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Tuxedo-Challenge

Tux Challenge Day 15: Big Time Rush

By Tim Rogers |

Halfway there. Almost kinda. August has 31 days this year, so technically I’m not quite halfway there. But I’m a fan of Big Time Rush, so today I’m singing:

We’re halfway there
We’re looking good now
Nothing’s gonna get in the way
We’re halfway there
And looking back now
I never thought that I’d ever say
We’re halfway there
We’re halfway there

Now then. After I water skied in a tuxedo, several observers said it would be impossible for The Great Tuxedo Challenge of 2012, brought to you by Patron XO Cafe, with special help from Al’s Formal Wear, to top those watery fun times. We shall see. In fact, we shall see on Friday.

Another anonymous donor who would like to see me suffer has paid my way into the Big Clay Shoot, with the understanding that I would encourage you fine people to sign up. And with the additional understanding that I would sweat profusely while shooting a shotgun in a tuxedo. The gig is hosted by Gordon Keith, of Ticket fame, if you’re into that kind of thing. And proceeds benefit the Big Brothers Big Sisters Outdoors Program, if you’re not.

In all seriousness, I did the Big Clay Shoot a few years back. It’s a great time. Elm Fork Shooting Sports is a sweet venue. And it’s all for a good cause. If you have a few dollars and some free time on Friday, get your guns out and join us.

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