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Tony Stark builds an AT-AT suit and proceeds to sweep in with Gandalf and Littlefinger riding on top. Unfortunately, they are met by Voldemort and every terrible William Shatner played character ever and a horrific battle ensues. Then Superman & Batman destroy everything in a completely pointless fight with each other (see what I did there?)

Henri Murphy is planning to visit this weekend. He was hot on the Hokies until Arkansas (home state) offered, Tech could do themselves a ton of favors with a great visit.

Have a leg for the LOTR reference. If you could have mixed in a Star Wars and Marvel one too, you would have won the internet.

I'm beginning to wonder if I even need to watch the final two episodes to know what's going to happen.

Take all the legs. (I'm throwing money and legs at my screen. Let me know if you don't get them. I'll send it through pony express)

But this doesn't account for the quality of win, strength of opponent, air temperature and weather at kick off, injuries, what Fuente ate for lunch, or if we are using all maroon everything or not. How can we even discuss this like it is apples to apples?

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Man Sunday can't get here soon enough. This episode is going to be ridiculous.

Although wouldn't it be the most GoT thing ever to have Jon and Sansa in fact lose the battle and end up as prisoners of Ramsey's, only to be rescued from him in some fashion (say a tiny face changing assassin).

Although I expect Littlefinger and the Vale to go Riders of Rohan on us, which was the entire point of the scene with Sansa sending the letter.

Didn't want to start a whole new thread for this. Virginia Tech was honored for its season ticket sales campaign and the #Thisishome campaign. Things are looking up. Also saw today that basketball season tickets have sold 4 times as many in same time period as last year.

http://www.hokiesports.com/pr/recaps/20160615aaa.html

Virginia Tech finished third in the 2015-16 NACMA Best of Award for season ticket sales campaigns, as selected by the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators.

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