Origins of The Wally Walk
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Carl in Katy
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Origins of The Wally Walk
I've been scanning through the forums trying to find the origin of the famous (or infamous) "Wally Walk". Does anyone know how this came about? I think it is a great idea, as it gives all CHLers a brotherhood and potential CHLers, such as myself, a way to be initiated into the fold. Maybe a fraternity isn't far behind, Phi Omega Wally.... or POW for short? Any more ideas?
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Re: Origins of The Wally Walk
I've only been here a year, but here's what I know about it.
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Re: Origins of The Wally Walk
Great question... Being new, I was wondering the exact same thing.
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Re: Origins of The Wally Walk
LOL!
Who was the FIRST Texas CHLer to get his/her plastic and walk through Wal-Mart a packin'.
Someone needs to get that question added to the CHL exam.
Who was the FIRST Texas CHLer to get his/her plastic and walk through Wal-Mart a packin'.
Someone needs to get that question added to the CHL exam.
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Re: Origins of The Wally Walk
I think this one was epic. 
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Re: Origins of The Wally Walk
Don't forget the banana.
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Re: Origins of The Wally Walk
What came first?
The Wally Walk or the.....
The Wally Walk or the.....
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Re: Origins of The Wally Walk
It probably happened some time during in 1996 but nobody tweeted about it so we don't know.esxmarkc wrote:Who was the FIRST Texas CHLer to get his/her plastic and walk through Wal-Mart a packin'.
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Re: Origins of The Wally Walk
I hear in places like Boston, San Francisco, and Austin you do a "Whole Foods Hop".
It's pretty much the same as a Wally Walk only you bring your own reusable hemp shopping bags, you replace steaks, ribs, and ground beef with soy, tempeh, and vegi-burgers. And lastly, you don't carry a loaded magazine, cause that kinda stuff is scary.
It's pretty much the same as a Wally Walk only you bring your own reusable hemp shopping bags, you replace steaks, ribs, and ground beef with soy, tempeh, and vegi-burgers. And lastly, you don't carry a loaded magazine, cause that kinda stuff is scary.
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Re: Origins of The Wally Walk
That's good, really good.Carl in Katy wrote:Maybe a fraternity isn't far behind, Phi Omega Wally.... or POW for short? Any more ideas?
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Re: Origins of The Wally Walk
...the real question is; Do we get a POW badge?..
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Re: Origins of The Wally Walk
Carl in Katy wrote:Maybe a fraternity isn't far behind, Phi Omega Wally.... or POW for short? Any more ideas?
Not unless we also get our own sorority; maybe Beta Alpha (wal)Mart? i.e. BAM!TSRA / NRA
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Re: Origins of The Wally Walk
I think POW sounds a little to much like "prisoner of war" maybe Gamma Upsilon Nu, or Gamma Upsilon Nu Sigma!
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