I feel compelled to explain a little bit more about my last post for those of you who may not be familiar with the goings on round these parts. The bottom picture in the previous post is an upside down Longhorn. The Longhorns are the mascot of the University of Texas. There are no pro sports teams in Oklahoma (yet) so the majority of people route for the University of Oklahoma, whether they went there or not. Some go so far, as in this case, of putting the Longhorn on their vehicle upside down. So, that's what that is. He's a Sooner.
Stories, ponderings, and musings from the trenches (of a public school teacher's room)
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Preschool
I feel compelled to explain a little bit more about my last post for those of you who may not be familiar with the goings on round these parts. The bottom picture in the previous post is an upside down Longhorn. The Longhorns are the mascot of the University of Texas. There are no pro sports teams in Oklahoma (yet) so the majority of people route for the University of Oklahoma, whether they went there or not. Some go so far, as in this case, of putting the Longhorn on their vehicle upside down. So, that's what that is. He's a Sooner.
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I can't imagine anyone in the WORLD not understanding that symbol! Why, I thought it was used globally. Around here, I sometimes forget that longhorns aren't ALWAYS upside down...haha! Oh, did I forget to say BOOMER SOONER!!!!!!!!
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