Her Loyal Sons Goes Global: Shout out to Daglfing!
The Biscuit
You’re right, this has little to do with football analysis, news or stats. But it has everything to do with the universal appeal of Notre Dame football.
Today we had visitors from as far away as Mulgrave - Australia (a once-primarily agricultural area that is now just part of Melbourne’s suburban sprawl), Yokohama - Japan (source of some great treads for your Honda or Subaru) and DAGLFING motherf-ing GERMANY.
Now Daglfing doesn’t even come up on Wikipedia, so you know that’s one remote-ass place. But they still breed Irish fans, through and through. So there it is: What up Daglfing?!?! Holla back at ya boys one time! If our Daglfingish visitor would like to post a comment and introduce him or herself, that would be sweet. I need to know how one comes to HerLoyalsSons from Daglfing. Or maybe it’s a student on foreign exchange? But who would pick Daglfing??? The questions abound!
Go Daglfingish Irish!
ps - This is the only picture that comes up in Google Images when you search for “Daglfing Germany”. Do these guys know how to party or what? Awesome.
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And hello from (just outside) Yokohama! Keep up the good work!
How do we get a “Nate” from Yokohama? Shouldn’t your name be “Seth” or “Chis” or something crazy Japanese like that?
Welcome, and thanks for visiting Nate!
David Brent says, “Racist.”
[...] Now all you ND fans in Daglfing, Yokohama, and Mulgrave can watch those games. [...]
You get a Nate from Yokohama because the Army sent him here. (And because he spent his sophomore year of ND in the Nagoya exchange program).
You’re in the Army, Nate?
Well, thanks for serving. Appreciate it.
How about Korea? I’m visiting from Seoul.
Thanks–it pays the bills. And Eric, I’ve been stationed in Korea twice–up near Munsan, if you have any idea where that is. Are you military, or just there for fun? Seoul’s a great city–the rest of Korea can rot.
I’m just here for fun. I’ve been living here for about 13 months. I do have a cousin who is in the Army and is stationed north of here in Dongduchan on Camp Casey. I agree, outside of Seoul, there’s not much to see.
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