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  • Originally posted by GordonGecko View Post
    Or build in a scooper on the front of your soles on an old pair of sneakers. You just have to drag your feet a couple times and voila!
    Someone else here also had a good idea - just drop your keys or whatever and scoop some dirt with it when you pick 'em back up!

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    • King George III ego tour:

      Breathing air on tour:
      NOT ALLOWED MUST PAY FOR FOR KING GEORGE III OXYGEN TANKS WHILE INSIDE HIS SPACE.

      Touching his ballpark:
      Not allowed, must pay for and puchase rubber gloves owed by his company before entering.

      A water fountain:
      Not allowed in his ballpark, must purchase a camel owned by King George III Camel Inc.

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      • Yankee Stadium Demolition

        I will watch it on the news.

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        • Originally posted by Manhattan View Post
          I will watch it on the news.
          Hell yeah, me too!
          Bats, they are sick. I cannot hit curveball. Straightball I hit it very much. Curveball, bats are afraid. I ask Jobu to come, take fear from bats. I offer him cigar, and rum. He will come.

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          • Originally posted by curb my enthusiasm View Post
            Hell yeah, me too!
            I'm sure ESPN will devote 10 hours that day to it. I'll catch some of it there, because I am a baseball fan.
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            • Originally posted by Captain Cold Nose View Post
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              • Originally posted by Pinstripes View Post
                I'm so sick of hearing the hyperbole when it comes to the cost at new YS. Bleachers will still be $12. Tier seating will still be $20 to $30. It may be harder to get a ticket, but it's not going to be insanely more expensive to see a game. Definitely not any more expensive or harder to come by than an average Fenway ticket.
                Well, that's kind of the problem. Twice a year now I spend 12 hours sitting in the virtual waiting room for Sox tickets. I don't mind standing room, so that's why I'm able to attend 15-20 games a season, but it also means I have to plan what I'm going to be doing in September, from November.

                So, because they decided to drastically decrease seating, stubhub is going to become a far greater source for tickets, especially while everyone is still enamored with the new stadium smell. While a bleacher seat might be $12, what are the chances you can get multiple bleacher seats? That $12 ticket becomes $60 very quickly on stub hub.

                Again, none of this could happen, I guess. But as someone who is intimately familiar with using and manipulating the toughest ticket situation in baseball up here in Boston, it could get ugly.
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                • Originally posted by mandrake View Post
                  If 10/31 is the LAST tour date, why do they insist on not taking some dirt? When the cranes come in they will just tear the whole field up, just like Shea!
                  That's not the last tour date. There is at least one tour in Nov in conjunction with a private function at the stadium. I'm guessing they won't let people take any dirt because if they open the door a little, people would go overboard and try to bring shovels. Perhaps one can hope for rain during a tour and wear hiking boots so that mud will cake to the bottom? Its funny...when I was a kid I scopped up dirt during a game at the stadium (1976 or 1977). My parents tossed it out within a week!

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                  • Originally posted by DGDGBD View Post
                    Its funny...when I was a kid I scopped up dirt during a game at the stadium (1976 or 1977). My parents tossed it out within a week!
                    That's why Lizzie Borden took an axe to her parents.

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                    • Originally posted by Kentucky Bomber View Post
                      That's why Lizzie Borden took an axe to her parents.
                      Her parents were Red Sox fans.
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                      - Walt Whitman

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                      • Pics!

                        Found this on flickr.

                        looks like they started digging up the grass in the infield, along with the Yankee Logo. Whats stranger though, is that along the first base line, there appears to be...A WORLD SERIES LOGO? can anyone explain this? were they thinking about preserving Yankee Stadium so they could hold the WS there every year? (Thats a joke, but seriously, that would be awesome).

                        EDIT: Also looks like the ads in the back are older versions of the ads that were up this year...fleet doesn't even exist anymore!

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                        • have you considered the fact that this picture may probably have been taken in 2003....

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                          • Originally posted by Anubis2051 View Post
                            Found this on flickr.

                            looks like they started digging up the grass in the infield, along with the Yankee Logo. Whats stranger though, is that along the first base line, there appears to be...A WORLD SERIES LOGO? can anyone explain this? were they thinking about preserving Yankee Stadium so they could hold the WS there every year? (Thats a joke, but seriously, that would be awesome).

                            EDIT: Also looks like the ads in the back are older versions of the ads that were up this year...fleet doesn't even exist anymore!
                            :dismay:

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                            • Originally posted by donut726 View Post
                              have you considered the fact that this picture may probably have been taken in 2003....
                              It's the World Series 2003 logo.


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                              • no duh. i was pointing out the obvious that the picture was from 2003 when Anubis2051 thought this picture was taken recently for some unknown reason.

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