🏈 Drinking at the game?

[TerryP]

only 1.5oz per pair/sandal, would it look weird if I had 10 pair of sandals?

Knowing my luck, I'd have a blowout and lose all my liquid.

Love that site btw, I know plenty of people of have spent all kinds of money on that site. Of course, I spent a crap load of money on Amazon...

'bout down to grocery store and Lowe's...what can't you buy if you look.

 

[planomateo]

Amazon Order History Report > https://www.amazon.com/gp/b2b/reports

As of today, total of $11,535.39 (first order 6/15/2000).

^^ smh at that number

 

[doemasters]

And you use the Rolltidebama amazon link right when spending all of that money? If not you must be an Aubbie fan :smiley-no-no-yellow

 

[bamanaf]

Just take your methadone that morning before you head to the game, that way you won't get the shakes.

 

[paintrockfan]

The exact game I was thinking about when I was typing that.

I had a sun tan lotion bottle with me that day—thoroughly washed out mind you—filled with a brandy if I'm not mistaken. Cognac maybe? Anyway, the bottle clearly had wind burn written on it as well so it didn't matter. The few times I've "snuck" liquor in it's been that method.
Damn that was a cold day.

Will always remember that day. I was working for Ocharleys in pelham at the time and we would come to the campus on gamedays to help out the T-town store. I was working on the "chux wagon" stationed on the quad near the chimes. Me and some coworkers worked the Friday shift then drove to town that night. We stayed in the Western behind the Ocharleys. We stayed up all night (seemed easier than waking after 2 hours). When driving to the campus I was rear-ended by a campus police officer who apologized and stated, and I will never forget this, "well, now you have a story to tell. You got into an accident with a cop and it was the cops fault". I also remember it being a big deal because it had been 99 years since we had played them there (is 2008 the first time we had actually scored any points at Bryant Denny?). It was so miserably cold that I actually volunteered to work the grill for the entire time I was there. I didn't go into the game but watched it in the hotel. I went home late that night and was just so glad to be home and out of the cold and away from that miserable environment. I watched a movie in my room (wife was out of town) and was just happy to be warm. That day and season was so miserable that I lost touch with most sports. I hate to say it, but I gave up on the tide and college football after that day. I found my way back around 2005 (I know I sound like a bandwagoner) inspired by "the catch".

 

[bamaraider]

We should all have a drinking game sometime.