Trooper Del is dead

Question

Died this week sometime. Any of you remember him and rusty the rooster?

Both were a piece of work and that's being very nice

Originally posted on The Bad Apple by 4forcu.

Answer 1

total jackass comment...
Hopefully someone at this site deletes your inappropriate post or you wake up and edit it yourself. Karma is waiting and watching

Originally posted on The Bad Apple by gb95_R911.

Answer 2

I see that you ascribe to "don't speak ill of the dead."

Originally posted on The Bad Apple by sgacock_R911.

Answer 3

I see this mentioned on other boards as well.

The thing that most Gamecock fans conveniently forget is what he attempted to do in people's private lives in the name of a "rivalry", far away from message board bravado.

He took the rivalry to places that a sports rivalry never should go. It wasn't funny then nor now.

This post was edited on 2/12 1:24 PM by ctiger68

Originally posted on The Bad Apple by ctiger68_R911.

Answer 4

I was nice didn't say anything bad about him.

Now if you would like I could tell things that would blow your mind.

You must not know anything about this man because he would speak ill of the dead.

Originally posted on The Bad Apple by 4forcu.

Answer 5

tell us some of the things he did

I never knew about Tropper Del, I've heard his name now and then but never seen him on any sites that I can remember

Originally posted on The Bad Apple by Orange_Valley.

Answer 6

I had numerous run-ins with trooper del, and a few with Rusty. Since I try not to speak ill of the dead, I'll leave that for others that also had contact with him.

Here's a quote from Shakespeare
"The evil that men do lives after them; the good is oft interred with their bones."

I think that's actually the first time I've used that quote - and I can barely remember that from college days ~35 years ago. Makes you wonder.

Originally posted on The Bad Apple by ctiger75.

Answer 7

So you were around when this prick was trying to ruin peoples lives over a rival. The man had pure hate in his heart

Originally posted on The Bad Apple by 4forcu.

Answer 8

I was complimenting you on your restraint. The things that he and an unnamed Clemson poster did, back and forth, made Alabama and Tennessee look civilized.

Originally posted on The Bad Apple by sgacock.

Answer 9

I'm a Gamecock fan and he was evil towards me, too.