Registering is super important guys. You really need to decide which crystal plates and drink containers will be look better in their boxes in your garage 364 days out of the year.
No I think it was Reginelli’s, the pizza place on Chimes can’t even remember now. Even weirder that our tailgate was near Walkon’s all the way across campus.
My first year back at LSU post-grad (before Will’s advice not to go back) it took until 5:00 left in the third quarter until I realized I was watching LSU play in a bar…in Baton Rouge…with a ticket to the game. Stumbled to my seats with about 10 minutes left in the game and lots of shame.
I loved Shoney’s after Church growing up. I never in a million years would put liquid cheese sauce on scrambled eggs, but by gosh when they’re right next to each other why not. Throw some French Toast sticks and cubed ham on your plate and you have yourself quite a breakfast. I was also fat as a kid, I wonder why.
While burgers might not need to be $18, if you’re at a high end restaurant there are a lot of menu items that don’t need to be at the price point they are.
I was in line at Salata one time and this lady was facetiming her boss and showing her the selection while she ordered. I was shocked people like this existed.
Sunday Ticket all day every day. You can record and fast forward through commercials. Watch every game. Around $50 a month, whereas a bar would easily be $50 a week. Loud and can’t hear the game, distractions, etc. in a bar. Cheap beer and food at home.
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Morning me and nighttime me give two completely different answers.
1. Whatever the wife has cooking in the crockpot
2. Full day of watching football and playing with the boy
3. Getting back in the game
Either it’s regional, I’m old, or our tailgates were generic, but wtf is “The Finger Game”
Anybody remember Fruitopia? Loved washing down a nice cafeteria lunch with that stuff.
Registering is super important guys. You really need to decide which crystal plates and drink containers will be look better in their boxes in your garage 364 days out of the year.
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Nice! We do the same but this afternoon.
No I think it was Reginelli’s, the pizza place on Chimes can’t even remember now. Even weirder that our tailgate was near Walkon’s all the way across campus.
My first year back at LSU post-grad (before Will’s advice not to go back) it took until 5:00 left in the third quarter until I realized I was watching LSU play in a bar…in Baton Rouge…with a ticket to the game. Stumbled to my seats with about 10 minutes left in the game and lots of shame.
I loved Shoney’s after Church growing up. I never in a million years would put liquid cheese sauce on scrambled eggs, but by gosh when they’re right next to each other why not. Throw some French Toast sticks and cubed ham on your plate and you have yourself quite a breakfast. I was also fat as a kid, I wonder why.
While burgers might not need to be $18, if you’re at a high end restaurant there are a lot of menu items that don’t need to be at the price point they are.
I was in line at Salata one time and this lady was facetiming her boss and showing her the selection while she ordered. I was shocked people like this existed.
Living the minor league baseball suite life tonight then hitting up a large beer tower with friends Saturday before a concert at the race park.
If all you are doing is buying plain-ass tshirts you can do it a lot more affordably than this.
Or get food poisoning and sleep next to a toilet for two days. Worked wonders for me this weekend.
Sunday Ticket all day every day. You can record and fast forward through commercials. Watch every game. Around $50 a month, whereas a bar would easily be $50 a week. Loud and can’t hear the game, distractions, etc. in a bar. Cheap beer and food at home.
Never understood why the direction of the roll matters so much to people. Is there TP on the roll? Yes? That’s all that matters.
Man, turn down for what is often banned? It was our intro song.
The question to ask, ladies, is if he is sponge-worthy?
Business development: I eat lunch.