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How to Stop a Texas Baby from Crying

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Uploaded by on Jan 9, 2008

Baby cries when dressed in A&M colors, stops after changing to University of Texas colors.

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  • Wow i heard that baby turned out to be a homosexual. Gig Em!!!!

  • Who, when their baby is crying, thinks "Oh I bet this would make an awesome 'aggies suck' video"?

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  • @Bullyfishing32 Typical classless jealous aggy. 27-25! Hook em'!

  • @Bullyfishing32 The same way all people who wear maroon do

  • Just for clarification purposes who won the last match up between the two schools and im saying this from an objective stand point I'm an LSU fan

  • @DalonCole I'm an Arkansas student/fan and I've been to college station and I must say it is pretty conservative, in other words, pretty straight. UT however is in Austin and a bunch of buttfuckers are enrolled there. Therefore, aggies call t-sips gay, and rightfully so.

  • As an Aggie he's crying because he has to suffer through the SEC. As a Longhorn he's laughing because he never has to get embarrassed by A&M again.

  • He's laughing because the maroon ran away

  • now the baby is waiting on his silver spoon!!

  • Awwww. I bet if McCoy had a baby, it would be the same.

  • Why'd you even buy a maroon onesie? Silly Longhorn.

  • @DalonCole good one,

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