Looks like beer at Neyland was a success

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imw8n4u said:
To name a few, nose picking, fingernail biting, chewing with your mouth open, lip smacking, poor hygiene, dipping, and yes, smoking. Are you arguing smoking is a good habit?
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Good grief snowflake. I’m arguing that a small roped off area shouldn’t offend so many people and should be allowed at the games.
 
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05_never_again said:
I know I am in the minority, but I don't think there is any such thing as "responsible driving." Even if you're driving responsibly on the interstate, you're still going 70 mph and can kill someone.
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As you feel this way, I hope you never drive, or, for your mental health, don't even ride in a motor vehicle. BTW, you do not need to be going 70MPH in order to kill, or be killed with a vehicle.
 
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This thread made me sad. And I like beer. I also hate dehydrated fans who spent a ton of their money on tickets, yet can’t afford really expensive water. I’m not as smart as a lot of you economy fellers. I guess economic principles always work because people are like machines who always follow them.
 
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I was one that was opposed to beer in the stadium. I believed that not only would it add to an increase in drunks but I enjoyed the fact that it was one of the things that separated the college game from the pro game. Now that the season is over I'll say that IMO there was no increase in drunkenness and stupidity. In fact, it probably was less. I saw plenty of people around me with beers (as well as myself) but they exhibited no more stupidity than those drinking cokes or Petros tea. Granted it probably had to do with the fact that a beer cost as much as a dinner but so be it. Heck, I saw more problem with people vaping than drinking beer in the stadium
 
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