| FTBL LSU game time moved to 10AM CST...
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Jatide said:
This morning i was listening to "The Herd" and they said that if ASU scored 7 on LSU it would be a win for ASU. LSU isnt Michigan!
But 10am! How will the LSU fans have enough time to get really drunk and obnoxious?
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They'll find a way, I'm sure. They always do. 
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rammajamma said:
They will start Friday night!!!
hahah :lol: :lol:
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the_rolltide said:
I was at a Bama LSU game in the seventies at legion Field, where the KO had been moved to 11:00 a.m. for TV. Along around 10:30 some LSU fans came in with one of their group having to be helped up the steps to their seats in a section next to the onw we were sitting in. By the end of the first quarter I saw them coming back down the steps. A big guy in their group had the stumbler slung over his shoulder as they left the stadium. Even LSU fans slow down after that many hours of constant drinking.
We're actually pretty good at math. Start tailgating six hours earlier.rammajamma said:
Most people that have tents will arrive this afternoon and take a nap. Then tailgating begins around 10 pm.
Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez
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TigerBait3 said:We're actually pretty good at math. Start tailgating six hours earlier.rammajamma said:
Most people that have tents will arrive this afternoon and take a nap. Then tailgating begins around 10 pm.
Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez
HELL YEA!!!!!
Let the good times roll!!!
Son temps de football!!!
TigerBait3 said:We're actually pretty good at math. Start tailgating six hours earlier.rammajamma said:
Most people that have tents will arrive this afternoon and take a nap. Then tailgating begins around 10 pm.
Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez
Let's see . . . if the game starts at 10 am and you begin tailgating around 10 pm the night before, I do believe that adds up to 12 hours instead of 6 hours as you previously stated.
You need to go back and edit the comment about "We're actually pretty good at math." I think you might be fooling us.
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TigerBait3 said:We're actually pretty good at math. Start tailgating six hours earlier.rammajamma said:
Most people that have tents will arrive this afternoon and take a nap. Then tailgating begins around 10 pm.
Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez
Well, there you have it. Start the night before! :lol:
rouleau de marée!
10 AM to 4 PM = 6 hours.bear facts said:TigerBait3 said:We're actually pretty good at math. Start tailgating six hours earlier.rammajamma said:
Most people that have tents will arrive this afternoon and take a nap. Then tailgating begins around 10 pm.
Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez
Let's see . . . if the game starts at 10 am and you begin tailgating around 10 pm the night before, I do believe that adds up to 12 hours instead of 6 hours as you previously stated.
You need to go back and edit the comment about "We're actually pretty good at math." I think you might be fooling us.
A lot of people will get there around 6 AM, but a large percentage will be set up by the time the sun goes down tonight.
TigerBait3 said:10 AM to 4 PM = 6 hours.bear facts said:TigerBait3 said:We're actually pretty good at math. Start tailgating six hours earlier.rammajamma said:
Most people that have tents will arrive this afternoon and take a nap. Then tailgating begins around 10 pm.
Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez
Let's see . . . if the game starts at 10 am and you begin tailgating around 10 pm the night before, I do believe that adds up to 12 hours instead of 6 hours as you previously stated.
You need to go back and edit the comment about "We're actually pretty good at math." I think you might be fooling us.
A lot of people will get there around 6 AM, but a large percentage will be set up by the time the sun goes down tonight.
Here, maybe this will help--an example straight out of the Corndog Math Book:
1+1=2
At LSU in order for most teachers to understand it you would have to translate the Math Book to Hindi.bear facts said:TigerBait3 said:10 AM to 4 PM = 6 hours.bear facts said:TigerBait3 said:We're actually pretty good at math. Start tailgating six hours earlier.rammajamma said:
Most people that have tents will arrive this afternoon and take a nap. Then tailgating begins around 10 pm.
Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez
Let's see . . . if the game starts at 10 am and you begin tailgating around 10 pm the night before, I do believe that adds up to 12 hours instead of 6 hours as you previously stated.
You need to go back and edit the comment about "We're actually pretty good at math." I think you might be fooling us.
A lot of people will get there around 6 AM, but a large percentage will be set up by the time the sun goes down tonight.
Here, maybe this will help--an example straight out of the Corndog Math Book:
1+1=2
TigerBait3 said:At LSU in order for most teachers to understand it you would have to translate the Math Book to Hindi.bear facts said:TigerBait3 said:10 AM to 4 PM = 6 hours.bear facts said:TigerBait3 said:We're actually pretty good at math. Start tailgating six hours earlier.rammajamma said:
Most people that have tents will arrive this afternoon and take a nap. Then tailgating begins around 10 pm.
Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez
Let's see . . . if the game starts at 10 am and you begin tailgating around 10 pm the night before, I do believe that adds up to 12 hours instead of 6 hours as you previously stated.
You need to go back and edit the comment about "We're actually pretty good at math." I think you might be fooling us.
A lot of people will get there around 6 AM, but a large percentage will be set up by the time the sun goes down tonight.
Here, maybe this will help--an example straight out of the Corndog Math Book:
1+1=2
I actually received my undergraduate degree from LSU, so I understand exactly where you are coming from.
But I will say this: one of my American Lit instructors was from India and spoke impeccable English (You would have thought he was a Brit). One of the most eloquent professors I've ever had.
He sounded kinda funny trying to read Huck Finn aloud, though. :lol:
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