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BrudLee · 12-22-2007, 01:11 PM

That doesn't mesh with my experiences at FedEx, but perhaps the fact that I'm usually loaded colors my memories.

Should you take you young child to a stadium to watch a game in opponent's colors and not expect some grief? Probably not. This gentleman should have alerted an usher if he thought his fellow patron's were excessive with their language or comsumption.

I have been lucky to sit in the same section for the past four years. I might take my son there when he's 13, but I'd pick a game where the outcome wasn't especially important, where the opposing fans would be in short supply, that wasn't being played in the evening (when the drinking is more prevalent), when the weather was nicer, and where I knew who the fans around me were and how they generally behave.

I also might leave my petticoats at home, but that's another problem.

12-22-2007, 01:11 PM	#2
BrudLee Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Rehoboth Beach, DE Posts: 3,494	Re: The NFL...Just A Beer Delivery Vehicle? That doesn't mesh with my experiences at FedEx, but perhaps the fact that I'm usually loaded colors my memories. Should you take you young child to a stadium to watch a game in opponent's colors and not expect some grief? Probably not. This gentleman should have alerted an usher if he thought his fellow patron's were excessive with their language or comsumption. I have been lucky to sit in the same section for the past four years. I might take my son there when he's 13, but I'd pick a game where the outcome wasn't especially important, where the opposing fans would be in short supply, that wasn't being played in the evening (when the drinking is more prevalent), when the weather was nicer, and where I knew who the fans around me were and how they generally behave. I also might leave my petticoats at home, but that's another problem. __________________ There's nowhere to go but up. Or down. I guess we could stay where we are, too.