Yankees/Sox - Page 7

KSigkid · #91 10-20-2004, 10:45 AM

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us too. which is why we left. hopefully my friend can get out of work early enough tonight and we can head over there to a better crowd. it was pretty crowded last night, so maybe it was just the area we were standing in? the only time anyone seemed to be really paying attention to the game was when bellhorn had his homerun.

maybe it was the area...it goes back and forth whether near the bar or in the back are the better places to be.

the kells was awsome on sat. night...even when the game got out of control everyone was really into the action.

mu_agd · #92 10-20-2004, 10:58 AM

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Originally posted by KSigkid
maybe it was the area...it goes back and forth whether near the bar or in the back are the better places to be.

the kells was awsome on sat. night...even when the game got out of control everyone was really into the action.

we were actually right in the middle of where the bar is.

tiki room was the same way saturday night.

KSig RC · #93 10-20-2004, 11:43 AM

Kells >>>>> the Ave (and that's with a very good friend working at roggie's lite)

KSigkid · #94 10-20-2004, 01:42 PM

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Originally posted by mu_agd
we were actually right in the middle of where the bar is.

tiki room was the same way saturday night.

We ended up at wonderbar for part of the time as well...i'm not a fan of the place, but even there people were into the game...hopefully for you tonight will be different, although i can't imagine the avenue not going nuts for a game 7.

have a beer for me...and if the sox win, have several so i'll forget.

mu_agd · #95 10-20-2004, 01:58 PM

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Originally posted by KSigkid
We ended up at wonderbar for part of the time as well...i'm not a fan of the place, but even there people were into the game...hopefully for you tonight will be different, although i can't imagine the avenue not going nuts for a game 7.

have a beer for me...and if the sox win, have several so i'll forget.

i'm not a fan of wonderbar at all. and i definitely can't see that as a place wehre people would get excited about the game.

i will definitely have a beer or two for you. i'm just hoping i don't have another anxiety attack and throw up again. sorry, probably a gross visual right there.

HBADPi · #96 10-20-2004, 03:51 PM

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Originally posted by mu_agd

Jesus?

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HAIRY HIPPIE

Caveman?

I love that man even though he's in a slump. They talked to him on ESPN radio after his winning run in Game 5 and he said he's playing the worst ball of his life. Maybe he needs some lovin? I can see how sexual frustration could get in the way of swinging a bat properly

Man you guys are making me so jealous, not only am 3000 miles away but I have a class tonight!!

I'll get to see the first (and hopefully) last hour. I'm going to have to find someone to text me the scores inning by inning.

mu_agd · #97 10-20-2004, 04:28 PM

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Caveman?

I love that man even though he's in a slump. They talked to him on ESPN radio after his winning run in Game 5 and he said he's playing the worst ball of his life. Maybe he needs some lovin? I can see how sexual frustration could get in the way of swinging a bat properly

i'm sure his skanky fiance is taking care of that.. oh sh*t, did i say that outloud?

goldendelta · #98 10-20-2004, 06:49 PM

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I bet it's harder to be a Yanks fan in Boston than a Sox fan in NYC.

A Mets fan too. My uncle was going to college in Boston in 86 when...well you know what. He almost got killed.

To the Red Sox from this Mets fan - PLEASE beat the Yankees!

Peaches-n-Cream · #99 10-20-2004, 07:50 PM

My mother was in Boston in 1986 during the World Series. My mom cheered for the Mets in a bar in Boston. It was nearly the last thing that she ever did. Her friends rushed her out. No joke.

The funny thing is she cheers for anyone who plays against the Yankees. She's really a fan of the Brooklyn Dodgers.

My fingers are crossed for tonight.