Red Caddy Slab Car Entrance

I’m aware of what “people in America” call them, having lived here for quite some time. :laughing:

But teachers and park rangers hammered the difference into my skull. The “American buffalo” is a bison, though - always has been, regardless of colloquialisms. :slightly_smiling_face:

Have you heard the one about the porpoise and the dolphin?

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it is brilliant and has twitter all over it. F the haters!

Pat McAfee gushing over UH’s slab car on his ESPN Show.

https://x.com/PatMcAfeeShow/status/2097037989603946870?s=20

Eddie Nunez inviting McAfee to Houston.

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No matter how pedantic teachers and rangers act doesn’t give them ownership of the language.

If lots of Americans call them that then it’s a legitimate name for the species.

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I hope we come in with a more sensible car next week, like a Volvo. Lots of safety features.

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Science begs to differ, but whatever. :laughing:

People also may think that a horned toad is a toad, but that doesn’t make it so. :slightly_smiling_face:

And the Steve Miller Band never sang “wrapped up like a douche,” but you know…

How could anyone confuse Steve Miller with Manfred Mann? :sunglasses:

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Manfred Mann didn’t either

Exactly. :laughing:

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On porpoise

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Or Springsteen?

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ONLY thing missing was Hub Cap Man should have been standing up in back of The Caddy leading the boys in.

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That’s the Buggy Beauties. Why would I have anything to do with that?

It’s been a feature at UH games for over 60 years. Why is that surprising to you since you refer to yourself as Frontiersmen?

Some of the responses…
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Bruce clearly did not like it:
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DISCO DEMOLITION NIGHT!
Good times had by most

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Why does this remind me of the stories of fine dining at a 7-11 in Dallas during a Cotton Bowl weekend?

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It’s a Houston thing and better than a small horse crapping on the 50 yard line.

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