If you have to sell your ticket...

[MikeinGlennDale]

Fellow Ravens fans. If you are like me and cannot attend the game, do the right thing. Sell your tickets to a fellow Ravens fan. And not one that bitches about other fan's standing up throughout the game.

Sell it to a friend who will raise holy hell and walk out that game with no voice. Tell that friend he/she better not have a voice come Monday. Call them on Monday and verify.

Sell it at face value to your Ravens loving friend.

If you sell your ticket to a Steelers fan you are a no load MF. If selling your ticket to a Steeler fan is your station in life, you should sell your PSL as well.

[Drkraven]

I have 1 extra and about 32 people wanting it! Hopefully it loud and rockin' on Sunday.

[WxKevin]

Can I get an AMEN!!!!

[Rochardrik]

Here's an Amen. Do you need a witness? :hammer:

[hurting]

I find it despicable that any one calling themselves a ravens fan would even consider selling their ticket to a Stealer* fan! :ralph:

I have missed one regular season home game since the team has been in the new stadium (Ravens vs Packers 2005) and I made sure that the person I was selling to was:

A) A real Ravens fan
B) Going to the game no matter what. (ie not going to sell a ticket I gave to them)
C) Going to the game to have fun and cheer!

As you can see from the game I missed, I could have made a bundle on the tickets. Packers fans are just as rabid as Stealer* fans, and this was a MNF game. I decided to sell for face value to a Ravens fan only.

Besides if I ever sell my tickets to an opposing fan, I would expect to be dealt with unmercifully by my fellow section season ticket holder at the very next game!

For those who want to justify selling tickets for greater than face value to help ofset the cost of the season, PLEASE at least SELL TO A RAVENS FAN ONLY! I know many Ravens fans who have paid way above face value for games. They are out there find them! Not the toothless shill from Shitsburgh!


Man Law: Don’t sell your tickets to opposing fans! “good call” :thumbup:



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[Losac]

I bought my tickets off Stubhub, so not only will I be cheering my ass off in purple, but I kept at least 2 tickets out of the hands of Steelers fans who may have bought them instead!

[braven98]

rack this thread forever..AMEN REAL RAVEN FANS WOULD NEVER EVEN BRING A STEELER PRICK TO OUR HOUSE

[braven98]

Also I will only sell my extra to raven fans and for face value

[Admin Steve]

Speaking of inbreds, the four that sit front row in the corner endzone with the banner, were they there last year? I don't remember seeing them.

[ravenwoman]

I don't know, but there use to be a sign that said Baltimore is Steelers Country and thank goodness it is not there anymore.

[psuasskicker]

Okay, I'm gonna take the other side of things.

Anyone here wanna put up $500 or $600 to make sure my two seats don't wind up in the hands of Steelers fans? Cause I'm planning on selling them to someone I don't know who'll likely flip them to someone else and won't care who that person roots for.

So yeah, I'm a super-fan and I wanna make sure my tickets don't wind up in the hands of Steeler fans. But I'm not a moron, I'm a capitalist, and my emotions aren't going to get in the way of that...

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[braven98]

Nest 1 a few years ago was planning on meeting the rainbow gang that sits in the corner and rip down the banner.Rumor has it that they switch colors to pissbird one game a year.

[RavensDomination]

The problem is the overwhelming number of seats owned by Brokers, and those go to the highest bidder.

[Greg]

So yeah, I'm a super-fan and I wanna make sure my tickets don't wind up in the hands of Steeler fans. But I'm not a moron, I'm a capitalist, and my emotions aren't going to get in the way of that...
Dude, then sell the PSLs and cash out. There is an emotional investment we put into this team that supercedes the few pieces of silver you are grasping for, Judas.

If you are that hard up for cash take a trip over to Bea Gaddy's for a free meal.

You're a broker, not a fan.

[RavensDomination]

haha, he said Judas.

If the shoe fits....

[BUDDAROW]

rack this thread forever..AMEN REAL RAVEN FANS WOULD NEVER EVEN BRING A STEELER PRICK TO OUR HOUSE

Gotta take exception to that

I'm bringing a very good friend who I've known long before the Ravens came to town.
I never held his loyality to the squeelers agianst him, shit, he's lived it Pa. all his life.
NOT like some of the scumbag Baltimore assholes who sold out when the Colts left.
He is aware of the rules
No Shitsbugh gear in my tailgate
No idiot behavior or he is on his fuckin own
Be respectful or be gone, with out my thansportation back to Pa.
He's has never been to our house and I'm looking forward to showing him how classy fans tailgate and root for their team..

Dosen't hurt that "Andy Nelson's Pit Beef" is catering our tailgate that game..
Giving Gina, (Nest #2, Sterling Caterers) a break!!

Go Ravens:hammer:

[Mista T]

But I'm not a moron, I'm a capitalist, and my emotions aren't going to get in the way of that...

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You can try to justify your actions anyway that makes you feel better about yourself. However, I consider the act of selling tickets to Steelers fans to be disloyal. Benedict Arnold type of disloyalty. This is exactly what Billick was complaining out earlier this week. I know literally hundreds of Ravens fans. There's not one that I know who would admit to ever selling, or donating, tickets to "Stillers" yinz swine.:069:

:mrt:

[crowdog89]

And they say
'You don't tug on Superman's cape
You don't spit into the wind
You don't pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger
And you don't sell out your country or your tickets to Steeler fan for monotary gain....

[ladyraven127]

"Gotta take exception to that"

Welllllllllllllllll . . . . I'm going to take exception to that. Shame on you, you duck farmer . . . . . . :eek:

[BUDDAROW]

Takes one to know one girly!!
:179421:

[WxKevin]

Capitalism is a great thing and made this country, but being a Ravens fan transcends everything (except for being a Dad, Mother, Brother, etc...) I don't care how bad I needed the money, I wouldn't sell me tickets to a Steeler fan. I don't have any "true" friends that are Steeler fans, mainly because I couldn't be good friends with a Steeler fan. That's just who I am.

About 3 years ago my neighbor came up to me because I knew I have tickets and am a huge Ravens fan and asked me If I could get tickets for his friends to see the Ravens play. I said I can try and asked him which game. He said he has friends who are Steeler fans who wanted to go to the Ravens/Steelers game. I didn't want to hurt his feelings because he doesn't understand the rivalry, so I just told him I would look into it. Needless to say I didn't even try,

[psuasskicker]

Dude, then sell the PSLs and cash out. There is an emotional investment we put into this team that supercedes the few pieces of silver you are grasping for, Judas.

You're a broker, not a fan.

I knew people would have this attitude, but I don't agree with it.

First off, I don't have PSLs. Yet.

Secondly, I don't live in the Baltimore area, I live in Richmond, so I can't make it to all the games, so when I get a chance to buy a block of tickets that I can both use and make money on - like I found earlier this year - then it's an easy pickup for me.

I think it's wrong for people to say that someone willing to sell their ticket to the highest bidder isn't a fan of the team. I actually think that's ridiculous. I understand the sentiment, that you never want your tickets to go to the other team's fans. But I think it's ridiculous that someone would call me or anyone else that would do it "Judas" or a traitor or not a fan. You don't know me and how much I love the team.

I just think the opposite of the way some of you do. My emotions don't get in the way of my making money. If a Ravens fan offers me $550 for my tickets and a Steelers fan offers me $575 for them, I don't need the $25 and will sell to the Ravens fan. But if Ravens fans expect me to sell my tickets for face value and a Steelers fan will give me $575 for them, I'm not so swept up in my emotions to turn down $400. I never will be.

FWIW, my tickets went to a Ravens fan for the game Sunday.

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[Greg]

You don't know me and how much I love the team.
I know you love money more than the team. The term Judas just jumped into my head given that, i.e. love of money superceding the love of something else you profess to care about.

And fact is, you are hurting the team by giving up homefield advantage, even if you are only a small part of the problem.

So if $25 doesn't make or break the deal, what equates to your personal 30 pieces of silver?

Sorry, I ain't the richest guy in the world right now but no way do I sell my tickets to a Stealers fan.

[Mista T]

We'll just have to agree to disagree, psuasskicker. My group has control of 17 tickets, all in desirable club or upper sideline locations. Yinzers have offered good $$$ to us before. None of our group would ever consider selling to Stiller swine. We would sooner have the seats go empty.:grbac:




I think it's wrong for people to say that someone willing to sell their ticket to the highest bidder isn't a fan of the team. I actually think that's ridiculous. I understand the sentiment, that you never want your tickets to go to the other team's fans.

You are missing a big point. Few - if any - get upset with Ravens fans who sell their tickets to visiting fans of the other 30 NFL teams, most of whom generally behave themselves. There certainly is no big invasion, and they don't generally behave obnoxiously.

Yinzers, on the other hand, taunt Ravens fans by slinging their yellow piss rags. There are typically as many or more fights during Steelers games than all the rest combined. many of these are locals who bought PSLs for just one game, selling off the rest. Moreover, many of the inbreds behave as if they are coming to the big city for the first time, such as pissing on toilet seats, farting, unbrushed teeth, female fan unshaven armpits, etc. Don't ever shake hands with one without bringing along a can of Lysol.:rolling:

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[The Fanatic]

To me, stuff like this is what separates the "Die Hard, Hard Core, Loyal" Ravens fans from the rest of the pack.

Bottom line here is that if you sell your tickets to a Steeler fan to make a profit, then in no way are you a Die Hard, Loyalist.

The voice piece of the team has asked Raven fans not to sell your tickets because he knows the impact it has if too many are in the wrong hands.

The Ravens are a part of me, and what I am.

My wife is a part of me and what I am.

To me, selling your tickets for a profit because you can for this game is like cheating on your wife.

The loyaltys are similar IMO.

You woulddn't sell out on your wife because you love her.

You don't sell out on your football team if you love it.

If I was in a desperate situation that meant losing part of my lively hood such as my house, family sickness requireing alot of money, etc., then I could possibly see that as an excusible reason to make the profit.

Desperate times are cause for desperate measures in life sometimes.

Other then that......:thumbdown::thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown:

[flraven]

I live in Florida now so I sell most of my tickets and keep a couple for games I want to attend. I sell them to a fellow Ravens Roost member so I'm assured the seat will ONLY have a Ravens fan in it. My nephew is a huge Stealer fan :179421: :insane: and has begged me to sell him the ticket. NO WAY will I ever do that.

just thought I'd weigh in...

[Drkraven]

My husband was looking on E-bay and actually found some of the sellers offering tickets were from the 'Burgh suburbs:insane:

[The Fanatic]

My husband was looking on E-bay and actually found some of the sellers offering tickets were from the 'Burgh suburbs:insane:

Shocker!!!:rolling: :rolling: :rolling: :rolling:

I guess in that sellers eyes (and probably many others of the same ilk) his team isn't worthy enough of the travel down this year.

[ravenwoman]

If you are unsure where your ticket will end up, and its not a Raven's fan, then eat the ticket. I did that a few years back, when I got sick and knew I wouldn't be at the game. I could have sold it, but I didn't. I ate the money instead.

[GreenWave52]

Its one thing to bring a good friend who happens to be a fan of the opposing team. It is another to knowingly sell tickets to opposing fans who in all likelyhood will act like jackasses without you around.

[psuasskicker]

First off I'll say that I think it's an unfair stereotype to say all Stiller fans are obnoxious and start fights and so on. I have a few friends who are Stiller fans and I enjoy ribbing them about things like that. But across the board it's not true. I treat fans from other teams - any team - like I expect to be treated when I go see a game at their stadium as long as they're not acting out of line.

It's also unfair to pretend that we're all oh so superior to those visiting fans. I know Ravens fans that have thrown beer and God knows what else on opposing fans who were minding their own business doing nothing other than rooting on their team. Everyone has their bad apples, we're no different.

Lastly, I'll flip my earlier situation. I asked earlier if any of you were willing to put up $500 to keep my tickets out of a Steeler fan's hands. No one spoke up. You all claim the money doesn't matter to you, yet you aren't willing to put up the money to ensure the ticket doesn't wind up in the hands of the enemy?

Everyone does their part, blah blah blah, whatever. Bottom line, if I or anyone else came on this board and said "I can't find a Ravens fan to take these tickets and I've got a Steelers fan offering $500 for them and I'm gonna take it unless I find a Ravens fan to pay me for them", who here's stepping up?

In my book, no one here who doesn't gets to tell me I'm no fan cause all I care about is money.

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[Greg]

Lastly, I'll flip my earlier situation. I asked earlier if any of you were willing to put up $500 to keep my tickets out of a Steeler fan's hands. No one spoke up. You all claim the money doesn't matter to you, yet you aren't willing to put up the money to ensure the ticket doesn't wind up in the hands of the enemy?
Uh, excuse me but while we aren't volunteering to pay your black mail to keep you from whoring your tickets, we are holding on to ours despite the fact we could turn a tidy profit. You see, we are fans, not brokers, so we actually go and root for the team.

[psuasskicker]

Okay first of all chill out and realize I'm not doing anything other than make you think about the situation. Maybe you didn't read that my ticket for the game went to a Ravens fan, but don't paint me out to be the root of all evil here...

Secondly I find it hypocritical for anyone to come off telling me that it's not about the money but not doing everything they could to keep tickets out of the hands of the people they would chastise me (or whoever) for letting get to them. The point is, everyone has their limits. You could keep tickets from falling into Steeler fans hands by going and buying them on broker sites, or Pittsburgh Craig's List, or eBay, or wherever, and giving them away to people you know are Ravens fans that you know would use them. Just because you're making sure your ticket doesn't fall into a Steeler fan's hands doesn't mean you're doing everything you can to make sure Steeler fans don't get their hands on tickets.

And therein lies the point. Different people have different "breaking points". Some people give their tickets away to Steeler fans. Some sell them to the highest bidder regardless of fandom. Some look to get as much as they can but favor Ravens fans. Some don't let them get to Steeler fans. Some make sure they get other tickets to keep them from falling into Steeler fan hands.

Anyone here that has season tickets, or a ticket to this game, let's not pretend we all don't have the disposable income to go out and buy another ticket or two for this game and give it away to a Baltimore charity. But I wouldn't call you a traitor for not spending your hard earned money to do that. I wouldn't say that you're doing the equivalent of cheating on your wife by not doing it. So why does anyone here have the right to tell that to me?

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[PD101]

The word Justify comes to mind when I read your reply. We don't have different breaking points just different values. As for Steeler fans not being any different than any other fans that visit our stadium I can only say "what games do you attend.".:glasses:

[Tspot-D-Ravenator]

I live in Florida now so I sell most of my tickets and keep a couple for games I want to attend. I sell them to a fellow Ravens Roost member so I'm assured the seat will ONLY have a Ravens fan in it. My nephew is a huge Stealer fan :179421: :insane: and has begged me to sell him the ticket. NO WAY will I ever do that.

just thought I'd weigh in...

You are a true American FL:patriot:

[Tspot-D-Ravenator]

[QUOTE=psuasskicker;19166]First off I'll say that I think it's an unfair stereotype to say all Stiller fans are obnoxious and start fights and so on. I have a few friends who are Stiller fans and I enjoy ribbing them about things like that. But across the board it's not true. I treat fans from other teams - any team - like I expect to be treated when I go see a game at their stadium as long as they're not acting out of line.

It's also unfair to pretend that we're all oh so superior to those visiting fans. I know Ravens fans that have thrown beer and God knows what else on opposing fans who were minding their own business doing nothing other than rooting on their team. Everyone has their bad apples, we're no different.

Lastly, I'll flip my earlier situation. I asked earlier if any of you were willing to put up $500 to keep my tickets out of a Steeler fan's hands. No one spoke up. You all claim the money doesn't matter to you, yet you aren't willing to put up the money to ensure the ticket doesn't wind up in the hands of the enemy?

Everyone does their part, blah blah blah, whatever. Bottom line, if I or anyone else came on this board and said "I can't find a Ravens fan to take these tickets and I've got a Steelers fan offering $500 for them and I'm gonna take it unless I find a Ravens fan to pay me for them", who here's stepping up?

In my book, no one here who doesn't gets to tell me I'm no fan cause all I care about is money.

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QUIT WHILE YOU'RE AHEAD...LITERALLY:bag:

[Greg]

Secondly I find it hypocritical for anyone to come off telling me that it's not about the money but not doing everything they could to keep tickets out of the hands of the people they would chastise me (or whoever) for letting get to them.
Look up the word hypocritical before you use it. It would be hypocritical of me to call you on this and then turn around and do the same or a similar thing.

Despite your claim that we have tons of disposable income, I can't afford to buy your tickets that I do not need. My PSLs are in section H, I pay $700 per season for a pair. You want that per ticket for a game. Despite your contention, I can't afford to buy you off to keep you from putting assholes waving yellow towels into our stadium.

And yes, you sold to Ravens fans because they got close enough to your price. Reading between the lines I can tell you would have had no second thoughts selling to the inbred and I have no doubt you have done it in the past.

[corvuscorax]

PSU:
This isn't about one of the PSL holders or someone who has just one ticket to this game trying to keep all the tickets out of the grubby paws of the toothless burgh fans!

It is about each individual controlling the fate of the tickets they hold to ensure that there as few of the enemy in M&T for the squealer game.
You freely admit you are unwilling to do that. You have a price and you can be bought.

It's a total spin-job, unworthy of the worst politician to tell the real fans they should buy up all the tickets from the brokers and pretend fans. What utter hogwash!

In the interest of total disclosure, I am not a PSL/season ticket holder. But I have been to many games, including steeler games, and there is no doubt in my mind what I would do if I did have tix to this game. Either attend myself, or be 100% certain that a Raven fan was in my seat.

[WxKevin]

I have a few friends who are Stiller fans and I enjoy ribbing them about things like that.

Right there you have just said you aren't a true Ravens fan.

[Drkraven]

OUR tickets and PSL's mean a great deal to me and my family and friends. The Ravens-Steeler game is the one game where there are historically more fights and altercations. I sold a ticket for a relative to a Ravens fan for the Steelers games last year and guess what the purchaser got kicked out and thats that, but my brotherinlaw got the letter against the PSL and almost lost the seat. I would let the the tickets go empty before selling,or taking someone I did not know to that game.

[Mista T]

OUR tickets and PSL's mean a great deal to me and my family and friends.

:iagree:

One thing I have a problem with is why Ravens fans, unless something unexpected comes up, would sell their tickets to any game, in particular tickets to the Stillers game - our most detested rival. Fans who cannot afford a full season often split the season ticket with others, not sell them to strangers as a business.

I've missed one each preseason, regular season, and playoff game in 11 seasons. I am not particularly unusual. Most Ravens fans buy season tickets to attend the games and, in many cases, invite friends and family. I can understand the ticket brokers, who sell tickets in the aftermarket as a business venture. But, for fans, it should be entertainment, not a business.

[psuasskicker]

I can understand the ticket brokers, who sell tickets in the aftermarket as a business venture. But, for fans, it should be entertainment, not a business.

I think it's unreasonable to think that a fan can't have it both ways. I don't live anywhere near the stadium, and when I buy PSLs, it'll be both for personal use and for a business venture. I can attend two games a year and get more money selling my other six games than I would pay for the full season. It's extra income for me regardless of who the tickets go to. It's a business with the benefit of getting to a couple Ravens games. Personally I think it'd be stupid of me not to take advantage of that if I have the ability to.

You all can say what you like about it. I sleep comfortably with how big a fan I am and how I can emotionally set that aside in a business venture. Calling me "Judas" or likening what I do to cheating on my wife is pretty silly to me. And until I see someone taking every bit of their disposable income and buying up as many seats off broker sites as they can to donate to Ravens fans, no one here has any right to blast me for my views cause every one of you could be doing something more about it.

On a side note, Kevin, your view that a person can't be a fan if they've got a friend who's a fan of a rival's team is utterly ridiculous.

That's all I've got to say on this subject.

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[Greg]

It's extra income for me regardless of who the tickets go to. It's a business with the benefit of getting to a couple Ravens games.
Again, you are a broker, not a fan. You might be a casual fan, but real fans don't give away home field advantage for monetary gain. Fans put more than a passing interest into this deal.


And until I see someone taking every bit of their disposable income and buying up as many seats off broker sites as they can to donate to Ravens fans, no one here has any right to blast me for my views cause every one of you could be doing something more about it.
LOL, dude, you can keep trying to say "not buying all the seats" = "selling to Stealers fans" but it does not. You are trying to equate yourself to me because you are making a profit while putting inbreds into the stands while I will take the few extra bucks I have and buy my son something new for his trains or my daughter a new princess doll.

Again, you are a profiteer first, fan somewhere well behind that.

I don't agree with Kevin that you can't have Stealer fans as friends. We have neighbors who are very nice people and are Stealers fans. Their 15 year old daughter baby sits for us. But they will not sit in my seats for a Ravens/Steelers game nor will I assist them in getting seats at any price.

You can probably make a good bit of money being a Dead$kin$ "fan" and getting season tickets for their games and selling them. If you are interested in making money why use Ravens tickets to do so when there is another NFL team right down the street. As a Ravens fan I welcome you to become one of the heathen.

[Drkraven]

My sons Sea Scout Skipper is a Steeler fan, we talk smack all summer, discuss the games, but he was not on the list for my extra ticket. My cousin's husband who is a Steeler fan is not sitting in my seats either. I'm taking a friend who has a big mouth like me :laugh::thumbup:

[psuasskicker]

You can probably make a good bit of money being a Dead$kin$ "fan" and getting season tickets for their games and selling them. If you are interested in making money why use Ravens tickets to do so when there is another NFL team right down the street.

lol... You state this like you know I've never done it before. The Ravens are far from the first team I've flipped tickets to an unknown buyer for a profit.

You're right though, I am a profiteer first. I've never denied this. In my life, I've always maintained that I will never let my emotions get in the way of anything that will be a higher benefit to myself and my family. That's who I am, and I've got no intention of changing that philosophy.

If you think that automatically means I can't be a fan of this team though, I think you've got a pretty skewed view of reality the same way you and I seem to be in agreement on Kevin's skewed view of reality.

To each their own...like I said, I sleep comfortably at night knowing how much I love the Ravens, regardless of how much anyone here questions it.

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[WxKevin]

I guess you didn't realize that I was joking about the Steeler friend thing. Honestly I don't have a problem with that. I was just messing with you. Although, I still disagree with the selling of tickets to Steeler fans. That I will never back down from.

[Greg]

You love a lot of things but you don't love the Ravens. I assume you love your family and wouldn't sell them out for a few bucks. Loving something entails not selling it out.

[MikeinGlennDale]

Roger that. I second the posting by The Fanatic. For PSUASSKICKER I say that I understand you are a long way's away. Here's the deal man. The Stillers fans that come to the Ravens game do not represent themselves as good fans. To be honest most of them act like real bad guys.

The BAL vs. PIT game is generally the only one per season that I tell my friends to not bring women and children to. It's just out of hand. Last year, leaving the stadium I saw two people bloody. One a Ravens fan, the other a yinzer.

Having said that, it makes absolutely no sense to me that men will behave the way they do at that game. Ravens and Stillers alike.

It's real similar to Skins fans down here in Gorgeous Prince Georges. I went to a crab feast at my local joint and had to beg them to put just one of the screens on the Ravens.

Hell, I love the city of Pittsburgh. Ever been to the Church? It is sweet. I'm still not sure what meat goes on the Primanti Bros. <- sp? steak and cheese, but I'm still down with it.

Anyway, don't sell your tix to Steelers fans. You have to look yourself in the mirror the next day.

[Sports Steve]

There were still too many Steeler fans in our house.

WE MUST PROTECT THIS HOUSE



:jester: :jester:

[Admin Steve]

There were still too many Steeler fans in our house.

The numbers are dwindling.

Occasionally I will have the opportunity to sit in better seats than mine and I sell my tix to friends/family/boardmembers.

My biggest fear with selling to Squeelers (which I would NEVER do) is having to face the two dozen or so people that I have sat with for almost 9 years the following game.

Nope, won't happen.

Also, back to the inbreds in the lower endzone corner. I took a look last Sunday and someone in the FO has decided that the best place for the Ovie M. Foundation banner is right in front of where they sit. The inbreds only had room for a small banner this year. :rolling:

[Drkraven]

I missed the banner, we had 3 Steeler faithful in front of us but they were in "stealth" mode. Old Navy gray hoodies and no towels and they were not obnoxious:229031_confused2: They were left alone, and no one said anything when they left in the third!:laugh:

[BlackSunday]

Don't give any refunds!

On a more serious (and geeky) note - while we're talking about seat "profiteering" - can one amortize/depreciate a PSL?

BS

[Mr OC]

So what do you think of this--we travel by bus up from the beach every home game and a couple of regulars on the bus not only sold their game seats to yinzers, but sold their bus seats to them as well! Imagine, our Roost #44 bus rolls into the lot and out come two Steelers fans, in their Steelers colors! I was upset about it, but it seems I was in the minority. Well, as far as I'm concerned that couple is dead to me.

[psuasskicker]

I think what I find most disturbing and pathetic about this thread is the fact that people are putting the Ravens in front of people treating each other like actual human beings.

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