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Coleman · 02-18-2007, 12:52 AM

just got back from being there for over 17 hours. I am finding out more and more.

1) If you are a dancer, you can't even go to the bathroom without telling the rules committee. If you're a girl, you get to sit down for 30sec to piss. Guys have to stand up. If you have to shit, you have to sign out on a piece of paper and tell someone to accompany you to make sure you don't accidentally fall asleep on the shitter.

2.) A lot of the girls (sorority girls mostly) have great asses. This is the only time when I am happy that spandex is "in fashion". Only in the BJC I am happy for this wonderful material. It makes looking around very enjoyable.

3.) If you can, tune into the webcast between 1-6pm est Sunday to watch the final hours. They reveal how much money we raised, show slide shows of pictures taken, show/interview success stories of cancer kids, and even show tribute to the kids that passed away from the past year from cancer.

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Coleman is Offline Major General Posts: 13,482 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: University Park, PA	02-18-2007, 12:52 AM just got back from being there for over 17 hours. I am finding out more and more. 1) If you are a dancer, you can't even go to the bathroom without telling the rules committee. If you're a girl, you get to sit down for 30sec to piss. Guys have to stand up. If you have to shit, you have to sign out on a piece of paper and tell someone to accompany you to make sure you don't accidentally fall asleep on the shitter. 2.) A lot of the girls (sorority girls mostly) have great asses. This is the only time when I am happy that spandex is "in fashion". Only in the BJC I am happy for this wonderful material. It makes looking around very enjoyable. 3.) If you can, tune into the webcast between 1-6pm est Sunday to watch the final hours. They reveal how much money we raised, show slide shows of pictures taken, show/interview success stories of cancer kids, and even show tribute to the kids that passed away from the past year from cancer.