NC Broncos in the House

[NC_Broncosfan]

Hey whats up I been off and on here but I finally decide to join up.
Now most would think that John Fox got me to like Denver becuase he was the Carolina Pamper couch nope sorry I been a fan snice 96 and I never look at a another team:congrats: But it gets rough around when you say Denver baby all the way and Mr. Tebow made me $100 during this seaseon:laugh:

[Skinny]

Welcome to the forum.


Tarheel or Wolfpack fan?

[NC_Broncosfan]

Welcome to the forum.


Tarheel or Wolfpack fan?

Actually Longhorns and thanks for the welcome

[topscribe]

Welcome NC!! :welcome:

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[CoachChaz]

I thought I'd like you...and then you went and said Longhorn. Where in NC is Mint Hill?

[NC_Broncosfan]

I thought I'd like you...and then you went and said Longhorn. Where in NC is Mint Hill?Well it's in charlotte

[Buff]

Why do you like the Longhorns?

[BeefStew25]

Your mascot looks like a woman's reproductive system.

[CoachChaz]

Well it's in charlotte

I lived in Raleigh for a year. just left last April.

[SR]

Could you please expand on "in the house" for us?

[NC_Broncosfan]

Why do you like the Longhorns?

Well I guess you can called it a family tradtion I do not really follow that much but when it on in my home it always been the Lognhorns

[NC_Broncosfan]

Could you please expand on "in the house" for us?well it just means I am here on the forums

[Bronco Bible]

Welcome to the Forums:salute::welcome:

[SR]

well it just means I am here on the forums

Oh. So instead of saying "NC Broncos on the forums" you said "in the house"? Like a metaphor?

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Oh. So instead of saying "NC Broncos on the forums" you said "in the house"? Like a metaphor?

Very good, SR! Now, the questions from here get progressively more difficult . . . :D

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[NC_Broncosfan]

Welcome to the Forums:salute::welcome:

thanks for the welcome:beer:

[SR]

Very good, SR! Now, the questions from here get progressively more difficult . . . :D

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I had to get clarification otherwise my brain would not stop wondering what "in the house" meant. I mean, I know "in the house" was a popular figure of speech back in the early to mid-90s, but this is 2012 so I needed to make sure.

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I had to get clarification otherwise my brain would not stop wondering what "in the house" meant. I mean, I know "in the house" was a popular figure of speech back in the early to mid-90s, but this is 2012 so I needed to make sure.

"House" can be a very allegorical word. For instance, "Is there a doctor in
the house?" That traditionally took place in a theatre, not a house. Then
there are the biblical "House of Israel" and "House of Judah," which referred
not to buildings but to nations.

I could go on and on, but then I'd have to charge for it . . .

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[SR]

I could go on and on, but then I'd have to charge for it . . .

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I'm good with where you stopped. ;)

[NC_Broncosfan]

I had to get clarification otherwise my brain would not stop wondering what "in the house" meant. I mean, I know "in the house" was a popular figure of speech back in the early to mid-90s, but this is 2012 so I needed to make sure.Well there one thing you will learn sly cat I am retro

[SR]

Well there one thing you will learn sly cat I am retro

I'm not sly, nor am I a cat. I'm very blunt and consider myself more of a manitee than anything else.

[rjent]

Hey NC!:welcome::beer: