The Official #6/#3 Georgia (2-0) vs #15/#25 TENNESSEE (1-0) Thread - Zone Edition – Neyland Stadium - Knoxville, TN - September 6 @ 3:30 EST - ABC

#77
#77
Previously, I posted my willingness to offer fair value. If the prospect of my company for a game trip doesn’t yet appeal to you, I’m not offended. But I’m not a mooch.
I’d go to a game with you. I know that one guy has a wierd obsession, but you’re cool with me.

Trust me. The wife wants a reason not to go sometimes lol

I may need a Reuben from Reuben’s as a sweetener
 
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#96
Georgia fan I usually enjoy ribbing and I just sorta bro'ed it out today agreeing to disagree, and agreeing some stuff matters more then football...... today was a stark reminder we got more in common then we don't.

(plus I mean we're going to win)
 
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Let’s take a moment to reflect on Georgia’s chosen mascot. Bulldogs were originally developed from large, powerful dogs used by butchers to control penned cattle awaiting slaughter. A cruel sport grew up in England where bulldogs were pitted against bulls, which they subdued by biting them on the nose. This “sport” lasted for ~600 years in England before being banned in 1835.

After the ban, breeders in England began to develop the modern bulldog as a companion animal. The 19th century saw an explosion of breeding small companion dogs. Only by its appearance and cruel heritage is the modern bulldog associated with courage and tenacity. The animals are born with health issues and serve no purpose but “vanity” companions to the humans who perpetuate the breed.
 
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