(10-27-2014 02:49 PM)Pounce FTW Wrote:  

(10-27-2014 01:08 PM)The Black Flag Wrote:  

(10-26-2014 03:04 PM)Pounce FTW Wrote:  #ModernDayHate

I take it you either didn't click the link or don't think critically.

Didn't click the link. The more I see that saying or hash tag, the more cringeworthy it becomes. We can come up with something so much better.

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(10-27-2014 03:33 PM)The Black Flag Wrote:  Didn't click the link. The more I see that saying or hash tag, the more cringeworthy it becomes. We can come up with something so much better.

Gotcha. I may have been the one not thinking critically.

I personally like Dirty Dirty Hate. Contrasts with UGA/GT and with a modern southern twist.

I like both Luke and Cole. Just wish Luke would get a little more on board with spreading the Southern name like Cole.

Might not be traditional country(which I really like), but I think there is room for everybody to make a living.

I don't like all of anybody's stuff.

As far as the "not a rivalry yet" name goes.

How about "U Who?"

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Question for folks living on or around the I-16 corridor. Last month I drove to Savannah and I do not recall hearing one Luke, Cole, GA-FL Line, or "Bro Country" song the entire time I was on I-16. In fact, the country radio stations on the drive seemed to play a mix of classic and current stuff. Is that the normal experience for radio station play in that area? Or did I just get lucky? Also, I assumed being local guys Luke and Cole would get a lot of airplay, but they didn't. Was that normal? Or just happenstance?

(10-28-2014 11:24 PM)GaStPanthers Wrote:  Question for folks living on or around the I-16 corridor. Last month I drove to Savannah and I do not recall hearing one Luke, Cole, GA-FL Line, or "Bro Country" song the entire time I was on I-16. In fact, the country radio stations on the drive seemed to play a mix of classic and current stuff. Is that the normal experience for radio station play in that area? Or did I just get lucky? Also, I assumed being local guys Luke and Cole would get a lot of airplay, but they didn't. Was that normal? Or just happenstance?

NFI

As soon as I get close enough to Savannah I always turned it on 95.5 and listened to classic rock. You can pick it up somewhere in between Metter and Dublin.

(10-27-2014 04:04 PM)The4thOption Wrote:  I like both Luke and Cole. Just wish Luke would get a little more on board with spreading the Southern name like Cole.

Might not be traditional country(which I really like), but I think there is room for everybody to make a living.

I don't like all of anybody's stuff.

As far as the "not a rivalry yet" name goes.

How about "U Who?"

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Ha! I see what you did there ^ . As far as Cole and Luke are concerned, have you heard the latest Garth Brooks? Slightly "pop" if you ask me. Yea if you hang in this area long enough you will hear them both and often. A few weeks ago I attended the Luke Bryan Farm Tour concert here. May very well have been the largest college football pep rally in history. Who's house and Georgia Southern chants could be heard 20 miles away.

(10-27-2014 03:38 PM)bullitt_60 Wrote:  The World's Most Reasonably Sized Outdoor Cocktail Party

It's only outdoors every other time. Well, the new stadium will be retractible so I guess it could be "outdoors" as long as the weather is ok. Either that or I they get the Ted it will be outdoors all the time.