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Old 03-08-2007, 04:33 PM   #1
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What would you do?

A friend and I who are Cyclone fans and go to the football games were talking and both decided to make a pact that if the Iowa State Cyclones won a national championship in football that we would both go get tattoos of the ISU logo with some kind of commemoration to the nat'l champ. I already have one tat, but he doesn't have any and I was just wondering what everyone else would do (and how crazy) if ISU won a nat'l championship?



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