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jennahrose @HaroldHood said:
@ZapRowsdower said:
So there are other Phish fans in Iowa?

Go Panthers!
I just moved to Ames for grad school! Have yet to meet a true Phan though. I'm wearing a Phish hoodie nearly everyday though. Eventually someone will bring up Phish to me.
Ahh!! there are a lot of phans in Ames, of that I am certain! I have a bunch of friends that still live there (I live in DC now) so just go to the bar Thumbs or DG's tap house and you're bound to run into people who would recognize the phish emblem.
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