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Sarah Palin booed in Philadelphia before Flyers-Rangers game
As much as I disagree with her being McCain's VP pick, I wouldn't boo her at a sporting event!
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/spor...palin-boo.html |
I don't know what she or the flyer mgt were thinking. This is the same city that threw snow balls at Santa clause and were taunting Michael Irvin when he had a serious injury.
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Funny. I have to say that she looked pretty good in that clip, though! She's finally getting rid of that stupid half-up do she usually sports. She actually looked like a woman from this century at the game!
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She has pretty much helped to fuel all the "rage" behavior going on in the Rep's side at their rallies. Maybe this will serve as a wake-up call for her now that she's received a taste of her own medicine. :confused: (being boo'd and jeered at)
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Back to Philly, we New Yorkers got nothing when it come to hostility toward anybody who isn't party of the Philly sport's world. It's probably being bitter. |
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I love how the music is pumped super loud right as they announcing her name. I almost feel bad for the little kid. But then part of me really wonders if Palin honestly thought she was NOT going to get booed.
And for being a huge hockey mom/fan, she does not know how to do a puck drop. I don't care if its ceremonial, you still put in the effort. |
Doesn't it seem odd that the 6-year old is NEVER in school. Is she home-schooled by the First Dude?
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I live near Philly. The only reason that she was invited was that the chairman of Comcast Spectacor (the owner of the Flyers and several companies,) Ed Snider is a Republican and a die hard supporter of McCain.
Trust me, the team has been taking a lot of heat over their decision over the past week or so. |
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The Irvin incident really wans't true but most people are too stupid to check their facts. Irvin was hit going over the middle. The fans cheered. Irvin didn't get up and the place went silent. |
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The same thing with Ray Rhodes. When Rhodes was fired the Green Bay GM Ron Wolf was quoted in SI it was the fans fault and Rhodes was a great coach. The next season the Packers hired Rhodes. Six games into the season the Packers were ready to fire Rhodes. PS. The moral of the story, if Philly fans booed Santa then he deserved to be booed. He was probably a drunkin Billy Bob Thorton bad Santa. The Santa incident happened in the 60's when the team was like 0-12. The Eagles then won the last two games to blow the O.J. Simpson pick. |
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Does anyone remember when the Giants played the Chargers after a snow storm? Wasn't someone on the sideline carted off after being hit with and iceball? Lets not forget the fact that NY Mets fans booed Carlos Delgado. He was a candidate for MVP and they were booing him. My favorite was the the Knicks fans last season. They were booing Isiah Thomas the entire season. It was hilarious. 20,000 people chanting that Isiah must go. |
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People say the same thing about Boston (Fenway in particular) and NY (Yankee Stadium in particular) without having ever been there or having been to a game. I've seen Yankees fans treated well in Fenway, and Sox fans treated well in Yankee Stadium. Again, I think you misread my statement. The reputation is what it is - I was saying that it's not correct. |
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Flyers fans didn't really like that. Penguins fans kinda got their butts kicked. |
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C. Erie is Pittsburgh fans and zero Philly fans. |
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With three NFL football teams and two Major League baseball teams within two hours, who gives a crap about Philly, which is seven hours away? |
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Did anyone see the Steelers/Ravens game? Who was cheering as Willis McGahee was being carted off the field? I guess those people were all from Erie. http://www.profootballtalk.com/2009/...cgahee-injury/ |
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