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Well, they do lead super cool traditions like the " elephant walk" and everyone's favorite: " pull out day" (yes, these are real traditions that are actually some of the single biggest events on campus)

I’m glad you appreciate our traditions, too! They’re really great at building camaraderie and a sense of family throughout the student body, just look at the pics and see the pride of being an Aggie, it’s a pretty special place, aggieland. I loved participating in these along with midnight yell and silver taps, etc.

Besides “cocks not glocks” where you guys walk around trading dildos and protesting the second amendment, what traditions did you participate in at ut? Do y’all have any traditions?

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Posted by genuineLSUtiger

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Member since Sep 2005

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Posted on 10/21/21 at 9:10 pm to Masterag

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I’m glad you appreciate our traditions, too! They’re really great at building camaraderie and a sense of family throughout the student body, just look at the pics and see the pride of being an Aggie, it’s a pretty special place, aggieland. I loved participating in these along with midnight yell and silver taps, etc.

Koolaid served full strength. It’s a cult of homoerotic groupthink

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Posted by XWing atAliciousness

Member since Jan 2018

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Posted on 10/22/21 at 12:54 pm to Masterag

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Besides “cocks not glocks” where you guys walk around trading dildos and protesting the second amendment

That's not a tradition, that was a one time protest. The difference between Texas and Texas A&M is that when something happens once, we don't feel inclined to make it a yearly tradition. Wish we could say the same about certain jars on your campus...