The 2001 Jackrabbits: Feared by many, defeated by few... one, I guess. See if you can spot me! I'm the man in a red shirt. I'm also sitting down while wearing shoes if that helps.
Why did I publish this? Well, I scanned this picture into my computer many years ago (Fall of 2001) and saved it as a '.mix' file, a.k.a. Microsoft PictureIt!'s propriatary image format, not knowing at the time that I would later outgrow the programs usefullness, and even come to despise installing it on any computer, lest PictureIt! taint the Windows Registry with horrible Mumbly-Joe. Eventually, I installed it anyway and converted all the pictures. The End.
Update: I forgot to mention that this isn't the FHSU football team, but instead my high school football team. Seems obvious, but people that are unlucky enough to find this site, without knowing any of us, may not know "What the deal is."
Friday, March 31, 2006
Presenting your 2001 football team.
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3 comments:
Thanks so much Shayne!
front row, number 94.
Thank you, little Ms. "Let's-blow-the-somewhat-partial-anonymity-Shayne-had-going-on-Blogger-with-his-carefully-phrased-sentences-such-that-he-could-not-be-spotted-by-those-that-don't-know-him".
Perhaps I should also give them them my social security information and birthmarks, too.
Besides that, though, good eye! :-)
(That smiley means 'twas all in good fun. It's hard to convey emotions with text when in situations that a person shouldn't narrate, such as posting a comment in a blog. Here is an example to illustrate that fact: After reading the post, Shayne examines the situation, carefully choosing the words that exhibit a good-humored nature that sums up his intentions: "Woozzle-wazzle," he writes. The readers, confused and slightly angered, shut their computers off with disgust, which is generally hard to do now-a-days because it takes 4 seconds to hold in the computer's power button in order to do a hard shutdown, and scientific studies show that a person has to be really disgusted if they are to hold in a button for longer than 2.6 seconds.)
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