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Playoff Huddle Tailgate

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By mush,
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If there were enough interested people to commit with cash, we could do another tailgate of old....Ranucci has already committed with the date if there is enough interest. 

 

I figure we'll need about $500 to do it right, getting all the parking spaces and everything else needed.  Turds would definitely be on the menu. 

 

I'll put in the first $100.  Who else would come?

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I would be glad to help out.  I believe me and the fam are gonna tailgate fo sho.  probably wont get tix but gotta party in Charlotte for the game!!

 

Would love to have you party with us LTown.

 

Remember that Riot puts on a hell of a "during the game" party at Cans Recycled.

 

Huddle Tailgate + Riot Party would still be a hell of a day......and the crowd at Cans will be incredible.

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