Madonna

by Bill Cain 07/06/21, 11:46 pm

Tramp

by **DWags** 07/06/21, 11:56 pm

Super Tramp. Breakfast in America.

My favorite is the two eggs over medium. Throw three sausage links on the griddle. Hash browns. Throw some franks sauce on all of it. Perfect.

Probably miss that the most when I’m dead.

by **kingstonlake** 07/06/21, 11:59 pm

by **tGreenWay** 08/06/21, 01:47 am

Many migrant farmworkers refer to themselves as fruit tramps.

by AvgMSUJoe 08/06/21, 06:38 am

Maradona is dead.

by **Turtleneck** 08/06/21, 08:12 am

I don’t know anybody who went to Madonna University in Livonia. I was surprised to learn the school has over 3000 students.

by **Travis of the Cosmos** 08/06/21, 08:45 am

Turtleneck wrote:I don’t know anybody who went to Madonna University in Livonia. I was surprised to learn the school has over 3000 students.

Pretty sure it’s a decent school for nursing turtleneck

by **GRR Spartan** 08/06/21, 08:58 am

My granddaughter likes Cereal Girl

by **Motown Spartan** 08/06/21, 09:02 am

Hottest girl I've ever known went to Madonna. She's now a Diplomat's wife. She's like wholesome hot, not slutty hot. Hotter than next door neighbor girl hot though. Sorry, no pics.

by **WhiteBoyHatcher** 08/06/21, 09:06 am

Can you at least drop her name here so I can stalk her on Linkedin?

by MSU addict 08/06/21, 09:07 am

I worked with a woman who went to Madonna University. She probably had the most beautiful everyday handwriting I have seen. She was not very hot.

by **Turtleneck** 08/06/21, 09:14 am

Pics of handwriting?

by AvgMSUJoe 08/06/21, 09:38 am

Maybe the handwriting chick can describe the hot hot wholesome chick in a nice script... that'd be hot.

by **Heat Miser** 08/06/21, 09:58 am

Mrs. Miser's mother does calligraphy & has the most amazing handwriting. Love seeing her birthday/holiday/special occasion cards.

by **kingstonlake** 08/06/21, 10:04 am

The head of facilities at Madonna had a sweet guitar. He use to play it on lunch. He bought slot of plumbing supplies from me.

Not sure if he was a tramp.

by **tGreenWay** 08/06/21, 10:15 am

Heat Miser wrote:Mrs. Miser's mother does calligraphy & has the most amazing handwriting. Love seeing her birthday/holiday/special occasion cards.

Would you please introduce her to Joe? He seems to have a penmanship fet.

by **Motown Spartan** 08/06/21, 10:17 am

Heat Miser wrote:Mrs. Miser's mother does calligraphy & has the most amazing handwriting. Love seeing her birthday/holiday/special occasion cards.

Sincerely,

AvgMSUJoe (probably)

by **Other Teams Pursuing That** 08/06/21, 10:47 am

DWags wrote:Super Tramp. Breakfast in America.

My favorite is the two eggs over medium. Throw three sausage links on the griddle. Hash browns. Throw some franks sauce on all of it. Perfect.

Probably miss that the most when I’m dead.

How are you going to miss it if you’re dead d wags

by **Robert J Sakimano** 08/06/21, 10:50 am

"tramps like us.."..

by **MiamiSpartan** 08/06/21, 10:56 am

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:
DWags wrote:Super Tramp. Breakfast in America.

My favorite is the two eggs over medium. Throw three sausage links on the griddle. Hash browns. Throw some franks sauce on all of it. Perfect.

Probably miss that the most when I’m dead.

How are you going to miss it if you’re dead d wags

I'm sure they'll serve it in heaven.

So, that's why hell miss it.

by **tGreenWay** 08/06/21, 11:23 am

MiamiSpartan wrote:
Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

How are you going to miss it if you’re dead d wags

I'm sure they'll serve it in heaven.

So, that's why hell miss it.

Miami must be feeling a little devilish to be sending DWags a surreptitious message of eternal damnation.

by **DWags** 08/06/21, 11:59 am

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:
DWags wrote:Super Tramp. Breakfast in America.

My favorite is the two eggs over medium. Throw three sausage links on the griddle. Hash browns. Throw some franks sauce on all of it. Perfect.

Probably miss that the most when I’m dead.

How are you going to miss it if you’re dead d wags

It’s a valid point you bring up.

by **duffy munn** 08/06/21, 12:44 pm

I'm not a fan. But do love me some pre-madonna

by **Turtleneck** 08/06/21, 12:46 pm

duffy munn wrote:I'm not a fan. But do love me some pre-madonna

So once upon a time you played wide receiver?

by **duffy munn** 08/06/21, 01:00 pm

Turtleneck wrote:
duffy munn wrote:I'm not a fan. But do love me some pre-madonna

So once upon a time you played wide receiver?

Slot. But in my day is was called flanker.

by **DWags** 08/06/21, 01:33 pm

By the way, her Uncle Jake Ciconni lead Manistee Catholic to a mythical state title in the early 70’s. Mark Nieson, manistee Catholic’s QB ended up playing some QB at MSU. Brad Van Pelt was his best man. Nieson and my dad were on the same kidney dialysis schedule in the 00’s and they’d wax eloquently about the old manistee football days. Don’t know what Nieson is doing now or if he’s alive. ****

**** this is another DWags story I’m pretty sure is true.

by **Turtleneck** 08/06/21, 01:40 pm

I assume they are all true, DWags.

by **DWags** 08/06/21, 01:47 pm

Turtleneck wrote:I assume they are all true, DWags.

They all used to be. You’ll find out as you get older it’s foggy and you wonder if they are. Maybe you just dreamed it or in a drunken state you’ve stolen somebody else’s.

by **tGreenWay** 08/06/21, 02:40 pm

DWags wrote:By the way, her Uncle Jake Ciconni lead Manistee Catholic to a mythical state title in the early 70’s. Mark Nieson, manistee Catholic’s QB ended up playing some QB at MSU. Brad Van Pelt was his best man. Nieson and my dad were on the same kidney dialysis schedule in the 00’s and they’d wax eloquently about the old manistee football days. Don’t know what Nieson is doing now or if he’s alive. ****

**** this is another DWags story I’m pretty sure is true.

Forget Kevin Bacon. I'm pretty sure it’s possible to connect DWags within six moves with anyone, anywhere in Michigan.

by **WhiteBoyHatcher** 08/06/21, 02:43 pm

I still don't really understand her comment about how growing up in Rochester MI in the late 70s and early 80s was so "provincial".

by **tGreenWay** 08/06/21, 02:50 pm

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:I still don't really understand her comment about how growing up in Rochester MI in the late 70s and early 80s was so "provincial".

I took it to mean small town, cut off from what the world was/is really like. Her way of calling the area BFE filled with hicks and bumpkins, you know, without coming out and saying it directly.

by **Motown Spartan** 08/06/21, 03:12 pm

tGreenWay wrote:
WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:I still don't really understand her comment about how growing up in Rochester MI in the late 70s and early 80s was so "provincial".

I took it to mean small town, cut off from what the world was/is really like. Her way of calling the area BFE filled with hicks and bumpkins, you know, without coming out and saying it directly.

That's how I would take it, which is pretty fucked considering Oakland County was the third wealthiest county in the United States in the 70's and 80's.

by **WhiteBoyHatcher** 08/06/21, 03:17 pm

No, she thought it was snobby. Which is weird to me. Rochester Hills in that time period? Birmingham, the Pointes? Sure. Yeah people in New York certainly are very cognizant of the world outside of NYC. No insulated mindset there at all.

https://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/2015/03/madonna_has_unflattering_words.html

by **tGreenWay** 08/06/21, 03:25 pm

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:No, she thought it was snobby. Which is weird to me. Rochester Hills in that time period? Birmingham, the Pointes? Sure. Yeah people in New York certainly are very cognizant of the world outside of NYC. No insulated mindset there at all.

https://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/2015/03/madonna_has_unflattering_words.html

Okay, that would make sense; insulated and homogenous by design. As for NYers, in my experience, that’s the mindset for many. As someone I grew up with told me, after only living in Manhattan for a few years: There’s New York, and all else is camping out.

by **tGreenWay** 08/06/21, 03:29 pm

New Yorkers are also nitwits when it comes to saying, “Are you on line?”
“Am I on line? No, I’m in line, just like you, waiting to get inside.”
“So you’re on line?”
“No, dumbass, I’m IN line. IN line. Get away from me.”

by **Turtleneck** 08/06/21, 03:41 pm

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:No, she thought it was snobby. Which is weird to me. Rochester Hills in that time period? Birmingham, the Pointes? Sure. Yeah people in New York certainly are very cognizant of the world outside of NYC. No insulated mindset there at all.

https://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/2015/03/madonna_has_unflattering_words.html

Maybe she meant lacking in culture and diversity…while subscribing to capitalist patriarchal cisheterosexual norms.

by **DWags** 08/06/21, 03:42 pm

Turtleneck wrote:
WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:No, she thought it was snobby. Which is weird to me. Rochester Hills in that time period? Birmingham, the Pointes? Sure. Yeah people in New York certainly are very cognizant of the world outside of NYC. No insulated mindset there at all.

https://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/2015/03/madonna_has_unflattering_words.html

Maybe she meant lacking in culture and diversity…while subscribing to capitalist patriarchal cisheterosexual norms.

When I read a sentence and I don’t know what 1/3rd of the words mean it makes me tired.

by **Turtleneck** 08/06/21, 03:45 pm

DWags wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

Maybe she meant lacking in culture and diversity…while subscribing to capitalist patriarchal cisheterosexual norms.

When I read a sentence and I don’t know what 1/3rd of the words mean it makes me tired.

I forgot the word imperial.

Edit: it's all just vague, confusing, unfamiliar vocabulary used to describe the long-standing reality of life in America. It's not necessary and I am not sure if it exists to appease people so they don't have to confront terms like "white supremacy," or it is just academics turning esoteric language loose on the public.

by **WhiteBoyHatcher** 08/06/21, 03:59 pm

Turtleneck wrote:
WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:No, she thought it was snobby. Which is weird to me. Rochester Hills in that time period? Birmingham, the Pointes? Sure. Yeah people in New York certainly are very cognizant of the world outside of NYC. No insulated mindset there at all.

https://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/2015/03/madonna_has_unflattering_words.html

Maybe she meant lacking in culture and diversity…while subscribing to capitalist patriarchal cisheterosexual norms.

Well maybe she meant that but that's not what she said. She should have said exactly that if that was exactly what she meant.

by **DWags** 08/06/21, 04:10 pm

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

Maybe she meant lacking in culture and diversity…while subscribing to capitalist patriarchal cisheterosexual norms.

Well maybe she meant that but that's not what she said. She should have said exactly that if that was exactly what she meant.

She’s an artist man. Figure it out. They never give you the straight up. They give you the around about and interpretive words. Why? Cause it gets you talking. Just like we’re doing

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