Difference between revisions of "Joe McDonough"

(hey, school's over...what else should I be doing?)
(they may give him a silly piece of paper, but my investigative efforts will never cease)
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And he still believes that Jesus rose from the dead.
 
And he still believes that Jesus rose from the dead.
  
Claimed middle names:  "D'Lavish Whoopification," "D'Exciting Revelry," "Defender of Innocents," "D'Through Composed," "Dangerous Rhode Island Specimen," "Distraction Extraordinaire," "Decadent Senior," "Decadence in a Bowl," "Desperately Holding Up the Candle of Literacy During the Dark Ages," "D'Employed."  Not "Derelict."
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Claimed middle names:  "D'Lavish Whoopification," "D'Exciting Revelry," "Defender of Innocents," "D'Through Composed," "Dangerous Rhode Island Specimen," "Distraction Extraordinaire," "Decadent Senior," "Decadence in a Bowl," "Desperately Holding Up the Candle of Literacy During the Dark Ages," "D'Employed," "Delightfully Fun and Irish."  Not "Derelict."

Revision as of 14:42, June 11, 2006

Taught a notable Free University course on Latin. Likes to play Snow Bocce. A ringer of the Thompson Chapel Bells.

Is possibly the coolest person alive, and his pitch isn't bad either. Frequently seen striding across campus or leading throngs of less musical people in song, Joe is a hero among men. His dream is to become a flying squirrel.

And he still believes that Jesus rose from the dead.

Claimed middle names: "D'Lavish Whoopification," "D'Exciting Revelry," "Defender of Innocents," "D'Through Composed," "Dangerous Rhode Island Specimen," "Distraction Extraordinaire," "Decadent Senior," "Decadence in a Bowl," "Desperately Holding Up the Candle of Literacy During the Dark Ages," "D'Employed," "Delightfully Fun and Irish." Not "Derelict."