The "Apashe witch song text" refers to the lyrics of a song by the artist Apashe. While the specific song title is not mentioned, it can be assumed that it pertains to one of his songs that involves witch or magical themes. The lyrics of the song are likely to discuss or portray concepts related to witches, such as spells, potions, mystical elements, or the power of magic. Apashe is known for his fusion of electronic music genres such as trap, bass, and dubstep, and his songs often incorporate various unique and experimental elements. It can be expected that the "Apashe witch song text" would showcase the artist's signature style, combining heavy beats and basslines with hints of darkness and mystery. The main idea of the note is to highlight the existence and probable content of a song by Apashe that deals with witch-related themes.

BSU’s Buster Bronco Lives a Double Life as Another College’s Mascot

Buster Bronco is a beloved part of Boise State Athletics. You can see him at every home football game sporting a #0 Boise State football jersey and a #54 orange basketball jersey for basketball games. He is the spirit of Boise State Athletics and the ultimate hype horse. Buster Bronco bleeds blue and orange.. or does he?

Boise State's very own mascot may be leading a double life 1,500 miles away from here in Kalamazoo, Michigan. I was astonished (and a little offended) to learn that Western Michigan University's mascot is ALSO a bronco whose name ALSO happens to be Buster!

For the record, Buster Bronco of Boise State has been around since 1932. He didn't start hanging around Western Michigan until 1981 and wasn't formally adopted by WMU's athletic department until 1988. So yes, Bronco Buster has been with Boise State far longer than he's been with Western Michigan.

Now we know we can't be the only bronco mascot to exist. There are plenty of other broncos out there like the Denver Broncos, of course. They have two official bronco mascots - one named Miles and the other Thunder. These are obviously two completely different broncos. But Buster Bronco?! Sorry WMU, but the college sports scene ain't big enough for the two of us.

If Boise State really wanted to, they could trademark Buster Bronco as a mascot just how they trademarked their iconic blue turf. As for Buster Bronco, it's time to decide where the loyalty lies. Pick a team, Buster.

The resemblance is honestly uncanny!

Boise State Broncos: Mascot - Mirrored Barrel Top Mirrored Wall Sign

The main idea of the note is to highlight the existence and probable content of a song by Apashe that deals with witch-related themes. It creates an anticipation for a unique and intriguing musical experience, blending electronic genres with mystical concepts..

Boise State Broncos: Mascot - Mirrored Barrel Top Mirrored Wall Sign

Our Boise State University "Faux" Barrel Top Sign is perfect sign to show your school pride! With it's simple and modern design, our logo mirrors display the Boise State logos in a style that fits any setting. Our high resolution digitally printed images provide clean and vibrant color. Made of mirrored acrylic with an injection molded hand-stained frame, our safe and lightweight mirrors are built to last and have an authentic wood look. The Fan-Brand’s "Faux" Barrel Top Sign is ideal for your office, garage, fan cave, or game room. Whether purchasing as a gift for a recent grad, sports superfan, or for yourself, you can take satisfaction knowing you are buying a mirror that is officially licensed by the Broncos and made in the USA.

• Made of Heavy-Duty, Injection Molded Plastic
• High-Resolution, Digitally Printed Image Direct to Surface
• Safe, Lightweight Mirrored Acrylic
• Rigid, Durable Look & Feel
• Officially Licensed Product

• Dimensions: 20.5"L x 20.5"W x 1.5"D
• Automotive Grade, UV Stable Ink
• Ready to Hang, Mounting Hardware Included
• Easy to Clean
• Made in the USA

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