So, now that we’ve got the move to the new server done, let’s get back to the the Sprouses…
Thanks to awesome fellow-Aussie Sprousefreak Sally (Saallyy96) for this picture of Dylan and Cole on the NYU Party boat we heard about yesterday (although yesterday we didn’t know that Dylan was on the boat as well)…
And just a quick thank you to all of you – the traffic we’re getting on this site is phenomenal, but our new server should cope with that no worries.
We are exceeding the traffic limit on our current server, so we’re moving Sprousefreaks.com on to a new server.
You might notice a glitch or two – newer posts might disappear for a while until we can import everything to the new server. You might also find pictures don’t show up properly for a short time.
Bear with us – it will all get sorted. Last time we tried this, there was some weirdness as people’s internet networks alternated between the old and new sites. It takes a few hours…maybe up to a day or so…for the new site address to propogate.
We’re moving to the same server that hosts the Sprousefreaks forum.
A lot of Dylan and Cole sightings overnight.
On the Sprousefreaks forum, we have a great thread called Second Hand News – Rumours and Sightings.
In that thread, every snippet of Sprouse news from twitter and other social media gets published. Every time someone spots them in the park, in class, or out and about, one of the Sprousefreaks screencaps the tweet or tumblr post – or whatever other kind of media they find the sighting in – and posts it on the “Second Hand News – Rumours and Sightings” thread.
Of course, we never know if all the tweets are genuine – very little is confirmed, but often, like last night, there will be enough different sightings that us Sprouse lovers can get a bit of an insight into what the guys are up to.
Last night, the boys were out partying – among other places, Cole was spotted on the dancefloor of an NYU party on a boat, and Dylan at a rooftop party in Soho.
There were plenty of other sightings earlier in the night too.
Some of the details are very funny – our idols are clearly fun guys who know how to have a good time. So, if you want EVERY snippet of Dylan and Cole Sprouse news, you need to be somewhere where not just one obsessive fan (like me) posts, but you should get yourself somewhere where a whole community of Sprouse obsessed freaks posts – a community of people who, incidentally, are also a lot of fun and know how to have a good time.
There really is only one place like that these days – and that’s the Sprousefreaks forum. At the end of next month we’ll celebrate our two-year anniversary. Before that, we’ll pass our 300,000th post. My maths is shit, but even I can work out that’s more than 10,000 posts a month, or an average of 2,500 a week. Many days will see more than a thousand posts on Sprousefreaks.
Add to that the games, videos, wide-ranging discussions and the Sprousefreaks Gallery – which is about to pass 14,000 images of Dylan and Cole – all in the highest quality, and free from those pathetic tags some sites plaster across their photos – and what you have is the best fansite for lovers of Dylan and Cole anywhere.
Come and join the fun (and read the salacious news and gossip that we don’t post here!).
Everyone is welcome – the freak community is very welcoming, easy-going, fun and friendly. To get your free account (If you’re not already registered) just email us at:
Tell us the username you want, and we’ll set up your free account.
Hope to see you there!
Here’s a slideshow of some of the recent pics added to the Sprousefreaks gallery…
There’s a Sprouse in there somewhere…
Thanks to the amazing AntoColeLove for the pic.
Thanks to legendary Sprousefreak Mike for this one…
Unlike other sites, Sprousefreaks never slaps disgusting tags on the pictures we post. We like to see these photos as things to be admired, not as spaces to smear with advertising for our website.
Score! Sprousefreaks was mentioned in the NYU local newspaper:
Here’s the whole story:
Yesterday, the seven freshmen residence halls gathered in Coles Gym to engage in some stereotypically collegiate, spirit-filled competition. This event, known to New York University as the FYRE (First Year Residential Experience) Olympics allows freshmen to come together to compete, cheer, and share a sense of community.
In an uncharacteristically enthusiastic show of school spirit, each hall offered a healthy handful of students to the event. Decked out in their hall colors, with matching rubber wristbands and color-coordinated face paint, they chanted cheers at one another and supported their fellow hall mates as they competed in events such as Tug of War, Volleyball, Trivia, Knockout, Critical Thinking, and a Relay Race.
Third North came in first, followed by Rubin Hall, Founders, Brittany, Hayden, Weinstein, and Goddard Hall, in order. Still, each hall did very well in at least one event. A lot of strategy went into how best to trump the other teams at tug of war, volleyball got the players sweaty and competitive, and knockout got everyone riled up.
Third North has managed to snatch the FYRE Olympics for the sixth year in a row. Third North is obviously the Jeremy Lin of residence halls: NYU’s favorite. Their designated color is purple, their residents enjoy all the perks of upper-classman housing, and they have three towers of students and RAs to choose from. They naturally have a wider selection of athletes, Type A personalities, and bodies to fill the stands and give the illusion of spirit.
Some Dylan and Cole Sprouse appreciation sites were quick to celebrate the victory of their idols. Sprousefreaks and Sprouseland both congratulated Third North on their victory.
Brittany and Rubin Hall supported each other throughout the day. The BRA (Brittany-Rubin Alliance) is an organization dedicated to uplifting the two freshman halls and creating a bond so strong that no man can undo it. The Brittany team ceremoniously waved a pink sports bra in the air and the teams swapped rubber bracelets to show their sense of community.
The Sunday prior to the primary events, a pep rally was held in the Silver Center. Each hall came prepared with something to perform and their student-made banner. Rubin came in first place that day with a delightful Oompa Loompa song-and-dance and awesome orange spirit. Goddard repped with three people who walked on stage, took out a lighter, and then left the stage. Meanwhile Brittany Hall performed the “Yes Dance” to the cheers of all and Hayden performed a Real Residents of Hayden which was later retweeted by Real Housewife Teresa Giudice.
Overall, we were pleasantly surprised to find so many students so full of school spirit. The FYRE Olympics did demand effort and sportsmanship and we commend all those who participated. For a moment there we felt like we were actually a part of a real college with real pep rallies and football games. It was fun to put down our lattes, put on some war paint and cheer at the top of our lungs over colors and residence halls. We hope next year’s freshman can shake it up like we did. For now… Go Freshmen!
-Source: NYULocal.com
Dylan with friends at dinner – we think this was taken around October last year.
We only had this in black and white before, but it turned up in colour today.
