...cozying up to the TV with a Vanilla Snuggle for football!
One week from today...
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I've considered the possibility, however unlikely, that I am not able to reach the McAndrew board demographic with references to Vanilla Snuggles and lattes.
How about this for a football Saturday?
How about this for a football Saturday?
Bob, I think I'd like you hair better in a bun instead of long and flowing down your shoulders. Long hair looks great on gals, not so much on guys....cozying up to the TV with a Vanilla Snuggle for football!
One week from today Akron is going to be pounded on by both Sequon & Harvey.
Oh lord....the man bun should be illegal. Bring back the mullet before wearing that atrocity.
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Unless of course you win the Battle of the Bastards and live in Winterfell - then you can wear your hair however you want.
I actually think it's going to be much more low scoring than many think. I don't think we're going to show much of the playbook.Our offense is going to be like...
How much playbook do you need? Handoff to Barkley......repeat as needed.
Not to worry Dave. if your tickets are a no show for next week, Penn State slready apologized this morning.
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Penn State Apologizes For Ticket Issues
By Ben Jones, 08/25/2017, 10:30 AM
If you're a Penn State football season ticket holder you may have noticed that you don't have your tickets yet. It may have also crossed your mind that Penn State is just a week from starting the 2017 season.
You aren't the only one who has noticed.
“We’ve had a very challenging week, but not anywhere near as challenging as the week our fans have had,” associate athletic director Tom McGrath said on Thursday night during Penn State football's weekly radio show. “We have not delivered on a very reasonable expectation. There’s just no excuse for this. We are working on it. trying to make the best of an unfortunate situation.”
The issue appears to come from a new booklet that will hold the tickets. While McGrath says that all season tickets should be in the mail in the coming days, there is little doubt things will be changing in the future.
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“This is not the way we expect to do business,” McGrath said. “But it is what we have right now, and we’re working to address (it) and have tickets in fans’ hands in time for the game. Next year it will not be
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Yup. Problem solved. Time to move on.Not to worry Dave. Penn if your tickets are a no show for next week, State apologized.
StateCollege.com
Penn State Apologizes For Ticket Issues
By Ben Jones, 08/25/2017, 10:30 AM
If you're a Penn State football season ticket holder you may have noticed that you don't have your tickets yet. It may have also crossed your mind that Penn State is just a week from starting the 2017 season.
You aren't the only one who has noticed.
“We’ve had a very challenging week, but not anywhere near as challenging as the week our fans have had,” associate athletic director Tom McGrath said on Thursday night during Penn State football's weekly radio show. “We have not delivered on a very reasonable expectation. There’s just no excuse for this. We are working on it. trying to make the best of an unfortunate situation.”
The issue appears to come from a new booklet that will hold the tickets. While McGrath says that all season tickets should be in the mail in the coming days, there is little doubt things will be changing in the future.
Sponsored by
“This is not the way we expect to do business,” McGrath said. “But it is what we have right now, and we’re working to address (it) and have tickets in fans’ hands in time for the game. Next year it will not be
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