Subject: FW: College Days
Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1999 11:37:29 -0500
From: Elizabeth Robinson <exr177@psu.edu>
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>this was sent to me by cousin John Michael Geragotelis (air ops officer on
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>Subject: College humor
>Date: Sat, 20 Feb 1999 15:08:18 -0000
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>I was going to change this to ACC and Georgia Tech but I didn't know the
>coach's name.  Take care.
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>
>> A highly recruited high school football player was visiting Big Ten
>> schools to try to find the best college for him.  His first stop was
>> at
>> Michigan.  When he got there the coach immediately picked up a golden
>> telephone.  After talking several minutes, he said, "Thank you, God,"
>> and hung up.  The young man was shocked by this.  He asked him what
>> was
>> so special about the golden phone.  "Well, this phone is a direct line
>> to God, and God tells us whether or not new recruits would be stars at
>> our university."  The athlete asked if he could use the phone to ask
>> God
>> what college he should pick.  "Sure, you can!  But it's going to cost
>> you $250.
>> Calling Heaven ain't cheap."  The player didn't have that kind
>> of money so he moved along.
>>
>> His next stop was in Ohio State.  Once at the coaches office, the
>> coach
>> immediately picked up a golden telephone.  After talking several
>> minutes, he said, "Thank you, God," and hung up.  The boy said, "Hey,
>> I've seen those phones before.  Can I use yours to call God and ask
>> what
>> college I should pick?"   The coach said, "Sure, but it's going to
>> cost
>> you $150.  Calling Heaven isn't cheap.  Again, not having that kind of
>> money, the lad left.
>>
>> His last stop was Penn State University.  Upon arrival at the office,
>> Coach Paterno picked up a golden telephone, talked to God, and said,
>> "Thanks," and hung up.  The boy just had to use that phone, so he
>> said,
>> "Coach, I really need to use that golden telephone so I can call God
>> and
>> ask him which college I should choose.  From Michigan it was going to
>> cost me $250.  From Ohio State they wanted $150.  So how much will it
>> cost me to call Heaven from here at Penn State?"  Coach Paterno smiled
>> and said, "Nothing, son.  It's a local call."
>>
>> GO PENN STATE!!!!!
>>
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