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    Quote Originally Posted by BMF View Post
    speaking of msg... i was there for the circus and to my surprise i saw that they have fan bricks too..
    More like "fan tiles." They were put down in the late '90's in the cheesy purple colors. I think my dad got one. The proceeds went to "Cheering for Children" now known as "Garden of Dreams", both Madison Square Garden ran charities.

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    where are the tiles? in the main lobby?

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    May I ask a favor of anyone attending the home opener Monday night? I just moved 1/2 way across the country and have no idea when my first opportunitity to visit Citi Field(still doesn't feel right to call it that) will be. If anyone has a chance to get some good pics of the fanwalk section 20 I would greatly appreciate it. I have my replica yes but I would like to see what my "real" brick looks like. Thanks in advance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by metsforever7515 View Post
    Yup. The Mets have had these "Summer of '69" segments on CitiVision during the Red Sox games and the Workout.
    They had one during the St. John's game too.

    I have to admit, them playing "Summer of 69" after it cracked me up, considering that song had nothing to do with the summer of 1969, but instead a summer involving, well, another meaning of the number "69."

    Wonder if the Mets/most fans even realize that little factoid.

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    Wikipedia on Summer of '69 (link):

    Lyrical meaning

    In a 2008 interview with thecelebritycafe.com, Adams said:

    "I think 'Summer of '69' — I think it's timeless because it's about making love in the summertime. There is a slight misconception it's about a year, but it's not. '69' has nothing to do about a year, it has to do with a sexual position... At the end of the song the lyric says that it's me and my baby in a 69. You'd have to be pretty thick in the ears if you couldn't get that lyric".[2] [3]
    Co-writer Jim Vallance has always gone for the more conventional interpretation of the title being a reference to a year. He notes Jackson Browne's "Running on Empty", which contains references to 1965 and 1969, as his own influence, and recalls Adams cited the film Summer of '42 as his.[4] Vallance has said:

    "I wish this little "controversy" would just go away. First of all, when Bryan and I were writing the song, it was originally called "Best Days Of My Life". The words "summer of '69" only appeared once, right after "played it 'til my fingers bled". That was it! The song really was about the summer of 1969! It took us a week or two to fine-tune the lyric. At some point we realized that "Summer Of '69" was a better title, so we literally "shoe-horned" that phrase into a few more places in the song. At no time do I recall discussing sexual innuendo with Bryan ' except for one little thing. When we recorded the demo in my basement, towards the end of the song Bryan sang a little naughty bit: "me and my baby in a '69". We had a laugh about it at the time, and Bryan decided to keep it when he did the final recording a month or two later. Nobody seemed to notice, and that was the end of it until a few years ago when Bryan started introducing the song in concert by saying, "This song has nothing to do with the year 1969". The audience reaction was predictable. Let me qualify this by saying I don't pretend to speak for Bryan. Two of us wrote the song. Maybe he was thinking about something completely different ... but I was thinking about that amazing summer when I turned 17. There were brand new vinyl albums released by The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Who, The Kinks, Janis Joplin, The Band. It was awesome and I'll never forget it. Bryan Adams is a great writer, a great singer, and a great friend. He's entitled to his recollections as to what inspired the song "Summer Of '69". My recollections just happen to be different than his."[citation needed]
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    i started playing on a softball team for this church and i asked the pastor if i could have the number 69 and he pulled me aside and told me i couldn't have the number cause it was a sexual reference -_- . i explained to him it was because of the mets. It didn't help change his mind.

    Does anybody have an idea if Obama is gonna be at jackie robinson day?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gary Dunaier View Post
    Wikipedia on Summer of '69 (link):
    Interesting.

    Looking at the lyrics, I gotta side with Bryan Adams on this one. Still, so few people know the song's a euphamism for that, that it probably won't cause any complaints to the Mets over its usage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CFmets09 View Post
    The funny thing about those photos, the earlier one with the dirt and construction looks like a crappy day and in the newer photo with the landscaping there's a beautiful blue sky.
    February 18th was a cloudy day, but I chose that use that photo because it was taken so soon after Shea fell. I suppose I could have used one of my photos from the 17th... it was a much nicer day...


    (Photo taken February 17, 2009. © Gary Dunaier. Link to upload on Flickr.com: here.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by tomzpc View Post
    Of course, when I went down to Shea for the St.Johns game with the printout and confirmation the girl at the ticket window had no idea how to handle/process it. It took her about 3 phone calls and 15 minutes before she gave me my replacement OD tickets.
    OK, Tom. You did it before I did......called the new ballpark SHEA.
    BTW, I will PM you when I find out whose 1986 WS ring my wife (who insists on calling it Shea)was wearing the other night. I don't think it's a player, but its a legit ring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by allmysalvation View Post
    I transferred my tickets to a friends email this morning, and had no problems. What part of the process is it giving you trouble on?
    I hate to bug you all, but I'm a Mets Ticket Marketplace "rookie" and I have a quick question. How do you transfer tickets? I don't see the option for this. The only option I get in my inventory is to sell. I want to transfer a pair of tickets to a game in April to a friend. Thanks for your help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Citi_Field View Post
    Not really because thats 1/3 less people that aren't spending money inside the ballpark on food/beverage/ect.
    And Parking!! that's $18/car.

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    OD prices

    I am looking at some baseline box tickets and the prices have really jumped over the past 72 hours. I sold 2 tickets a while ago, have to say I was happy with the price, but human nature makes you look and say "wow, If I only knew". Ticket prices had dipped 'down' to about $280 in that section , and now the cheapest ones on Stubhub are $425 each.
    Honestly, I thought having the Red Sox in last week would have reduced the OD price a bit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nymdan View Post
    The Mets aren't necessarily regretting setting the higher ticket prices, even if there are a lot still available. For example, selling out 2/3 of the LF Reserved at $60 will make them more money than selling all of the seats at $30.

    They have overpriced the seats. This Stadium should be close to a sellout every game. When Cleveland opened Jacobs it was sold out for 4 years, same w/ Camden. And dont say it's the recession. Try getting a Yankee ticket right now on the weekend. There are NONE!

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    I find it hard to believe that every game for the next 4 years will be sold out.

    I am also irritated by the game they are playing: selling 2 months worth at a time, with the hopes that people will magically come up with the money for season tickets. Look at last year, the final season at Shea: until August they were plugging the 'full' (yet not full) season plan, complete with playoff options (and that ended with a HUGE bang )

    I'd seriously like to purchase some games for the summer, yet cannot do it right now, b/c they are not for sale.
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    any bets on who'll hit the first HR at Citi, from Mets?

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    Kim.. I sent you a PM

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    Quote Originally Posted by DukeBX View Post
    any bets on who'll hit the first HR at Citi, from Mets?
    Sheffield's 500th lol

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    Two Questions...

    So excited about Monday! Sold the two Red Sox games, so this will be first time at Citi Field. Two questions if anyone has the answer(s):

    1. We're going to arrive two hours early and want to try one of the restaurants. Which ones are we "allowed" in as Promenade Reserved Season Tix Holders?
    2. Will be driving - anyone have any recommendations as to which Parking Lot to try for - The Mets website is quite confusing with the choices. Would rather not park by The US Open Stadium - want as close to the stadium as possible. Coming from Long Island if that means anything here.

    Thanks!

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    There's also a difference between honesty and being a Yankee troll.

    Quote Originally Posted by CoreyMac View Post
    I think there's a difference between television and plugging it into your stadium. Thats just me though

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    Quote Originally Posted by dkny330 View Post
    1. We're going to arrive two hours early and want to try one of the restaurants. Which ones are we "allowed" in as Promenade Reserved Season Tix Holders?
    2. Will be driving - anyone have any recommendations as to which Parking Lot to try for - The Mets website is quite confusing with the choices. Would rather not park by The US Open Stadium - want as close to the stadium as possible. Coming from Long Island if that means anything here.
    1. None. There are tons of good concessions, but all of the restaurants/clubs are exclusive areas.
    2. I always park in the lot across the street. It's the easiest one to get out of.

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    Quote Originally Posted by headshoes View Post
    Kim.. I sent you a PM
    Thanks, I will definitely take it into consideration
    In LOVE with a Yankees fan

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrMet84 View Post
    Sheffield's 500th lol
    imagine that! I think it might be Carlos Delgado.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yankees12 View Post
    Interesting.

    Looking at the lyrics, I gotta side with Bryan Adams on this one. Still, so few people know the song's a euphamism for that, that it probably won't cause any complaints to the Mets over its usage.
    Sweet Caroline's lyrics are suggestive but there are no complaints of that.
    "I'm happy for [Edwin Encarnacion] because this guy bleeds internally, big-time" -Dusty Baker

    "If on-base percentage is so important, then why don't they put it on the scoreboard?" -Jeff Francoeur

    "At the end of the day, the sun comes up and I still have a job" -Joba Chamberlain

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    you guys have to see this i think we might have a new name for yankee trolls
    Duendes !!!!!!!!
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pa8S9...CCCD9E&index=8

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    Quote Originally Posted by dengal View Post
    I hate to bug you all, but I'm a Mets Ticket Marketplace "rookie" and I have a quick question. How do you transfer tickets? I don't see the option for this. The only option I get in my inventory is to sell. I want to transfer a pair of tickets to a game in April to a friend. Thanks for your help.
    The "Tranfer" tickets function is not part of the Mets Ticket Marketplace. Try this link:

    http://ev13.evenue.net/cgi-bin/ncomm...FlinkID%3Dmets

    Log in, then go to "My Account", then "Transfer Tickets".

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