Humor will not be tolerated!! -Portia

BYU Weekly did a segment on the Board! If you go here, you can see interviews with a couple of your favorite writters [sic]!

It's currently at 200 views...but with your help, I'm sure it can hit 210.

OMG 210 WUD B KRAZY

P.S. The segment starts at 4:28.

Man, I wish they'd let you use your pseudonyms instead of your "changed names." That would've been awesome.

I loved the spelling bee segment too. Recognized a Boardie there as well....

Cool!

(By the way, the pie kabob question was mine, bahaha)

That was cool. Except, what in the heck is with the giant bow the newscaster is wearing? I think that girl would have been attractive if her hair and outfit wasn't so weird.

Oh, but yeah, back to the 100 Hour Board. I do enjoy when I can at least tie a voice to a 'nym, so it is too bad they just made up random names. But, hey, nice promo!

But are they going to have the change how you apply now?

I kind of liked her giant bow... but whatever... This was a great minute and a half of fame for the Board! Wh00t wh00t!

I agree, that was a great segment about Indian culture at BYU.

Anyone else wonder if they really wanted to stretch out the suspenseful music, or that she doesn't have much experience finding books?

I couldn't agree with you more, Tao. I commented to my husband while we were watching that if it took her that long to find a book in the library she'd never make it as a Board writer.

You should have worn bags on your heads.

I was thinking that too!

Walking around with a bag on your head = not as fun as you might initially think.

Amen to ahem.'s comment. Also, a lot harder to get quality audio. Also, generally uncomfortable.

Of course, that never stopped the hard-core writers of yore.



Tee hee!

I'm particularly fond of the happy faces on those bags.

Ooh, almost as cool as academic success week!

That was fun. Does BYU Broadcasting have their new, giant building by the Marriott Center?

Also, I liked the frequent featuring of HFAC-type questions. Though apparently Foreman now has a new pie-kabob-making partner in crime?

I noticed the number of views was up to 550 this morning.

The segment on the Board was very interesting, as was the segment on the Indian Student association. I didn't know such a weekly existed; thank you Foreman for pointing it out.