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Yes, been many times. Great trip. 200? —LSU lost. Had a coworker in from the UK. First American football game ever. He was a 6’6 soccer hooligan. Stayed the night in some small town motel about 60 miles out of Auburn. Remember the carpet being wet. Drank all night.

Pregame at Auburn, some kids throwing a football hit the UK dude by accident. He throws the ball as far as possible in the other direction. Bloke passes out in the stadium and tries to fight everyone. On the way out in traffic, a kid walking down the road celebrating the Auburn win with a Pom Pom (shaker ) gets noticed by said UK guy and gets pushed into a ravine of Kudzu.
My advice is to find a soccer hooligan to accompany you.

I can’t reconcile this, any ideas ?

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Yes

It’s horrible and was live about 20 mins ago.

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Patrick Crusius 21 yo from Dallas

He’s just a guy that got a second chance at life. He’s out there L I V I N

I know a guy that is currently on a trip that has already included kayaking the Mississippi River from source to sea, kayaking the Intracoastal Canal from NOLA to Texas, taking a sailboat from Texas The Yucatán, and he is now Biking to the tip of South America. He is currently biking through Panama.

Oh, and then he is coming back the same route!

They don’t :
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Who owns the “green and pleasant land” of the English countryside can be a well-kept secret, in part because a large segment of it does not even figure in public records. Government efforts to make a public accounting of land ownership date to the 19th century, but according to the Land Registry, about 15 percent of the country’s area, most of it rural, is still unrecorded.

“Much of the land owned by the Crown, the aristocracy, and the Church has not been registered, because it has never been sold, which is one of the main triggers for compulsory registration,” the registry, which covers England and Wales, says on its website.

So, let’s be generous and say that 5% of the wealthiest in the UK own everything. Is that ok?