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MacReiner
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by MacReiner » Fri Sep 19, 2014 12:28 am
Rekdiver wrote:Cincy App wrote:McLeansvilleAppFan wrote:
Cincy App living in Knoxville. I am so confused.
Guess where I live?
Ha! Suffering Reds fan only - hence the name. SE Guilford is home
I love me some Skyline and Dixie chili.....3-way or 5-way....family in Ft Thomas and Covington
I live in Cincinnati, Skyline Chili looks like something Hansel & Gretal would eat, but it's not too bad. McLeansville App, grew up not too far from you in Elon.
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Cincy App
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by Cincy App » Fri Sep 19, 2014 5:45 am
Rekdiver wrote:Cincy App wrote:
Ha! Suffering Reds fan only - hence the name. SE Guilford is home
I love me some Skyline and Dixie chili.....3-way or 5-way....family in Ft Thomas and Covington
We also have family in Ft Thomas. Our family ties are all on the KY side of the river.
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by WVAPPeer » Fri Sep 19, 2014 5:50 am
McLeansvilleAppFan wrote:Then you know McLeansville I assume.
Yep - it's a suburb of Whitsett ---
"Montani Semper Liberi"
The Dude Abides!!!
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by WVAPPeer » Fri Sep 19, 2014 5:51 am
MacReiner wrote:Rekdiver wrote:Cincy App wrote:McLeansvilleAppFan wrote:
Cincy App living in Knoxville. I am so confused.
Guess where I live?
Ha! Suffering Reds fan only - hence the name. SE Guilford is home
I love me some Skyline and Dixie chili.....3-way or 5-way....family in Ft Thomas and Covington
I live in Cincinnati, Skyline Chili looks like something Hansel & Gretal would eat, but it's not too bad. McLeansville App, grew up not too far from you in Elon.
Did you go to Western Alamance? ---
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AtlantaMountaineer
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by AtlantaMountaineer » Fri Sep 19, 2014 8:18 am
I would love to know what the Vols are paying us compared to what they are paying the Cantamounts to come play there. Anyone have an idea?
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by SpeedkingATL » Fri Sep 19, 2014 8:44 am
I have driven by that stadium many time and always wanted to attend a game there...now I will!
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by HkyMtneer » Fri Sep 19, 2014 9:08 am
AtlantaMountaineer wrote:I would love to know what the Vols are paying us compared to what they are paying the Cantamounts to come play there. Anyone have an idea?
We're getting cold hard cash, while the 'whee is going to enjoy complimentary/reduced price dental work in lieu, courtesy of UT Athletics. So it's probably close to an even payday.
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kiddbrewer
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by kiddbrewer » Fri Sep 19, 2014 11:00 am
I took a forensic anthropology class at App many moons ago. During the class, we took a field trip to UT-Knoxville to visit the Body Farm and also to look at their forensic anthropology lab, which is tucked in the bowels of the stadium. During the trip, I looked in the stadium and it was huge. I'm thankful for the opportunity to visit again in '16.
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by BeauFoster » Fri Sep 19, 2014 11:11 am
Saw UT play Kentucky there about 10 years ago. It's huge but old. Some concourses are like caves. Neat place, hope to go back in 16.
Give 'em hell!
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by WVAPPeer » Fri Sep 19, 2014 11:14 am
OK - here's the challenge - Can anyone beat this??? --- I have been by, walked around, looked in, at Neyland Stadium over the years BUT the last football I saw there was Alabama and the Vols --- AND the Bama QB was Joe Namath ---
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by kiddbrewer » Fri Sep 19, 2014 11:16 am
WVAPPeer wrote:OK - here's the challenge - Can anyone beat this??? --- I have been by, walked around, looked in, at Neyland Stadium over the years BUT the last football I saw there was Alabama and the Vols --- AND the Bama QB was Joe Namath ---
Nope, can't beat that. I'm not THAT old.
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EastHallApp
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by EastHallApp » Fri Sep 19, 2014 12:28 pm
WVAPPeer wrote:OK - here's the challenge - Can anyone beat this??? --- I have been by, walked around, looked in, at Neyland Stadium over the years BUT the last football I saw there was Alabama and the Vols --- AND the Bama QB was Joe Namath ---
Wait, that old drunk guy who tried to kiss Suzy Kolber used to be a football player?
