The blank spots are for Ackerman Ave., Redfield Pl., and another Comstock Ave if I had to guess. If this game is anything like the McDonald’s monopoly game than this guy is never going to get Redfield even if he calls his cousin in Arizona thinking they disperse the pieces across the country.

Nothing like incriminating yourself by taking a picture of stolen property. Better hope none of Syracuse’s finest read the blog. :-P

Well he is missing redfield because its hanging in my room and it was the last one left this year. Plus my friends and I got Marshall St and Walnut Ave and Place which are much more badass. As well as Ostrom Place and Harrison which again are clearly more badass since they are on campus and thus harder to take.

    I remember when you took the back roads back from around carrier circle to campus there was a Fenway Dr or Fenway Rd. Everyone from New England had that sign in their room.
     And for all you younger guys, we used to have students who stayed at the front door of dorms all night to sign kids in when they came in after 1AM. My freshman year, my roomate did this job on Thursday nights to Friday morning. As I’m getting up for class Friday morning he comes into the room after staying at his post all night and goes, “Well, that was interesting.” Apparently at around 4 AM a guy on our floor signed himself and a street sign in. But he couldn’t get the sign off the pole so he basically yanked the entire pole out of the ground and dragged it back to the dorm.

The signs are placed on the wall like a map. The signed turned backwards are place holders for Ackerman and Redfield. Best idea ever, who ever decided to do this!

My buddy bet me I couldn’t heist the Sweet Sixteen NCAA banner hanging over the Carrier Dome Gate closest to the physics building. So I showed up to campus at 5:30am dressed as a physical plant worker, scaled a ladder, pulled it up over the gate, set it up again, and proceeded to take down the banner. Halfway into the job, Public Safety drove through and slowed down . . . I gave them a friendly wave, they waved back, and the banner’s been covering a wall in my weight room ever since!

In a FAR more drunken episode . . . the University Flag from Hendricks Chapel, a letter from a random frat-house, an inflatable Budweiser Blimp, and a series of random party pics that I proceeded to place under every windshield on Walnut. Stupid? Yes.