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Dagonee
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In a Game of Shirts and Skins, They'd Be the Skins (Use BugMeNot for login)

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At colleges across New England and upstate New York, a band of naked students from Hamilton College, who call themselves the school's varsity streaking team (and consider themselves undefeated and ranked No. 1 in the nation, though it is not clear - or even probable - that there is any competition), has been spotted tiptoeing through college libraries stark naked, forefingers on noses, advising people to shush and running down campus hills in a Flying V formation, also naked, flapping their arms and making "caw" noises.

Proudly describing themselves as more narcissists than naturalists, the streakers, most of whom say they are on the fringes of campus life and washouts from youth athletic programs, are not authorized in any way by Hamilton College or the N.C.A.A., and they obviously do not have the more common trappings of team play, like uniforms. All they come equipped with is deadpan humor and sneakers.


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Ahh, those good old college sports days.

Scoring a touchdown can get you slapped.

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Dagonee
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Depends on down where...
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MEC
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If it is a team, and they plan on competing , they should have "uniform" requirements.
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Dagonee
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A man who cares abou this reputation will not streak in winter.

At UVa, the tradition is to streak the lawn - you run from the steps of the Rotunda to the statue of Homer and back.

Another tradition is to move the clothes of the people streaking. [Evil]

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quote:
to the statue of Homer
Doh!
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Dagonee
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Wrong Homer. But I saw a group getting a guided tour once. The guide said, "This is our statue of Homer."

A little boy in the back, who'd looked very board up 'til then, piped up, "Homer Simpson?!?"

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My high school's swim team does speedo runs, around the school in december. One time I was sitting out side waiting on my mom and they came running, wearing just speedo's, singing "Matchmaker" from Fiddler, the chior had just done it. Very funny. They are deffinatly narcissists.
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