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Was that dude pregnant?
I can tell you from experience that Steeler fans are the worst to expose a young child too. I've been there twice and it was a rough experience. Cursing directly at us with a 6 and 8 year old made it hard to keep my composure , especially when Bulger and company beat the brakes off them . The second trip wasn't as bad since the Rams were shut out .
I used to like the Steelers, but after that i stopped .Especially after Big Ben bought his way out of two different rape charges I don't have tolerance for it . I will be there next year in full Ram gear now that my son is older . Good luck
Thanks for the info. I'm doubting that it would be a wise trip.
I think there are enough of us here to get a group together.There is safety in numbers so they say.
My brother is a Steelers fan and already mentioned this game as a bro weekend LOL
Especially after Big Ben bought his way out of two different rape charges
Cursing directly at us with a 6 and 8 year old made it hard to keep my composure
It will only take a few guys whose lives are completely upended with actual jail time which would likely end up in job and house loss for these idiots to freaking get it that public intoxication that leads to violence isn't freaking acceptable.
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different perspective of the cuddle session.
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The NFL needs to really, REALLY crack down on this.
Throw out every drunk icehole and ensure that they are prosecuted to the fullest extent.
It will only take a few guys whose lives are completely upended with actual jail time which would likely end up in job and house loss for these idiots to freaking get it that public intoxication that leads to violence isn't freaking acceptable.
I grew up with alcoholism (not the violent kind, thank the Lord), but I take a pretty dim view of public intoxication, tho I tend to just ignore it.
However, when people get violent while drunk, my first instinct is to say "bury them under the jail"
I get that's an overreaction, but it is what it is.
Honestly, a LOT of it could be fixed by preventing drunk people from entering the stadium.
Have the cops at the entrances and as people are coming in, let the cops handle it. Treat it like a sobriety check point. If they think you're drunk, they pull you out. You can refuse the breathalyzer, but you ain't getting in. If you blow over the legal limit, you're arrested for public intoxication.
Honestly, I already can't afford to attend regularly, but I wouldn't go even if I could to MOST venues.
Turns out that one of my bucket list items is something pretty common... to take a road trip from Baltimore to Boston and watch a game at each ball park from beginning to end.
I would NEVER do that with football. And that's a shame because as I get older, I can see the attraction of driving around the country seeing football at various venues... Like watching EVERY Ram game one season (I still have this unreasonable dream that the wife and I will be semi-full time RVers as we love being on the road meeting new people). That would seem on the surface to be insanely fun.
In reality, tho, it would probably be less than fun as some opposing fans in their house would be truly miserable to be around.
And that's unfortunate.
Easy solution: no more alcohol at NFL games, only pot. No more public intoxication. The only fighting would be over the last nacho.
If I can get the finances right, gonna try that Charlotte’s Web CBD compound. It’s supposed to be better than extracted CBD oil because it contains all 83 compounds not just CBD.
Proceed with caution, manufacturing is not regulated in the least so you don't know what you are actually getting and A LOT of people are cashing in big time in states where medical marijuana is legal by cranking out whatever.
Also, other than two rare types of epilepsy (which is how it got its name by the way, a little girl named Charlotte) there is not much science to back up the claims the manufacturers are talking about. They can actually say almost anything because it isn't regulated. And they do. To the point the FDA contacted some manufacturers about their claims.
Right now trials are underway for the epilepsy treatment to measure the effects, more will come out later. But it looks promising in that regard.
That said..........
I'm always very leery when wide ranging medical claims are made when there has been little or no study to back them up. When the list get to be as big as the one for weed and these oils I get triple leery. The list of things it reportedly "heals", "cures", "soothes" is awfully long, too long in fact for me to buy into it.
For instance you say that Charlotte's Web is better because it contains all 83 compounds not just CBD. There isn't any evidence to back that up. And they could say it and still not produce what they are claiming. By the way, the company that makes that specific product was one of the ones contacted by the FDA to discontinue the claims.
Well, considering that I have an ideopathic seizure disorder likely caused by the lesion in my brain and nothing else has worked fully including Botox... then I’m willing to try it.