO). The rivalry between my school, The University of Kansas, and mu goes back to the civil war, the worst incident being when 200 men and boys were murdered in Lawrence KS by a group of hooligans from MO. Anyway, my shcool chant is "Rock Chalk, Jayhawk." I figured that me posting that was as useful as the original post :rolleyes:, so I wanted to share. :P

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Oooh. I learned today!

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Originally Posted by Andybill

I would say virus and herp go hand in hand :D . . . I had to . . . I saw a coincidental opening and took it.

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haha i was thinking that and was sifting down and reading while I was trying to figure out how to word it without being offensive haha. bravo! :rofl:

I wouldn't say anyone in the herp community is scared to use herp in their name I think its a matter of what handle they have become accustomed to. I have been using Rocialhabit for years and is something that has just kinda caught on.

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Originally Posted by gsarchie

The OP is from central MO, which is the terriotry of the universtiy of mizzery (MO). The rivalry between my school, The University of Kansas, and mu goes back to the civil war, the worst incident being when 200 men and boys were murdered in Lawrence KS by a group of hooligans from MO. Anyway, my shcool chant is "Rock Chalk, Jayhawk." I figured that me posting that was as useful as the original post :rolleyes:, so I wanted to share. :P

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Whats rock chalk mean..? I get that theyre the jayhawks lol

Though I love herps and herpetology, I don't find "herp" to be all that pleasant a word. It's kind of mushy ... I mean, thanks to South Park, it (especially when combined with its companion word, "derp") has even come to replace the old '80's standbys of "duh" and "doii." Plus there is, of course, its connection (via a mutual etymology from the Greek word for "crawling thing") with the word for a group of viruses best known for their manifestation on human genitals.

Maybe it's time we take back the word, but ... Words like "snake" and "serpent" and "scale" and "exotic" just have more zazz to them.

:rofl:

Well, coming back to this thread. I suppose this should be of note to others. If you are becoming reacquainted with a night schedule, then you should probably either post less, or take more time when posting to avoid rambling.

Thanks for the input everyone :rolleye2:

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Originally Posted by Virus

Well, coming back to this thread. I suppose this should be of note to others. If you are becoming reacquainted with a night schedule, then you should probably either post less, or take more time when posting to avoid rambling.

Thanks for the input everyone :rolleye2:

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If this was directed at me, you should know that my post from 3:22 a.m. central time was actually made at 12:52 p.m. here in Afghansitan. Booyah, and ROCK CHALK!

Not really. I work night shifts, and I just got back from vacation (which was pleasantly on a day schedule), so I've been dragging all week.

Also, I understand the time lapse from here to Afghanistan pretty well. I spent 2010 over there.