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UGA showing that they can be beaten, even at home in Athens. The Vols have the players, coaches, and scheme to do it. Execution will determine what they achieve.
 
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What was life like before tv?
For quite a few years, I was happy without a television. I went to games, concerts, plays, shows, clubs, ice rinks, restaurants, others’ lodgings, fields, mountains, towns, cities… When I watched the Vols, I did so from the student section in Neyland.
 
For quite a few years, I was happy without a television. I went to games, concerts, plays, shows, clubs, ice rinks, restaurants, others’ lodgings, fields, mountains, towns, cities… When I watched the Vols, I did so from the student section in Neyland.
I actually didn’t have tv the first couple of years I was in Wyoming.
 
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Once, we invaded Hess hall (we didn’t live there), commandeered the TV, and tuned in SNL. There were objections at first, and some male hormonal posturing, but soon enough, everyone was intrigued. One guy kept asking, “What the f*** is this?” Until, uniformly, everyone else yelled at him to shut up. Good times…
 
You went on dates with gay nerds? ;)
We didn’t consider it a date, but my freshman year, I would go to the Strip with the openly gay guy from Reese Hall to drink beer and play pinball. He was an engineering student, so a gay nerd. He knew hitting on me was fruitless, and I didn’t care that he was gay. My mother was an actress in the ‘60s. I’d encountered gay folk since single digits. I had a gay male friend in high school, and a couple of bi girls were among my amorphous group of friends.
 
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