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Iโm willing to be my last dollar that you never heard a thing about this one either
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I miss my mother time to time, that time she told me her hands where cold so I took her hand and warm her hands she was always proud of me in anyway, a mothers love is something else, I miss you Mom โค๏ธ
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Alright America, itโs time for us to fly back home to Germany. ๐บ๐ธ๐ฉ๐ช
We canโt lie, weโre really, really sad to leave. What an incredible trip this has been.
So many new experiences, so many places weโve visited and so many amazing people weโve met along the way. Weโre just incredibly thankful that we even had the opportunity to do something like this. We know that being able to travel for this long is far from normal and we donโt take any of it for granted.
This entire trip turned out to be even better than we could have ever imagined.
Weโve been talking about how much weโd love to just keep traveling. Another few weeks on the road, Christmas in America, going to the College Football Playoffs. If we could, weโd do it without thinking twice.
A few people have asked us whether it ever gets tiring. Driving for hours almost every day, constantly changing hotels and always being on the move.
And the answer is: Not at all.
Even after all these weeks, we were still just as excited about exploring this country as we were on day one. There wasnโt a single point where we felt like weโd had enough. We genuinely enjoyed every part of this adventure.
We also really hope you guys enjoyed following along as much as we enjoyed sharing everything with you. Meeting so many of you at stadiums, on campuses and in random places across the country made this trip even more special. Those are memories weโll never forget.
And then thereโs college football. What started as something we were simply curious about has turned into a sport weโve completely fallen in love with. My two travel buddies are even seriously considering joining an American football team back in Hamburg now. One wants to become a kicker, the other a cornerback and start intercepting passes, haha. Weโll see how that goes.
I donโt really know what else to say. These past weeks have just been incredible and I wish we could do it all over again.
Thank you to everyone who welcomed us, helped us, showed us around, gave us recommendations or simply followed our journey. You made this trip even better than we could have ever imagined.
Until next time, America! ๐บ๐ธโค๏ธ
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They went to Waffle House after the lsu game and all the workers apparently walked out so they decided to take charge
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This might be one of the coolest things I have ever seen. A stock trailer turned into a BBQ pit. Heck yes sign me up and who is coming with me?! This kind of custom work is amazing.
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What a warm sight to see! Mark Wysock, Frozen Tide alum, joined us with his family last night! Wysock wore #10 for us through 2008-2013. During his time with Alabama Hockey he earned himself 237 points. 102 goals. 135 assists. Wysock remains our top scorer today. This program never leaves you behind! Thank you Wysock for all you did! It was a pleasure having you out! Roll Frozen Tide! ๐๐
#alabama | #frozentide | #bama | #rolltide โ at Tuscaloosa, AL
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COPS TV SHOW showed up last night to film Andrew White in Kansas city, Kansas get arrested in front of his wife. ADIOS DREW!
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Tamarcus Cooley really hit the ball out of Josh Fordโs hand after the touchdown. ๐๐๐ #rolltide
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Wouldn't it funny if Deans sausage bought that ๐๐๐
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I wonder how the Islamic Academy would like rouge pigs running around
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The South Carolina Gamecocks are named after a Revolutionary War general the British couldnโt catch.
In 1780, the British captured Charleston and seemed to have South Carolina beaten. Thomas Sumter, a retired militia officer, was out of the war until the British burned his plantation.
Sumter raised his own band of backcountry fighters and went to war. He was a master at guerrilla warfare. He raided, ambushed, struck British outposts. Then vanished, again and again.
According to tradition, the British gave him his nickname, saying he fought like a gamecock, the fighting rooster that never quits.
At Blackstockโs Farm in November 1780, he fended off Banastre Tarleton himself.
The name stuck. Around 1900, a Columbia newspaper started calling the University of South Carolinaโs football team the Gamecocks after him and it became official.
The university carries on his legacy every Saturday on the football field.






























