Nashville Courts UK for basketball game

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#126
Midfielder10 said:
Are we talking Cornell campus or Ithaca, New York? You keep changing your argument here. The buildings are old because the school is old. That's why it's Ivy League...
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You just aren't very bright. I stated that Cornell is the biggest craphole venue in the Ivy. A person of even modest intelligence would understand the term "venue" to mean the campus and surrounding area. Thus, I can see how you missed the point.
 
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#128
And tell me exactly where the Ivy in Ivy League comes from. The Ivy on the buildings? Symbolic of academia dating back to the 19th century or later for most of the schools?
 
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hatvol96 said:
You just aren't very bright. I stated that Cornell is the biggest craphole venue in the Ivy. A person of even modest intelligence would understand the term "venue" to mean the campus and surrounding area. Thus, I can see how you missed the point.
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You referenced quality of life. Did you really think the poll was rating the quality of life on the Cornell campus?
 
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Midfielder10 said:
You referenced quality of life. Did you really think the poll was rating the quality of life on the Cornell campus?
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No, by the little intro to the poll it was obvious that the rankings were based on comments by and interviews with residents of the various cities. Given that one of life's biggest truisms is that "Ignorance is Bliss" I'm not suprised that the people of Nashville spoke highly of their city and its fabulous cheap housing.
 
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#131
I'm sure they wandered the streets of Nashville and found the most ignorant, uneducated redneck they could find for their poll that their reputation is on the line for. If that was the case, how come Hickory, NC or Munford, TN weren't on the lists? Everyone in those tiny little towns loves it there.
 
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#135
What exactly is this "Magicphone" thing? I tried to search for it but the only thing that came up was this thread and one other that didn't explain much.
 
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#136
if i was a UK fan im not to sure that i would even want to play in Nasvhille. Doesnt seem like the Wildcats have faired to well in the Music City over the years
 
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Vols420 said:
if i was a UK fan im not to sure that i would even want to play in Nasvhille. Doesnt seem like the Wildcats have faired to well in the Music City over the years
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You might want to take another look at UK's record in games played in Mullet City.
 
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hatvol96 said:
They both embody suckitude. The ATL does have quality stip clubs. Advantage: Atlanta.
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Why travel 3 hours to see gorgeous naked women??? You can do that here. For Free. :)
Unless you have to pay to see it.....then I can see why traveling to ATL would be an advantage.

By the way - What the heck is a STIP club? :crazy:


On Topic: I agree with KidBourbon - Atlanta Sucks.
 
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hatvol96 said:
You might want to take another look at UK's record in games played in Mullet City.
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they have played well there. Add to that the fact that the average UK fan has a far better chance getting a ticket to that game at a reasonable price, compared to the stampede at Rupp. Everything is swallowed up by season tix holders and alumni, all you can get is nosebleed seats behind the goals, and for games against Louisville or NC those are still 150-300 dollars per ticket.

A little more than half the state is closer to Nashville than Lexington.
 
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