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Philly Game 10 October

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Well I am finally going to come home to the USA for a couple of weeks.  Covid has kept me stuck in Kuwait since I came here in Sept of 2019.

Looking at the schedule I am planning to go to the Philly game on the 10th of October.  It's been so long since I have been to a game that I'm dying to go.  

If any of you are going to have a tailgate I would love to hang out before the game with you.   I am trying to bring at least my 3 of my daughters and maybe their mother if I can afford tickets.

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My best friend’s an Eagles fan and bought some tickets, so I’ll be going as my birthday present.  Not sure what we’re gonna be doing but it’s gonna be a good time no doubt.  
 

Every time we go to games we never actually get to the seats until after kickoff.  Very bad at planning, apparently.  So not the best tailgate partners lol.  But if we do make it there beforehand we’d be more than happy to hang out.  It’d be us, his girlfriend, and our roommate

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3 hours ago, t96 said:

What do your daughters look like?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Just kidding. If I make it to that game I'd be up for some tailgating. 

Quite beautiful if I must say so myself.  They all have BFs or Husbands. 

I'm excited about seeing a game.  I think the last game I went to was when we lost to Dallas 9 years or so ago. 

I'm going to Virginia the week prior will bring one with me to Charlotte. One my daughters will be flying in from Texas and one driving up from Florida and the 4rh is undecided if she wants to go.

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