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Its all fun and games until someone gets shell in the eye. (or mustard)
More of a Remoulade guy with crab cakes myself
That is considered blasphemy in at least 8 counties in Maryland.
I just heard on the radio that during the Baltimore Hockey Classic someone through a crab on to the ice. That is pretty hilarious. Did you see that Comeds? Do they even have a video board there?
Boss - love hearing "The Aud."
elo, I miss the old place but those stairs were REAL steep in the upper deck.
Oh, no doubt. The old Capital Centre didn't even have an upper deck. I remember being scared as a kid of tumbling all the way down! Verizon is so much better. I do miss the decibel meter they had on the walls in Capital Centre. A light would start flashing when it hit like 90 or 100 or something.
More of a Remoulade guy with crab cakes myself
I just heard on the radio that during the Baltimore Hockey Classic someone through a crab on to the ice. That is pretty hilarious. Did you see that Comeds? Do they even have a video board there?
Boss - love hearing "The Aud."
elo, I miss the old place but those stairs were REAL steep in the upper deck.
Those things were scary as hell. And those crappy little triangular shaped handrails that guaranteed you'd have to let go at some point.
It's amazing there weren't more mishaps.
Where I played my Pee-Wee hockey was built in 1950. It had two sets of wooden bleachers and one locker room divided by a curtain. The concrete pad under the ice surface was poured onto sand and the cracks were so bad under the ice surface that you could actually see sand in the ice later in the season. There were holes in the roof big enough that occasionally I would be partially blinded. Yes. I lost pucks in the sun.
It would take millions in renovations to make the Baltimore Arena that nice.
And frozen crab cakes bounce terribly on rough ice surfaces.
Seats on the stage now? Do you have to be famous to sit there?