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Especially without Davies. Upa, I won’t say anything about.

They dropped like 80M on DeLigt and then sold him two years later. If they cared enough about center backs as much as they do stacking wingers, they’d have two more CL’s I think

Having the DierWolf as the image on your pregame XI card before the most important match of the season is not the most encouraging thought

Missing tonight’s show but CWW has gotten some great acts of late…

Looks like Michigan Rattlers is sold out but will be searching for an extra single between now and the 21st

Visitor here, but those were probably the loudest moments I’ve heard at Finn’s outside of USMNT/World Cups (don’t go for Saints games)

We had some Germans visiting and they were awestruck at the noise after every goal. Congrats on the big win…finish the job at the Bernabeu

City Park beignets will work the best with the kids, as mentioned

Call in at Parkway for poboys and save the wait time

One idea to knock a few of your options out at once is to drive to Algiers Point, take the short walk from the ferry to eat at Drago’s at the Hilton for charbroiled oysters, then hit the Aquarium before taking the ferry back and then finish at Barracuda for queso/guac/tacos/margaritas while the kids play on the playground next door (depending on ages of course)

NOLA with kids can be done easily and very well if you know where to look

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That was pathetic how easily Kimmich & Musiala caught them sleeping on the quick corner

Though it will be more difficult on your hands at first, I'd start with an acoustic. If you're still committed after a year or so, you can add an electric and it'll be much easier to play but you'll be grateful you started acoustically.

These days there are tons of lessons on YT, but I'd start figuring out basic chords (G, AM, C, D, etc) and play each of those over and over (and over) until you can alternate between them easily. Can also learn barre/power chords which will help you go up and down the fretboard.

Not sure what you like listening to, but once you can play one or two of your favorite songs you'll enjoy that satisfaction and it'll only lead you to dedicate more time and learning will become more fun.

I started off on a $79 Harmony nylon out of the Sears catalog (about 30 years ago), but if I recall Yamaha makes some decent entry-level acoustics but go to a music store and play a few and find out what feels and sounds good to you.

Good luck as you get started!

Vini just Sergio Ramos’ed that pen

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that counts for sports marketing?

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Guess that might be disallowed…fair point