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A Day in the Life of Walter Rouse - JJJ - 09-01-2022

That is a large man.

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RE: A Day in the Life of Walter Rouse - pcgoode - 09-02-2022

Quite the character.  Need guys like that in the trenches.  

(09-01-2022, 07:08 PM)JJJ Wrote:  That is a large man.

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RE: A Day in the Life of Walter Rouse - CardinalSagehen - 09-02-2022

I think it's pretty funny how he approaches the food stations at dinner (around 5:40) with two full, heaping plates of food and lots of extra sour cream. You don't want to have to make multiple trips!  (Or maybe each trip involves multiple plates?)

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RE: A Day in the Life of Walter Rouse - oldalum - 09-02-2022

(09-02-2022, 09:51 AM)CardinalSagehen Wrote:  I think it's pretty funny how he approaches the food stations at dinner (around 5:40) with two full, heaping plates of food and lots of extra sour cream. You don't want to have to make multiple trips!

Reminds me of fall quarter freshman year playing water polo: when practice ended my teammate and I would race to get back to Branner (then a freshman dorm) before the dining hall closed, usually arriving with just minutes to spare. We'd scramble to fill up two trays each with two of everything we could fit onto them, then sit down and eat all of it, by which time we'd be the only ones left -- even the dining room staff would be long gone. And we still lost weight. Good to know some things haven't changed!

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