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Galway Eagle

Quote from: ChitownJuan on December 01, 2014, 02:43:42 PM
I played four square for that game too. Its kind of a tradition now. Hahaha.

Oh haha definitely played foursquare with you good game great little tradition. Better than when we used to just play pass the handle.
Retire Terry Rand's jersey!

jsglow

Quote from: Lighthouse 84 on December 01, 2014, 02:16:10 PM
How did that work out for them??

Fine Lighthouse.  The 'no alcohol' part was important because they were 18 at the time and I absolutely knew that both MPD and Public Safety would be visiting them regularly through the night.  I think they understood that it was no time to be stupid.  

The Bucky game in 2010 was an early start so daughter actually arrived with some Fanatics the night before while the Bucks were still playing.  They got kicked off the corner by the Andy Frans and ended up across the street at the northeast corner of the Arena where they slept out under the sign.  She wasn't actually the first in line but was the first female.  So when security the next day chose the person to do the countdown over the megaphone, it was her.  Two years ago, I believe the same security guy (all the early bird students know him) asked our son to step across the rope to assist Buzz with doughnut handouts, and then enter the building first.  I'll take that legacy 35 years from now.

ChitownSpaceForRent

Quote from: jsglow on December 01, 2014, 02:51:58 PM
Fine Lighthouse.  The 'no alcohol' part was important because they were 18 at the time and I absolutely knew that both MPD and Public Safety would be visiting them regularly through the night.  I think they understood that it was no time to be stupid.  

The Bucky game in 2010 was an early start so daughter actually arrived with some Fanatics the night before while the Bucks were still playing.  They got kicked off the corner by the Andy Frans and ended up across the street at the northeast corner of the Arena where they slept out under the sign.  She wasn't actually the first in line but was the first female.  So when security the next day chose the person to do the countdown over the megaphone, it was her.  Two years ago, I believe the same security guy (all the early bird students know him) asked our son to step across the rope to assist Buzz with doughnut handouts, and then enter the building first.  I'll take that legacy 35 years from now.

We call him the general. He can be a pain to deal with.

Galway Eagle

Quote from: jsglow on December 01, 2014, 02:51:58 PM
Fine Lighthouse.  The 'no alcohol' part was important because they were 18 at the time and I absolutely knew that both MPD and Public Safety would be visiting them regularly through the night.  I think they understood that it was no time to be stupid.  

The Bucky game in 2010 was an early start so daughter actually arrived with some Fanatics the night before while the Bucks were still playing.  They got kicked off the corner by the Andy Frans and ended up across the street at the northeast corner of the Arena where they slept out under the sign.  She wasn't actually the first in line but was the first female.  So when security the next day chose the person to do the countdown over the megaphone, it was her.  Two years ago, I believe the same security guy (all the early bird students know him) asked our son to step across the rope to assist Buzz with doughnut handouts, and then enter the building first.  I'll take that legacy 35 years from now.

I felt bad for The people who weren't drinking that 2010 night.
Retire Terry Rand's jersey!

jsglow

Quote from: BagpipingBoxer on December 01, 2014, 02:16:32 PM
Oh that takes me back. Last time I camped out it was 2010 closed some place on old world third, then went to George webbs then straight to the bradley center. Oh the lack of memories.  

So Bag, did you end up under that Arena sign in 2010?  You know the crowd that was there in the wee hours.  I won't mention any names.

muwarrior69

Quote from: ChitownJuan on December 01, 2014, 01:17:42 PM
Lineup at around 3am. Wait a second...that sounds miserable. The things I go through.

In my day students had reserved seats so we did not have to line up...thank God. I can remember a 3 week stretch where the temperature did not get above zero.

Galway Eagle

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Quote from: jsglow on December 01, 2014, 03:02:03 PM
So Bag, did you end up under that Arena sign in 2010?  You know the crowd that was there in the wee hours.  I won't mention any names.

In 2010 I officially got there around 4 I wanna say. Me and a buddy closed down Buckheads (sophomores with fakes feel so cool) went to George webbs, called another buddy to bring some stuff to us, sat in his car drinking the old four lokos, then got in line.  Didn't really know most the other people and we obviously stood out as a wee bit inebriated so we weren't about to become buddies with many people but we wanted bird cage seats.

Funny thing is I forgot I got my dad and his college roommate tickets to that game, was supposed to sit with them but saw them at half time and to this day have no recollection.  
Retire Terry Rand's jersey!

Galway Eagle

Quote from: muwarrior69 on December 01, 2014, 08:04:24 PM
In my day students had reserved seats so we did not have to line up...thank God. I can remember a 3 week stretch where the temperature did not get above zero.

I've only seen it like three times be hyped enough that you needed to get there that early (WI, ND, OSU) for the most part two hours did the trick.
Retire Terry Rand's jersey!

ChitownSpaceForRent

Quote from: BagpipingBoxer on December 01, 2014, 08:15:57 PM
In 2010 I officially got there around 4 I wanna say. Me and a buddy closed down Buckheads (sophomores with fakes feel so cool) went to George webbs, called another buddy to bring some stuff to us, sat in his car drinking the old four lokos, then got in line.  Didn't really know most the other people and we obviously stood out as a wee bit inebriated so we weren't about to become buddies with many people but we wanted bird cage seats.

Funny thing is I forgot I got my dad and his college roommate tickets to that game and saw them at half time and to this day have no recollection.   

Four lokos are always a poor decision. Especially the old ones. My friends almost didnt survive a weekend trip to U of I (Illinois) because of those bad boys.

Galway Eagle

Quote from: ChitownJuan on December 01, 2014, 08:18:03 PM
Four lokos are always a poor decision. Especially the old ones. My friends almost didnt survive a weekend trip to U of I (Illinois) because of those bad boys.

TAMU's line to me after I had a few too many of those "[bagpiper] what did you drink tonight?" Me "just food poisoning" "[bagpiper] you can't eat alcohol"

Now days I shudder at the radioactive stuff college kids drink.
Retire Terry Rand's jersey!

real chili 83

Quote from: brewcity77 on December 01, 2014, 12:49:35 PM
First time at the BC?  :o :o :o

If you want the classic experience, I'd probably say Goolsby's, though I'm not a huge fan. It will be jam packed with gold and red (probably to the point you won't be able to hold a conversation or hear yourself think) before the game. Buckhead's, Buck Bradley's, and Upper 90 are all sports bar atmospheres before the game within walking distance. Not sure if Upper 90 will have the Premier League on that morning, probably a decent chance.

You could also start on campus and walk. Get a bloody at Sobelman's or hit another campus bar then head down Wells. Should be a decent day Saturday, highs around 40.
.

Sobelmans doesn't open till 11.  Too bad, a bloody sounds good.

real chili 83

Quote from: LloydsLegs on December 01, 2014, 02:37:20 PM
I'm conditioning Mrs. Legs now (easy, 4ever), but may make the trip solo.  Hard to pass up the breakfast burrito followed by a vadger pounding (easy 4ever).

Pm me Legs if you make it up.  Would love to swill some pre-game whiskey with you...and any other scoopers too.

LloydsLegs


keefe

Quote from: LloydsLegs on December 01, 2014, 02:37:20 PM
Hard to pass up the breakfast burrito followed by a vadger pounding (easy 4ever).

I usually give the vadger a hard pounding before breakfast. Somehow the breakfast burrito tastes like filet mignon after a good vadger pounding. 


Death on call

real chili 83

Quote from: Dr. Blackheart on December 01, 2014, 12:54:45 PM
Goolsby's reopened Turners.  Opens at 9am Saturday. 
http://turnerhallrestaurant.com

Also the Blue & Gold Auction is Friday night.

This choice looks good.  Turners it is. 

Goose

Real

Hope you have an awesome visit back to Milwaukee regardless of where you go pregame. My recommendation would be Turners and if a fan of the old Gym Bar a familiar bartender will be working Turners.

teamdee

Planning on meeting at MixInaWilson's place for some pre-game fireball. 

4everwarriors

Quote from: warriorchick on December 01, 2014, 02:23:15 PM
He is in the official video that's on the MUBB YouTube channel.  Buzz is handing him a donut.


Is that all the cheap sumbitch could afford?
"Give 'Em Hell, Al"

real chili 83

Quote from: Goose on December 02, 2014, 10:13:27 AM
Real

Hope you have an awesome visit back to Milwaukee regardless of where you go pregame. My recommendation would be Turners and if a fan of the old Gym Bar a familiar bartender will be working Turners.

Thanks Goose.  

If you happen to mosey through Turners, I would love to buy you one.

mu-rara

Quote from: Goose on December 02, 2014, 10:13:27 AM
Real

Hope you have an awesome visit back to Milwaukee regardless of where you go pregame. My recommendation would be Turners and if a fan of the old Gym Bar a familiar bartender will be working Turners.
Kirby?

Goose


mu-rara

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Quote from: Goose on December 02, 2014, 12:01:03 PM
mu-rara


Indeed.
Last time I saw him was at the Harp but haven't seen him for a while.  Talk about a local celeb.

What does that say about my Marquette career?  Other than I saw a lot of it through beer goggles at The Gym

Goose

rara

8+ years for me and still not sure what my major was. Kirby is looking great and livin the life

wadesworld

Quote from: teamdee on December 02, 2014, 10:29:15 AM
Planning on meeting at MixInaWilson's place for some pre-game fireball. 

There you go.

Broken Yolk = overrated.  Then again breakfast food in general ain't no good.

Camping out overnight is never worth it.  Sleep in, show up 15 minutes before the door opens, go around to the opposite corner of where all the students line up, watch kids sprinting to try to get into that little section behind the "cheerleaders," (steal it steal it! Take that ball away) and stroll into the row right behind that section while you watch the 95% of the other people who were there hours before you end up filling up the corner sections is the way to go.  Kick the legs up on the railing and relax for a while.

wadesworld

Quote from: wadesworld on December 02, 2014, 12:22:12 PM
There you go.

Broken Yolk = overrated.  Then again breakfast food in general ain't no good.  It was convenient while living in 2040s, though.  Haven't been back there since.

Camping out overnight is never worth it.  Sleep in, show up 15 minutes before the door opens, go around to the opposite corner of where all the students line up, watch kids sprinting to try to get into that little section behind the "cheerleaders," (steal it steal it! Take that ball away) and stroll into the row right behind that section while you watch the 95% of the other people who were there hours before you end up filling up the corner sections is the way to go.  Kick the legs up on the railing and relax for a while.

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