What A Weird Billboard
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Apparently during Weis’ presser today, he was asked about this billboard (below) that was placed across the street from Notre Dame’s campus. BlueAndGold.com attributed it to a very seldom used, former ND player from way, way, way back in the Ara Parseghian era named Tom Reynolds. No idea if that’s true. We never heard of the guy. I don’t have the faintest idea if Tom Reynolds ever played for Notre Dame, attended Notre Dame, or was ever even slightly related to Notre Dame. We tried googling him, and it’s like the world forgot him or something, so I hope whoever did this really is Tom Reynolds and isn’t some toolbag who went and got this all blamed on Tom Reynolds. What did Tom Reynolds ever do to anybody? What did he ever do at all? Not much from what we can tell.
Obviously, our image here has been modified from the original to more accurately identify whoever did this.
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I don’t know what’s better, your awesome photoshopping skills (but wasn’t a gold font available?) or your strategic use of the word Douche. John Stewart would be proud.
We reserve gold font for those who deserve it.
touche.
[...] out B&G had it right. It was Tom Reynolds, “former ND football player,” who placed that obnoxious billboard across the street from campus and right next to a billboard advertising Hannah and Friends, Charlie [...]
Tom Reynolds is the new Fredo. Whoever that old drunk dude is that people keep coming on here to defend is really happy that someone took that off his shoulders. (can’t remember his name and don’t care about either guy enough to look it up) What a bunch of d-bags. I hate that these people went to the same school.
love the updated signature. i never heard of this turd, n i wish i could still say that i hadnt. great timing u bitter old dushe, mess with a bunch of 18-22 yr old kids minds as they prepare for a season. jerk-off
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