Do you live in one of those tiny homes on HGTV? How small could an apartment be that you don't have room for a case of water to be stored for a day or two? Under your bed? In a closet? How about the bathtub?
One fan's observations of non game related stuff.
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Now that really makes no sense whatsoever!!!
They remove the caps on a bottle when you buy it in the stadium, but if you bring it in from the outside, you have to have a cap on all the bottles??!!
Shows you just how stupid that rule is!!!
Someone should get to Hobbs and make him realize just how ridiculous this rule is.
Not only for HPSS, but for the RAC too!!!
Which includes no need for drinking water?
People who've had to deal with large bureaucracies know better than to complain about inconsistently illogical things because they are almost always fixed to be more consistently illogical. Now that folks have contacted Hobbs about this, we can look forward to (a) a ban on bringing any liquid into the stadium with or without caps and (b) being strip-searched to check for bottle caps.
Also, we can expect the $6 water bottles to be reduced in price to $4 while being reduced in volume by half. [roll]
Where was the pulled pork stand, will try it next week? The Falafel Bowl sucked. The worst part was the cold rice in the bowl, which must be two day old leftovers from a Chinese restaurant. Doesn't anyone who devises these recipes put the food in their mouth before they sell it to the unsuspecting public.
a day or two ? You drink a whole case of water sometimes in just one day ? that's impressive in a weird way.
Some of you are not too bright.
(Maybe that is how one comes to be called Bubba.)
Only capped bottles allowed in = It is about alcohol, not the throwing hazard.
Now them taking the caps at the stands really is stupid but that is a separate issue.
(Maybe that is how one comes to be called Bubba.)
Only capped bottles allowed in = It is about alcohol, not the throwing hazard.
Now them taking the caps at the stands really is stupid but that is a separate issue.
Are you saying the alcohol concerns with uncapped bottles being brought in outweigh the safety concerns with capped bottles being brought in?
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-stadiums-sell-bottled-drinks-without-bottle-caps
Unless I missed it, there are still no water fountains upstairs on the East Side.
Yes it was. Very cool.
Yeah nice post because he said this...
7. God Bless the New DJ. Bruce and Badlands! Fabulous! Some Ramones and Bon Jovi: New Jersey/ New York strong and smart. Song that sounded like bad tuba's/horns awful. "We're Having a Party" after a win please! Local band, the Rogues' jig version of Alma Mater is worth a listen. Changing words to Alma Mater is awful. Neutral on the DJ - liked Yoshi, liked the new guy - anything but hearing horrible marching band music for me.
We know how much you just love marching band style music. LOL
Hey, thanks for questioning my intelligence. Would you like to know were I got my degree from, my SAT scores, etc? And since you brought it up, "Bubba" is a term of endearment in parts of the country.
I am a rule follower as the cap was on my son's bottle, and we respectfully, though begrudgingly, threw the bottle out. Again, I could have returned to the car, put two sips of water back in the bottle, sealed it up tight, and no one would have known.
If, as you say, its an issue of alcohol consumption, though I understand the concern, discretion and judgment can be used on the officers part. A 9 year old walking in with the red "smiley" face from Gatorade, or an 80 year old woman drinking a bottle, on a day when the temps were over 90 can and should get a "look the other way". If I was walking in with a bunch of my buddies, showing visible signs of excessive consumption, I would understand enforcing the rule.
In the end, it cost me $4 bucks, which is obviously not a big deal. I mentioned these as odd rules with a seemingly lack of logic and inconsistencies in enforcement.
Mrs. Screw, how was this different from before? I've only been to a game three years ago (homecoming game) and one last year. It seems if this is different, this must be the way Ash's other schools have done it. Agree, very classy.
They drove 2 ATV's down the lane about 10-10:30, but that was the only time I saw them.
Hydration station but only if you pay $6.00. If not it is a dehydration station. If you do shell it out your wallet will become dehydrated.
Last year:
sweat suits, carrying their equipment bags, not very engaging with the fans, walking in a group, headphones most off, some on, cell phones in plain view
THIS YEAR:
jackets, ties, dress pants, dress shoes, single line, smiling, only a few headphones around the neck, none on, no cell phones, engaging with the fans:
The thread is about (or at least has turned into) bringing liquids into a game. He's talking about buying a case of water for the game. If you do your tailgate shopping a couple days before, that's how long you have to sit on it in your apartment.
I bought a bag of ice and and a 24pack on my way to the game. They cost $5.
$6 is not crazy for a liter of water at a sporting event, let alone one in the northeast. That's over four cups of water for anyone doing the math.
Also, Rutgers was giving away FREE bottled water inside the cooling zones. They announced this several times. I was in a tent for 15 minutes and EMS was bringing case after case of water, and they were flying out just as fast. I'm sure they probably ran out after awhile, but that was more than most could ask for.
Aren't you on record saying that you need at least 8 cars to be happy? I think if you went with an Accord instead of the Audi, you wouldn't be complaining about the water!
[cheers]
5 cars. And as a general rule I don't drink a lot of water. Except for "proofing water".
one suggestion is that they start handing out the big garbage bags when you pull into the lot (atleast in Blue they seem to have stopped doing it this season). Someone came through the aisle the first game, but not the 2nd.
That was actually a really good idea, handing out the garbage bags as you pulled in. I guess it's gone the way of the Alley.
I guess that's a small perk of donating a little more for yellow than blue, haha :scream::stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
lol - for my money, by far the biggest perk is the 5-10 minute exit time, regardless of the outcome. I hate sitting in traffic, especially after a loss, and hated the 60-90 minute waits to exit blue (which actually was and probably still is my favorite lot, aside from that).
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