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Bruce Monnin Offline
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RE: Screw it - let's go to Ann Arbor
Finally saw my tickets. Section 4, Row 75, Seats 11-14.

Someone paid $85 apiece for these. I am cheap and going for free.
 
09-08-2017 12:40 PM
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RE: Screw it - let's go to Ann Arbor
What section do they have UC fans located in? Still debating heading up
 
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RE: Screw it - let's go to Ann Arbor
(09-08-2017 05:10 PM)DelhiBearcat Wrote:  What section do they have UC fans located in? Still debating heading up
Man... That's a long ride from good ole Fashion Heights.
 
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