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Tailgate

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  1. Check out the sub Reddit /japantravel. I posted my itinerary and got some good feedback. Sounds like a good plan from the current looks of it…you will get good feedback on things to do with an 18-year old in those cities.
  2. Had too many friends and family go through there. Hoping for the best. Can’t imagine what William is going through. She has all the grace and elegance his mom did.
  3. She’s currently at MD Anderson
  4. Headed out tomorrow for 10 nights. Will report back. Tokyo-Kyoto-Osaka.
  5. Had a friend and his brother that did this for Dartmouth back in the day.
  6. This is what I did. Granted it was a few years ago. It was awesome. I actually started at St. Ed’s for one semester and then bailed when I saw that bill. ACC was a better experience and one of the best professors I had in my entire 5 1/2-year college career was a great ACC professor. If they still treat the grades the same as other schools….its a no brainer to me…FWIW. ACC has some really good professors who give a shit.
  7. That was awesome. Can’t wait to see one live.
  8. The Broke Ass Cartel Extorts Citizens For Every Tree That Provides Shade https://www.borderlandbeat.com/2024/04/the-broke-ass-cartel-extorts-citizens.html Cartels charge a new “tax” per tree to protect themselves from the sun in Tamaulipas Los Ciclones and Los Metros, divisions of the Gulf Cartel, impose fees on families for each tree that shades a home in that hot area. Starting in March, a cool house in times of drought or heatwave is a privilege that only a few will be able to enjoy on the border in Tamaulipas, where the cartels devised a new criminal tax. Three inhabitants of that region – two in the municipality of Valle Hermoso and one in Río Bravo – contacted MILENIO to reveal that the criminal groups Los Ciclones and Los Metros, divisions of the Gulf cartel, already charge families for each tree that shadows a home in that hot part of Mexico. “I'm clear about when this happened, because it was the day after my husband's birthday: March 27th. Some people arrived who said they were from 'La Empresa' (Los Ciclones) and told us that from now on they were going to charge for the trees in the houses. They forced their way in and they told me four, even a small one that shadows the dog when it lies on the ground, out there in the cold,” complains Graciela, whose real name has been changed at her request.
  9. Happy for Brooks. He’s going to crush it. When is the last time the first RB took this long to draft?
  10. His mom is my sisters realtor. Chatted with her before his senior season. Good people. Kids a baller.
  11. Roger…you missed a button in that shirt…no.
  12. Landscaper friends- how can I tell what type of Bermuda grass I have? I called to get some delivered for a backyard area I need to sod. They said they had three different kinds…when I look online it’s difficult to tell.
  13. I’m not sure as a coach how you keep this guy on a bench
  14. QB1
  15. Ewers being Ewers….needs to sharpen up
  16. Huge
  17. Pumped. SEC time. LFG!
  18. Can’t imagine CDC has anything above firing Pierce on his to do list.
  19. Want to head to a day or overnight trip to Mt. Fuji. Is it possible in a day or should we stay a night near there. I heard it’s a beautiful area. will for sure be hitting street food…any thoughts on that and seafood if you’ve got them. Thank you!
  20. Headed out in a month. Ten nights. Flying in and out of Tokyo. Current thoughts: Tokyo 3 nights Kyoto 3 nights Osaka 2 nights Tokyo 2 more nights Too much Tokyo? I don’t mind staying longer in three or two cities instead of four…and I also don’t wan to try and “see everything” in my first visit. Any thoughts appreciated.
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