I was asked tonight if I wanted 2 tickets to the
Gamecocks vs Clems6ngame. Now I need to decide if I want to go. If I could sell these tickets they'd be gone in the morning. But these are "invite" tickets to a private box, free open bar, tables piled high with finger-foods, the whole 9-yards.
If it was at
W-B I wouldn't hesitate, but since it's in
Buzzards Hollow (im
Memorial Stadium) I don't know if I want to go or not. I passed up on them last year for the
Clems6n vs UGA game, but the wife took them, she and her sister went. I've always sworn I wouldn't go to that hole in Pickens County, but after thinking more about it there are more advantages to the tickets this year...
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Gamecocks are playing*
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Private box
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Free bar and food
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I will be physically 'above' all them dirty tater-fans. I'm already spiritually and intellectually above them as are 98% of the citizenry of this great country.
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The 7 year old grandson is a die-hard Gamecocks fan. So I can carry him and not worry (as much)
about him getting an infection from them tater-fan folks.
Word has it they carry all kinds of rare and not-so-rare contagious afflictions that a person can catch in some cases by just being downwind. Even though the box is private I am still tempted to get the boy a Haz-Mat suit if I can find one that fits him. Cause the man who has the box to is a tater-fan.
I just don't know.
I remember going to
Littlejohn back in the late 70's or early 80's to see ZZ Top and it took me a month of 2 hot showers a day to get the yuck off me. And that was using steel wool in place of a washrag. I still have scrubbing scars. To this day I start twitching when I think about that god-awful ordeal. :shiver:
Anyway, I guess I'll either flip a coin or leave it up to the grandboy. I may us some psychology on him in how I word the question.
Ex:
"Case, do you want to go to Clems6n to a ball game or do you want to go fishing, hunting or 4-wheeling?"
I know he won't want to go to Taterland then.
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