Houston Gauntlet tried something new tonight, the first (of hopefully more) Gauntlet Gives Back events.

24 thoughts on “Houston Gauntlet tried something new tonight, the first (of hopefully more) Gauntlet Gives Back events.”

1. This is so cool! The Gauntlet will be stronger and closer for doing stuff like this together. I guarantee it.

2. This is so cool! The Gauntlet will be stronger and closer for doing stuff like this together. I guarantee it.

3. Neat! That’s awesome!

4. Neat! That’s awesome!

5. Heck yeah! Way to represent, you all!

6. Heck yeah! Way to represent, you all!

7. Tim B I think you meant ‘y’all’ 😉

8. Tim B I think you meant ‘y’all’ 😉

9. Jason Cordova Y’all’d’ve thought this Oregonian was trying too hard. 😛

10. Jason Cordova Y’all’d’ve thought this Oregonian was trying too hard. 😛

11. Awesomeness #GauntletIsGoodPeople

12. Awesomeness #GauntletIsGoodPeople

13. That is so cool!

14. That is so cool!

15. Jim Jones We’ll definitely be stronger after carrying around all those items!

16. Jim Jones We’ll definitely be stronger after carrying around all those items!

17. Jason Cordova you are perpetuating stereotypes, I never “y’all”…unfortunately it’s because I “you people” instead 😛

    I will admit to loving a good “all y’all” though, never say it but love hearing it <3

18. Jason Cordova you are perpetuating stereotypes, I never “y’all”…unfortunately it’s because I “you people” instead 😛

    I will admit to loving a good “all y’all” though, never say it but love hearing it <3

19. Ain’t never been ashamed of a friendly yall or howdy.

20. Ain’t never been ashamed of a friendly yall or howdy.

21. Tim B Bless your heart.

22. Tim B Bless your heart.

23. “all y’all” is one of the best things about this language, it gives me such joy to hear (although I’m almost certain never to use it!) Can we blame/thank Texians for it, or is it a general southern US thing?

24. “all y’all” is one of the best things about this language, it gives me such joy to hear (although I’m almost certain never to use it!) Can we blame/thank Texians for it, or is it a general southern US thing?

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