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Official Panthers/Falcons Tailgate Thread

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There were prolly closer to 35 people maybe that showed up. A late arriving crowd came after 12:30. That brunswick stew was just friggin' awesome. Added a little hot sauce and it just kicked ass. Spilled beans all over the floor of my truck on the way home.

Heard one tailgater say that he hasn't bought any food in the stadium in 3 years. If it's done well that's what should happen.

To put on a season of tailgating feeding hundreds of people, as well as raising thousands of dollars for charity, takes contributions from many people. All the way from people who show up, eat, and donate to the people who shop during the week and cook on Sunday. People cook desserts and bring them, make banners to help others know where to come, bring coffee and biscuits, sponsor, setup, etc. It's an excellent example of people just wanting to help out in anyway and have fun.

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There were prolly closer to 35 people maybe that showed up. A late arriving crowd came after 12:30. That brunswick stew was just friggin' awesome. Added a little hot sauce and it just kicked ass. Spilled beans all over the floor of my truck on the way home.

Heard one tailgater say that he hasn't bought any food in the stadium in 3 years. If it's done well that's what should happen.

To put on a season of tailgating feeding hundreds of people, as well as raising thousands of dollars for charity, takes contributions from many people. All the way from people who show up, eat, and donate to the people who shop during the week and cook on Sunday. People cook desserts and bring them, make banners to help others know where to come, bring coffee and biscuits, sponsor, setup, etc. It's an excellent example of people just wanting to help out in anyway and have fun.

Well said my friend.

The play of the field may have sucked this season.....the economy has definitely sucked this season....

But, due to the hard work of many at the TG's and the generosity shown by our members, there will be about 65 kids waking up Christmas morning with a new bicycle.......and THAT makes it all worth while.

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