SteersNBeers

Thays a differnce betwixt orr riginal and coppie write. The University of 10-E-C and the University of Taxes both ewesed they enterlokin UT logo. Ewe Tea in Awestin got the coppie write a wayz aftur bothe haid ben uwezin hit.

My Coach T is acting weird today!

Gotz tu rekruit they hauls!

I couldn't tell on my little monitor.

Well this isn't the start we wanted.

They iz sum howses fer sell in they Hi Lands!

Where do I sign if I want him to go to Blount?

Oh, you can't always get what you want But if you try sometimes, you just might find You get what you need!

Thait feller wuld goe bettur with ole Uncle Faister at Mairvul!

Eym thankin Cleavlund

GO Rebels.

Heritage beats Halls.

Rebels fighting home cooking!

Like mailing out 1,000 100 letters?

My bad. I misunderstood.

An English surname, Blankenship comes from the term ’blenkinsop’ which was a region in northern England in the area of Northumberland. This came from the Old English term of ‘blenca’ which meant a hill or hill top. It also describes the occupation of placing planks for ships or bridges. Variations in spelling of Blankenship include Blenkinshipp, Blinkinsop, Blankensop, Blenkinshop, Blankenshaffen, Blinkinsops and Blenkenshipp. In England the concentration of Blankenship individuals is in the northern region, especially in Lancashire county.

Interesting.

I'll do you like I do Barney!