for the record, there were 3 kids, all wearing flannel shirts looking about as baked as the muffin I ate for breakfast, who stood the entire time UL made that run to cut the lead to 10. Funny thing is, they said the wrong thing to the wrong folks and were promptly escorted out as we made our final run.
Just wondering if anyone else in or near 208 enjoyed that as much as me. ;D
I was sitting right there also. They were some wastoids from Tosa East saying Jerry Smith was their boy, but after awhile they were so dazed they couldn't remember who they were cheering for. I'm definitely making a point of talking to the normal seat holders at the ND game to let them know what complete douche-bags they gave their tickets to.
Quote from: Litehouse on March 03, 2010, 09:02:52 AM
I'm definitely making a point of talking to the normal seat holders at the ND game to let them know what complete douche-bags they gave their tickets to.
haha nice.
I heard them for a bit also.
There were also two gentleman sitting directly behind me who would scream, "Mismatch!" every time Samuels or Jennings would be fed in the post. Too bad they left before they could see their boy Samuels finally get his 4 garbage-time points...
Quote from: Litehouse on March 03, 2010, 09:02:52 AM
I'm definitely making a point of talking to the normal seat holders at the ND game to let them know what complete douche-bags they gave their tickets to.
What if the normal seatholders were one of the kids' parents and they were previously unaware of their son's drug use? I can't think of a more roundabout way to get busted.
Quote from: Cooby Snacks on March 03, 2010, 09:16:34 AM
What if the normal seatholders were one of the kids' parents and they were previously unaware of their son's drug use? I can't think of a more roundabout way to get busted.
When we challenged them if they even had tickets there, one of the kids said they were his grandma's seats. I'm sure she's real proud. I could care less if they were stoned, but one kid was standing the entire time facing away from the court antagonizing the rest of the fans in the section, repeatedly flipping everyone off. It was just really annoying in what was otherwise an awesome night.
Quote from: Litehouse on March 03, 2010, 09:39:03 AM
When we challenged them if they even had tickets there, one of the kids said they were his grandma's seats. I'm sure she's real proud. I could care less if they were stoned, but one kid was standing the entire time facing away from the court antagonizing the rest of the fans in the section, repeatedly flipping everyone off. It was just really annoying in what was otherwise an awesome night.
If only ErickJD08 was there, he could have called security on them.
Standard Tosa East
There was a Louisville fan wearing a Terrance Williams jersey and his mother, decked out in red, sitting behind us. They were bit vocal early on, but quickly sank low in their seats and looked as if they had consumed too much bad seafood.
I did find myself wishing Reese Gaines and his family was in the house somewhere.
Quote from: JWags85 on March 03, 2010, 11:26:03 AM
I did find myself wishing Reese Gaines and his family was in the house somewhere.
Why, so he could blow past everyone on the court all night and then promptly hit a game winning three from somewhere on I-94 halfway back to his hometown of Madison????
Thats a pretty dumb comment
There were some good comments from the people around us. "how's your boy Jerry doing on the bench." "If you want to be an obnoxious jerk, go down to Freedom Hall, you'll fit right in." Something comparing the kid to Karen Sypher's aborted love child, didn't catch the whole thing. An assortment of pot jokes, including "the two-jointed slobber". "You do realize it's Jerry SMITH, not Jerry GARCIA, don't you."