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That's a sweet promotion, and obviously loluva continues. I never understood why teams like Duke or Kentucky don't give season ticket holders for football priority for basketball tickets. I feel like that would get better football sales at least, if not more fans.

it looks like the email is being sent to each state county then passed down to the principals and then out to the teachers. If I wasn't photographing a wedding, I would be there.

performance improvement up to about the 3-4 drink mark, then rapid degradation with each drink thereafter.

My golf game agrees.

so East Carolina has itself almost completely confused with West Virginia or else it would be Eastern Carolina?

most of the racing fuels are methanol-based which would have very bad effects on the body; however, the booze curve still holds water (nerdy chemistry joke alert!): performance improvement up to about the 3-4 drink mark, then rapid degradation with each drink thereafter.

Scottie Montgomery leaves his Christmas decorations up year round... and never unplugs his lights from the timer.

Going fly fishing for the first time ever on Friday. One of my buddies has been a bunch around the area. Just excited for the experience and if I manage to catch a trout that would a massive cherry on top. Will let y'all know how it goes.

Also, older Hokies are the best. I love them and have often been given a free ticket.

especially if you ask with your kids around. I've even been invited to join tailgates, in part, cause older alumni thought my kids were "just adorable."

#sauces: the last ticket I paid for was...Auburn at the Sugar bowl I think. That being said, most of the time I lived in walking distance to the stadium so if I struck out it wasn't a big deal and I at least usually got lunch covered.

Scottie Montgomery gets upset that retailers won't put out the Christmas stuff until just after Halloween.

Many high performance engines used in racing run on an alcohol based fuel to avoid the carbon buildup in the engine and exhaust components.

Glad to know I can refer to myself as a "high performance engine" now...at least on game days.

That is kind of funny, you always get downvotes from us...kidding... ;)

Walk the tailgates with your hand up indicating how many you need.
Only carry the max amount you are willing to pay in one pocket. Start with half of what your max is work up to the max. If they go higher than that, say thanks and walk on.
Don't go to the guys with the "I need tickets" sign; they're not going to sell for less than they paid and are typically rude.
For a game like ecu, you should be able to find them for $20 tops (maybe higher if you need 3 together)
Also, older Hokies are the best. I love them and have often been given a free ticket. I will pay it forward to students in the future when I'm an old Hokie

I bought tickets for LU easily on TSL forums (theres a member and non-member ticket forum) for below face value. Obv always a risk, but I had no issues.

Ethanol is an alcohol so it will dry out rubber-type seals. Boats tend to have a lot more of these to keep all the water out. Most engine producers have switched to alcohol resistant materials with the regulation to have 10% ethanol in fuel.

Ethanol fuel actually will help to remove water that has accumulated in your gas tank as water is soluble with alcohol, but not gasoline. The water mixes into the fuel and is vaporized during combustion and carried out in the exhaust. If you have an E85 compatible vehicle, consider running a couple tanks through before winter to avoid fuel line freezup.

The combustion of both ethanol and gasoline produce water, the difference is the ethanol has more water and less carbon in the emissions and burns cleaner and the opposite is true for gas. Many high performance engines used in racing run on an alcohol based fuel to avoid the carbon buildup in the engine and exhaust components.

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