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Woohoo -- Look What My Alma Mater Is Doing !

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jerseygrl Explorer
jerseygrl
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Hi All,

I'm new to this particular forum, but I figured this need to be posted under "Research".

This is pretty exciting !

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celiac-mommy
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Mine too, GO COUGS!

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jerseygrl
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GO COUGS, indeed!

You know, if this research pans out, I can see a new Coug commercial before the games where someone inquires about a great gluten free grain

that has been developed -- someone then mentions that is was developed at Washington State University..... then the inquirer says,

Ah, GO COUGS!"

(I apologize, those of you who aren't from WAZZU probably won't get it... it's a Coug thing ;)

BTW, celiac-mommy, I'm originally from Richland, now in NJ. Where are you from?

cyberprof Enthusiast
cyberprof
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GO COUGS, indeed!

You know, if this research pans out, I can see a new Coug commercial before the games where someone inquires about a great gluten free grain

that has been developed -- someone then mentions that is was developed at Washington State University..... then the inquirer says,

Ah, GO COUGS!"

(I apologize, those of you who aren't from WAZZU probably won't get it... it's a Coug thing ;)

BTW, celiac-mommy, I'm originally from Richland, now in NJ. Where are you from?

What's a COUG doing in Jersey?

I'm a Husky (sorry) but am also saying GO COUGS on this. (My brother is a COUG, does that help?)

~Laura

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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dratted cougs. they're everywhere.

jerseygrl Explorer
jerseygrl
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Laura, what's a Coug doing in NJ, you ask? Well, I spend 1/2 my life in WA (it will always be home)

1/2 in Southern Cal (surrounded by thee o so humble Trojans, ugh!) and now

Jersey. Hubs got an offer here he couldn't refuse, heh heh. Actually I love it here.

We live in northern NJ. There is a road near our house that always reminds me of

Okanogan *sighI* And only 45 minutes from NYC.

It's okay if you're a Husky. I never kick a dawg when he's down (sorry, couldn't help myself, *giggle*)

But a least you have a Coug in the family.

That's right, Jestgar. Just when you least expect it, you'll find us. :D

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celiac-mommy
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GO COUGS, indeed!

BTW, celiac-mommy, I'm originally from Richland, now in NJ. Where are you from?

I'm originally from Toledo WA. I was quite a disappointment (in jest only) to my family, they're all Huskies. My cousin played football there-UW-so they had the rest of my life planned out in Seattle, with a football player... I instead met a Coug loving, business/finance majoring, frat partying, WSU only man and married him 2 years later (our 10th anniverary is Aug 1!). It all worked out the way it was supposed to, and now I'm through and through a COUG!!!!! Sorry dawg lovers :D

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bakingbarb
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Very exciting study.

I am neither but I live in Wa. does that count for anything? My daughter plans on being one of them, I just don't know which yet (she is only 16 we have a few years to decide).

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Generic
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I'm a Dawg fan, but I'm partial to the arboretum. Every spring I rent a boat from the U and paddle on over. It is so beautiful there.

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