Let’s face it – would you rather have a ticket with a coupon you could trade for a burger after the game, or a ticket that smells like a burger before the game?
Let’s face it – would you rather have a ticket with a coupon you could trade for a burger after the game, or a ticket that smells like a burger before the game?
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“We remember the Sugar Bowl, I think it my junior year of high school, we let Alabama beat us twice,” Brinson said of a team that also lost to the Crimson Tide in the SEC Championship game. “We’re not letting Alabama beat us twice. In the Sugar Bowl in 2018, they… thought they should have been in the playoffs and lost to Texas.” -- AB-H, 12/27/23
A much cheaper way to deliver 4 Hot Dogs, with the tix and Cokes. I see lickable tix in Ga Techs future.
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Carl Jr. burger = Hardee’s burger. Same chain, different name.
Oregon should have chosen Jack-In-The-Box instead!
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Hardee’s is selling some tasty burgers these days…alone with some fine commercials.
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Don’t all LSU tickets already smell like corn dogs?
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You may be confusing the tickets with the ticket holders.
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Ha, that made me snort!
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Carl’s Jr? Jack in the Box? No way – Oregon should have done a deal with Burgerville and made the ticket smell like a Bacon and Bleu cheese burger made with Rogue Smokey Bleu cheese. Maybe add a Marionberry milkshake.
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Oh man, you aren’t kidding about Burgerville…I was the fattest kid on the block growing up because of that place. Their Double Cheeseburger with their special sauce is the greatest tasting burger evah.
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Shouldn’t they smell lile roasted duck?
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I don’t want to think about how their tickets will smell for the game against Oregon State.
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It is about damn time they did this. What took so long?
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What’s next….Scratch and smoke tickets that make you get the munchies and want to eat burgers after the fact?
I’m guessing in Oregon, the answer is yes.
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