Denver wins
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 1:18 am
Denver wins
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Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 1:33 am
troll.
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 1:47 am
Lived there for a dozen years, been away for even longer, but I still gotta root for the Broncos.
Until next week, that is. NE crushes them in Foxboro.
Until next week, that is. NE crushes them in Foxboro.
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 1:51 am
Patriots vs Broncos? Oh dear, how will I choose? : )
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 1:59 am
Dude dont call me a troll. I was just posting a NFL score.illnoise wrote:troll.
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 3:05 am
I've lived in Boston and I've lived just north of Denver. What to do. What to do...
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 3:36 am
Eeeeeeeeewwwwww football. Or, handegg, as I've been prodded to call it 
Can we get a NSR?
Can we get a NSR?
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 3:07 pm
There is precious little that makes me happier than seeing the Steelers lose!
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 6:28 pm
Denver wins what? This should at least be [NSR]. 
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 6:52 pm
I'm in Denver, and while not a rabid football fan I like to see my home team do well.
There were fights, car accidents, and general 'overzealousness'.
And that's coming from a guy who's trained in martial arts most of his life and appreciates revelry.
Lesson: be pleased that your team does well but take it down a notch.
There were fights, car accidents, and general 'overzealousness'.
And that's coming from a guy who's trained in martial arts most of his life and appreciates revelry.
Lesson: be pleased that your team does well but take it down a notch.
Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 3:21 pm
I lived in Denver when they won back-to-back Super Bowls... they turned over cars set them on fire... very classy...skully93 wrote:
There were fights, car accidents, and general 'overzealousness'.
Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 3:54 pm
I was clubbing that night! it was right after a NY too!
I remember being very scared in my tiny honda civic.
We like it crazy in Denver I guess.
I remember being very scared in my tiny honda civic.
We like it crazy in Denver I guess.
Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 4:47 pm
Times change, I guess...iMoses wrote:I lived in Denver when they won back-to-back Super Bowls... they turned over cars set them on fire... very classy...skully93 wrote:
There were fights, car accidents, and general 'overzealousness'.
I lived in Denver when they lost -big- in an earlier Superbowl. The estimates were upwards to a half million fans came out to the airport in support.
Many police forces have bait cars that they use to catch opportunistic car thieves. Why don't they plant bait flip-and-burn cars for after big pro sport team wins?
Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 11:15 pm
An NSR would've been nice. I thought maybe we won "Best Scooter City" or something like that.
Not much of a football fan but we live 2 blocks up the street from Mile High. The crowds we observed (as in, we actually saw these people) were a tad overzealous and loud but we didn't see any loathsome behavior. I remember coming out of the Pepsi Center about an hour after the Avs skated around the arena with the Stanley Cup, only to smell tear gas in the air. It was wafting over from Lodo where a handful of drunken idiots were rampaging. It's amazing how much damage 20 drunks can do in a short time.
Many cities respond poorly to losing and winning. Usually, it's a few troublemakers looking for any excuse to do damage. Unfortunately, some cities take it to extremes and stain reputations for years or decades (cough, Vancouver; cough cough, Detroit). Sports related riots aren't new either, one good example being the Rocket Richard riot in Montreal in 1955.
In the 15-plus years we've been season ticket holders for the Avs, we've seen a couple of "almost fights" between locals and visiting fans of certain clubs. The one common denominator in all of these altercations? You guessed it: alcohol.
Not much of a football fan but we live 2 blocks up the street from Mile High. The crowds we observed (as in, we actually saw these people) were a tad overzealous and loud but we didn't see any loathsome behavior. I remember coming out of the Pepsi Center about an hour after the Avs skated around the arena with the Stanley Cup, only to smell tear gas in the air. It was wafting over from Lodo where a handful of drunken idiots were rampaging. It's amazing how much damage 20 drunks can do in a short time.
Many cities respond poorly to losing and winning. Usually, it's a few troublemakers looking for any excuse to do damage. Unfortunately, some cities take it to extremes and stain reputations for years or decades (cough, Vancouver; cough cough, Detroit). Sports related riots aren't new either, one good example being the Rocket Richard riot in Montreal in 1955.
In the 15-plus years we've been season ticket holders for the Avs, we've seen a couple of "almost fights" between locals and visiting fans of certain clubs. The one common denominator in all of these altercations? You guessed it: alcohol.
Posted: Wed Jan 11, 2012 12:45 am
Oh I bet!
We'll have to get together then sometime. We live near 1st and Sante Fe.
We'll have to get together then sometime. We live near 1st and Sante Fe.
Posted: Wed Jan 11, 2012 3:47 am
I was happy to see them beat Pittsburgh and would love for them to beat New England. I think a Denver-Houston AFC Championship would be a hoot to watch! Unfortunately, I don't think it will happen.
Posted: Wed Jan 11, 2012 12:23 pm
Sorry about the lack of a NSR prefix. Ericalmgt1000 wrote:An NSR would've been nice. I thought maybe we won "Best Scooter City" or something like that.
Not much of a football fan but we live 2 blocks up the street from Mile High. The crowds we observed (as in, we actually saw these people) were a tad overzealous and loud but we didn't see any loathsome behavior. I remember coming out of the Pepsi Center about an hour after the Avs skated around the arena with the Stanley Cup, only to smell tear gas in the air. It was wafting over from Lodo where a handful of drunken idiots were rampaging. It's amazing how much damage 20 drunks can do in a short time.
Many cities respond poorly to losing and winning. Usually, it's a few troublemakers looking for any excuse to do damage. Unfortunately, some cities take it to extremes and stain reputations for years or decades (cough, Vancouver; cough cough, Detroit). Sports related riots aren't new either, one good example being the Rocket Richard riot in Montreal in 1955.
In the 15-plus years we've been season ticket holders for the Avs, we've seen a couple of "almost fights" between locals and visiting fans of certain clubs. The one common denominator in all of these altercations? You guessed it: alcohol.
I promise I'll do better!Posted: Wed Jan 11, 2012 8:04 pm
go tebow!! beat that darn tom brady 
Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2012 3:44 am
Sorry, I was just hassling you, shoulda smileyd it or something.Raiderfn311 wrote:Dude dont call me a troll. I was just posting a NFL score.illnoise wrote:troll.
Bb.
Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2012 3:17 pm
Don't feed the troll illnoise! JK JK 
Seriously this is a tough one for me, cause I have no love for either team, but the QB's now that is different story...Tom Brady is a Michigan guy so I like him, Tim Tebow is a Florida guy, so I like him. I can't stand the Patriots, and I'm "meh" about the Broncos....ugh, the Broncos will win because "Jesus has a claoking device.like the predator..."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YY4deQjOrMI
Seriously this is a tough one for me, cause I have no love for either team, but the QB's now that is different story...Tom Brady is a Michigan guy so I like him, Tim Tebow is a Florida guy, so I like him. I can't stand the Patriots, and I'm "meh" about the Broncos....ugh, the Broncos will win because "Jesus has a claoking device.like the predator..."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YY4deQjOrMI