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West Virginia Public Service Announcement
Come here to chew bubble gum and kick ***, have I. And all out of bubble gum, I am. -
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You just know they burned that son of a ***** immediately after filming this.
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**** that.
Burn all the couches West Virginia!!!
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Student Government....LOL.
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"Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will." 
"And for the rest of college football, welcome to utter BCS chaos." -
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so who's putting their couch in our dumpster for the trophy to be burned by the winning team?
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Celebrate with class? Well that isn't any fun.
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The Riot Bowl needs to happen!
Time to get a wikipedia page running and cycle it through the message boards.
Eventually it could become as great as Farmageddon.
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What's wrong with burning some old, useless couches?
I hope someone burns a couch outside the next student government meeting there.
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Look at how much fun people are having in this video: -
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A commercial to stop them from burning couches? Haha. THIS is the reason that I'm glad that WVU is in the B12!
Bring some moonshine, and let's party on Black Friday our long lost cousins!
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Mrs. isukendall mentioned that there is a couch-burning altar that she helped build during her Greek days, located here. They actually got a grant from the city to build a brick patio for gathering; before it was halfway finished, I told her a couch would be burned on it within a week of completion. It got used alot that semester. ames,ia - Google Maps
Apparently it has been rebuilt, awaiting the WVU Mountaineers in all of their couch-burning glory.
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 Originally Posted by abe2010 so who's putting their couch in our dumpster for the trophy to be burned by the winning team?  Originally Posted by isukendall Mrs. isukendall mentioned that there is a couch-burning altar that she helped build during her Greek days, located here. They actually got a grant from the city to build a brick patio for gathering; before it was halfway finished, I told her a couch would be burned on it within a week of completion. It got used alot that semester. ames,ia - Google Maps
Apparently it has been rebuilt, awaiting the WVU Mountaineers in all of their couch-burning glory. I have a couch that I'm trashing when I move to DC at the end of January. I'll gladly sacrifice it to the Gods of the Riot Bowl.
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Great couch burning story, who I'm sure many have had the same experience:
Carrying a couch to a triangle with my roommate "Duder" (which simultaneously maintains his anonymity yet completely gives it away), who had a couch in one hand, a jug of gas in the other hand, and a lit cig in his mouth.
Sometimes I'm convinced we're lucky we lived through college.
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 Originally Posted by isukendall Mrs. isukendall mentioned that there is a couch-burning altar that she helped build during her Greek days, located here. They actually got a grant from the city to build a brick patio for gathering; before it was halfway finished, I told her a couch would be burned on it within a week of completion. It got used alot that semester. ames,ia - Google Maps
Apparently it has been rebuilt, awaiting the WVU Mountaineers in all of their couch-burning glory. Those Greek triangles are wonderful for burning couches. I am actually amazed that any grass grows there.
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