Children Are Our Future

Submitted by CRex on
So, travelling for Christmas and I'm at a rest stop in Ohio. I have on the standard Michigan hoodie and this little kid (4th grade) comes up to me and high fives me and says "Go Blue." I'm looking at the kid and he has on a red and silver knitted cap though. When asked about it he said "My mom makes me wear this fucking thing. I'm going to a good school though." After a moment he then asked me "The girls are prettier in Michigan than Ohio aren't they?" Turns out his mom refuses to buy him any Michigan clothing since she is a tOSU alum. Children are our future. (If I was thinking I'd have scored his address or something and mailed him a "Worst State Ever" t-shirt and some swag for Xmas. Although I can't think of any non creepy way for a 25 year old to get a 4th grader's address. I think you end up on some list or something if you try.) Sorry for the off topic as it marginally B10 related, negbomb away.

acnumber1

December 22nd, 2009 at 11:15 PM ^

My son is 12...I/we've lived out of the country from '94 unitl this past spring...he's lived in the USA for 7 months of his life...and his number one Christmas gift wish is a "Worst State Ever" t-shirt, without the word, just the shape. Thanks to mgoblog store he will be getting one. Our future indeed. Go Blue!

clarkiefromcanada

December 22nd, 2009 at 11:30 PM ^

Some quality Xmas entertainment. My kids favorite book character is currently "Coach Carr" from the "Let's Go Blue" children's reader. It's pretty funny to have a 3 year old tell you she wants to go to the Big House to see "Coach Carr". Ah the innocence of youth and the lack of awareness of Scout/Rivals/Espn etc. Merry Christmas to all of you.

Engin77

December 23rd, 2009 at 12:23 AM ^

his favorite entertainment was a videotape of Michigan Marching Band halftime shows. He'd bend over backwards, falling about 1/3 the time, and then strut up and down the living room with "The Victors" and "Varsity Down the Field" blaring in the background. He loved his trip that fall to see Purdue in Michigan Stadium, but thought the ratio of football to MMB was much too high. A year later we went to a LA Dodger game and he was quite disappointed to learn that those guys in blue didn't have a band. Rediscovering the world through the eyes of a youngster is an amazing experience. Likewise, Merry Christmas to you all!

Ernis

December 22nd, 2009 at 11:46 PM ^

I banged all the hotties. I used to go to the clubs and was hooking up with this 21 year old skank. She would buy me and my friends booze, and I treated her like shit. She was so dumb, she actually believed I was a 35 year old lawyer. Yeah it was pretty sweet.

Blue in Yarmouth

December 23rd, 2009 at 7:47 AM ^

I have heard this being mentioned a few times on this site (actually quite a few times) and not being from Michigan nor ever stepping foot on campus I have to ask: Are there really not many hot girls at UM? Maybe it is because the academic criteria is so high that only the nerds can get in, and all the hot party chicks have to settle for MSU/OSU. Just wondering.

Maximinus Thrax

December 23rd, 2009 at 9:59 AM ^

We have a lot more different kinds of hot at UM. Plus, I get over to EL on business about three times a year. I usually try to make it downtown for dinner when I'm there. My observation is that the girls are getting worse looking around there. This is compounded by the fact that I am older and married. I now find many women attractive that I would have not found to be so when I was younger. And the Sparty women still look worse than I remember.

Blue in Yarmouth

December 23rd, 2009 at 10:03 AM ^

and I agree, children are our future. I have quadruplet 18 month olds (3 boys and a girl) and I bought the girl a UM cheerleading outfit to wear when I watch the games (in hopes of it bringing good luck....) and the boys each got a UM maize hoodie. Whenever I would yell "Lets go Blue!" they all pump their fists up and down and laugh. It's nice to see my kids rooting for my team with me on Saturday afternoons. Merry Christmas to all on the blog. Hope it is a joyous one for all!

HAIL 2 VICTORS

December 23rd, 2009 at 8:02 AM ^

Not only do you end up on the list but you are also not allowed within 250 feet of a Chucky Cheese. As for kids approaching me in Ohio I just throw the change out the window and keep the car moving.