wntrrn is angry!

I don't like seeing a bunch of big, fat, slobs stuffing their faces with garlic fries, hot dogs, and 40 ounce Cokes all day, either, especially when they're sitting there with their big, fat wives, and big, fat kids...yet, there they are, every time I go to a game, sitting all around me.

I have yet to complain about all those disgusting pigs to the ushers, and I guarantee you they gross me out more than any kissing is going to...unless it's the fat slobs doing the kissing, which frankly would gross me out even worse...though that would require a pause in the face stuffing, so I doubt they'll be doing it.

Maybe folks should just watch the damn game instead of worry about what other folks are doing?

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Todd

Maybe you should fork over the extra $20 so you aren't sitting with up the hoi palloi, ya cheapskate.

I'd rather see this than two guys kissing.

Oh yeah--Ive lived in Olympia long enough that I dont even notice when two chicks play tonsil tennis anymore.

A person too poor to eat is unlikely to drop $50 on a baseball game. Of course that $50 just get you in the door.
The last 3 games I've attended were in the terrace club or a private suite and I don't recall seeing a single fatass in those areas. Maybe its the ability to afford liposuction. If those carpet munchers had been at it in a private suite I can tell you for a fact nobody would have said a word. They practically kow-tow to you there.

I don't go enough to have tickets, but I get them from my old man's company when I do go, and I sit in the third row right behind the camera well at the third base dugout...plenty o' fatasses hanging around them parts. The seats come with the Terrace Club access, so I can go up there and have a beer in a glass, or actual food on a plate, if I wish, and I've noted that the amount of fatasses does indeed decrease up there.

It's more fun watching the game from the stands, though.

Even more annoying than fatasses or kissing dykes is the fact that most baseball fans in Seattle don't even care enough to show up on time...they come rolling in around the 3rd inning, yakking on their damn cell phones and cheering every time a Mariner hits a fly ball that ends up being 120 feet short of being a home run.

Haven't any of those dumbasses ever actually watched baseball before?

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Todd

The attention whore has another pard with an "electric" personality. She and her life are

That might be true, but if that were the standard for kicking people out of Safeco Field, there would be less fans there than there were during the old "4500 per night" Kingdome years...

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Todd

conceeded....

I knew we'd find something to agree about on this thread sooner or later!

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Todd

Marsha,

My initial post about it was more tongue in cheek than anything else, pointing out the hypocrisy of people whining about what other people are doing...it was supposed to be a little sarcastic and ironic, but I think it slipped by folks.

My actual point is that if people spent more time worrying about themselves than what other people are doing the world would be a better place for it.

Sorry for it coming across as a serious rant...it wasn't...just as with the dykes kissing, I could care less how people look or eat their garlic fries...I've got enough of my own stuff to deal with than to worry about other people's issues.

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Todd

It's easier to look skinny when you're really tall...but it's definitely not as easy as it used to be.

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Todd

I bet the people who complained at Safeco like to PM the mods on the internet BB's they visit.

In untold tens of thousands of posts on many BB's of many topics I can't think of one time that I've actually complained to a mod about anything...if you can't handle your issues on the public board, then I think you should consider if being on the board is what you are cut out for.

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Todd

If you're posting on the internets, on a board known as "The Dark Side", you've got no room for complaint to third parties. It reminds me of that "point counter point" bit in the movie Airplane where the guy says, "they knew what could happen when they bought the tickets - I say let 'em crash!"

And Todd - it sounds like you're about like me, we're both getting taller in the "middle"