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Fair enough.
Favorite War type movie and Worst?
when i lived in Arlington, i met a VT alum who managed that store during his time there.
he had opened a record store in Arlington, too, which had a good run in the late 90s-early 2000s but high rent forced him out of his coveted Clarendon spot into some bleak shopping center closer towards Falls Church. last i heard, he relocated to SF
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# | Athlon Sports: Twitter Accounts Every College Football Fan Should Follow (2016 Edition) I follow all of the VT accounts listed here except TechSideline and and the VT football account. I'm at peace with my follows.
Not really, didn't find it that funny.

I do, it's a rolling advertisement, where Tech looked cheap compared to even community colleges and their equipment trucks.
My god, I had forgotten how sad that was. I'm on the verge of tears at my desk.
You go to Brookville? I went to Rustburg. what year did you graduate? I see you reside in Franklin County as well. I work for VDOT in Bedford!
Yeah but go to the old one so you get the cockroach taste with it. The new one is too clean.
The other is an all girls school and cannot be I-A until they go coed.
(favorite bumper sticker from high school: "Women at VMI? What's next men at UVA?!")


Houston
North Carolina
Alabama
Clemson
Notre Dame
Florida State
Beer: I'll be drinking some sort of Austrian beer as I'll be in Vienna missing this weekend of games. Hopefully, I'll get to check out this brewery.
Gave it up senior year to do senior year things but have since graduated.
Thanks! Wasn't on the twitters this morning, been too busy at work. Just happened to check TSL at lunch and thought TKP would be interested as well.
No Other Guys?
Houston and points
Georgia's got this. Fedora doesn't do first games of the season very well.
Bama covers this like a blanket
Auburn and points... Clemson struggles a bit early in this one and wins by a TD or less.
Catholics and points
Noles and points
Decided to give up the beat or did you graduate?

When I wrote for the CT his freshman year he was even less of a talker. Incredibly nice kid and always thrilled to be asked questions but his post-practice responses were very hard to pull good quotes from.
divert to progress and widen it is the only way that seems feasible. Campus blocks off any routes to the SW and other roads to the NW would need to be extended through neighborhoods.
Thought about that, don't have one. Any recs?

Problem is in "protecting" itself it's killing itself.
yes that was my point
For the love of all things good and holy, use a program that supports some damned layers. /rant

I may not have the best perspective either because I tend to see things through about 8 layers of orange and maroon glasses but I think that everybody on campus is amped for the first game. If the liberty game was in week 2 or three everyone might not be quite as excited. Everyone is anxious to get back to tailgating and watching football. I expect a packed student section for this game and every game to follow as long as the wins continue. Now if we get destroyed by Tennessee (there's a zero percent chance of this) then I can see there being some gaps of aluminum in the student section the following week. A lot of the gaps that were visible last season in the bugger games were due to an over capacity north end zone which makes the top of the east student section look less full. I myself contributed to this for at least half of the games last season. Funny that you mention the sit when you graduate thing. Last season I almost got in a fight with some other students because I refused to sit down and I was apparently ruining the halftime show for them. Sidenote: I still can't understand why the student section for basketball is so empty. Last year it always amazed me that even when we were on that big win streak most people didn't even know we had a game that night. If you've got any other student related questions feel free to send them my way