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Galaxy Nexus Watering Hole

I've lived within 4 hours of that place my whole life and within 2 hours the last 4 years and have never had a desire to go, lol.

Well, it is a weeklong tailgate. Free camping. Think Animal Party for six straight days. We brought a Coors Light banner with a custom message on it that would not pass muster with the spam filters here (the Alabama State troopers weren't happy with it either).:D

Oh, and the race was cool too.
 
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Morning all...for those who don't know we have a saltwater fish tank hobby...so I am going this morning to see if I can add a few items from a guy who is tearing his tank down. Then this afternoon will be cincodemayoing it up with friends. Have my kids home safe and sound as of last night so I feel much better having them here.
Hope everyone is safe today.
 
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Well, it is a weeklong tailgate. Free camping. Think Animal Party for six straight days. We brought a Coors Light banner with a custom message on it that would not pass muster with the spam filters here (the Alabama State troopers weren't happy with it either).:D

Oh, and the race was cool too.

Haha, I've heard all about it. I have friends that go every year. Crazy place. One of my best friends went the year Gordon won and everyone threw beer cans at him. He's a Johnson fan so he got out of there pretty quickly.
 
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Haha, I've heard all about it. I have friends that go every year. Crazy place. One of my best friends went the year Gordon won and everyone threw beer cans at him. He's a Johnson fan so he got out of there pretty quickly.

Yeah, that sucks when fans do crap like that. How many sporting events can you go to where you can bring your own cooler full of beer and food into the event.
 
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Yeah, that sucks when fans do crap like that. How many sporting events can you go to where you can bring your own cooler full of beer and food into the event.


Any of them if you're good at it, lol. I'm not much of a drinker and never have been, but every student at my college got to be really good at sneaking in stuff to the football games. I can't tell you how many 750ml bottles of alcohol I saw laying around after games. To top that off our tradition is ringing cowbells at the games and they've been banned in the SEC since 1976 (I think that's the right year)...yet when you walk in the stadium, somehow there were at least 20,000 or so cowbells ringing. Didn't matter how good of a job security did, they always got in. I only lost one at security in all of my years there. They were made legal again last year though...still no alcohol however.

But I get your point, not another sporting event in the US that will allow you to bring your own stuff in.
 
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Yeah, that sucks when fans do crap like that. How many sporting events can you go to where you can bring your own cooler full of beer and food into the event.

That's always a recipe for disaster. :eek:
We love going to Nats games in the summer but even if tickets are ~$20, you still end up paying a ton more for crap beer. We have a couple music venues (Wolf Trap, Merriweather Pavilion) that allow you to bring food (WT allows beer) so that's pretty cool.

So I'm looking for a new avitar, anyone have an idea?
 
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That's always a recipe for disaster. :eek:
Actually, it isn't. I makes the event far more enjoyable. Throw a few bottles of water, a few beers, some sammiches and snacks. Event ticket and souveniers are all it costs.

I wish I could see the Red Sox for $20. The last game I was lucky and got tickets at face value ($75) and had a lovely seat pointed directly at the visiting bullpen. Home plate was about a 90 degree turn to my left. They call those seats chiropractor specials.:rolleyes:
 
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Actually, it isn't. I makes the event far more enjoyable. Throw a few bottles of water, a few beers, some sammiches and snacks. Event ticket and souveniers are all it costs.

I wish I could see the Red Sox for $20. The last game I was lucky and got tickets at face value ($75) and had a lovely seat pointed directly at the visiting bullpen. Home plate was about a 90 degree turn to my left. They call those seats chiropractor specials.:rolleyes:

Couple years ago we saw the pre-season opener of the Sox and Nats. Still got the $4 nose bleed tickets though (have to purchase those game day). Was a packed stadium with FAR more Sox fans than Nats :rolleyes:.
But that's usually how it is with a lot of games. When the Phillies come, don't even bother wearing a Nats jersey, you'll be far outnumbered. :p
 
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Oh I am here, quietly lurking and analyzing those two, lol. It's too bad I am long past dissertation days, I could do a heck of study in the watering hole, hahaha
I'm sure we could make quite a paper for anyone.:D
I am occasionally reminded of my few classes in sociology and psychology when I'm here.
 
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I go at 7pm tonight I think. Pre-ordered tickets last night. I didn't pop for the 3D though...can't stand 3D.

3D hurts my eyes. That's why I don't ever want a 3D smartphone.

Soooooo wanna see that movie. Must find babysitter! BB, care to fly out to Cali on Capt. Ron's jet to watch little chicken Coop for me?

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