FFTWENTYTHREE

We got spotlighted by the globe for a pats tailgating piece,it supposed to be in the sunday edition of the globe look for our TG bus it's pretty sweet

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SoCal Bong

Very nice!

Please post the article when it comes out for us out-of-towners.

Where were you tailgating that it was so empty/sparse around you?

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FFTWENTYTHREE

this was just a photo shoot we did yesterday outside the stadium near the players parking area

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a link to the article ( I hope )http://www.boston.com/news/local/mas...it_too/?page=1

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nhpatsfan

I've always loved your bus. Did they put photos in the paper copy? I didn't see any in the link.
And Zip gets a shout out in the article, also!

Patjew

I love the "wife" shirt!

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FFTWENTYTHREE

The only pic they used of us in the print edition was a shot of my WIFE inside the bus

Crowpointer

You guys park in the Rodman Lot right ? You were right near us a few times this year. I 'll stop by and say hi Saturday night if you're still going to park here. My 8 year old daughter saw THE BUS license plate and loved it.

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FFTWENTYTHREE

yea Rodman lot every week right under the quicklane sign next to my buddy Frucci,stop by and say hey

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Fleet Bank Patriots' Fan of the Year in 2001, Pierce is uncommonly committed: He lost his eyesight to a degenerative nerve disease but still catches rides from his Nashua home with friends who accompany him and help describe the action. Tailgating keeps him connected with friends he has made over the years. "That's a rich culture. There's a lot of folks I wouldn't see if I wasn't still going," he said.

Finally, I can relax. Whenever Randy told me he was driving to the game I'd get really worrried about some blind guy smashing into me the entire trip to the stadium.

Nice article. Great vehicles. And my wife think's I'm obsessed just watching and posting.

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