Why is this a story?
Posted: April 13 08, 2:41 pm
It would be absurd to prosecute this construction worker for a harmless stunt.
The guy doesn't deserve that.
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Re: Why is this a story?
Posted: April 13 08, 2:52 pm
Re: Why is this a story?
Posted: April 13 08, 6:20 pm
"very, very bad act"?
overreaction?
overreaction?
Re: Why is this a story?
Posted: April 13 08, 6:28 pm
Change the words "Yankee's Stadium" to "Busch Stadium" and the words "Red Sox Shirt" to "Cubs Shirt" and how would you feel about this individual? 
Re: Why is this a story?
Posted: April 13 08, 6:32 pm
that he was a jerk Cub fan...but I wouldn't want him prosecuted.
Heck, I'd give him points for sneaking it in there. Tell me you wouldn't love to do that to the Cubs when Wrigley finally self implodes and they have to build a new place.
Heck, I'd give him points for sneaking it in there. Tell me you wouldn't love to do that to the Cubs when Wrigley finally self implodes and they have to build a new place.
Re: Why is this a story?
Posted: April 13 08, 6:46 pm
++clevername wrote:that he was a jerk Cub fan...but I wouldn't want him prosecuted.
Heck, I'd give him points for sneaking it in there. Tell me you wouldn't love to do that to the Cubs when Wrigley finally self implodes and they have to build a new place.
I give him credit for a pulling a good, perfectly harmless prank that has gotten Yanks fans' panties in a wad.
Considering prosecution is just petty and probably a waste of time anyway.
Re: Why is this a story?
Posted: April 13 08, 7:19 pm
I can't believe they went spent the time and money to look for the shirt when they found that it was there.
Re: Why is this a story?
Posted: April 13 08, 7:29 pm
Burn in hell, really bad motives guy."But then we decided, why reward somebody who had really bad motives and was trying to do a really bad thing?"
Does anyone remember when a BoSox fan put a red sock on the statue of Brock in '04? That was funny. Little pranks like these just add to the story.
Re: Why is this a story?
Posted: April 14 08, 8:47 am
I would've thought it was hilarious.TheoSqua wrote:Change the words "Yankee's Stadium" to "Busch Stadium" and the words "Red Sox Shirt" to "Cubs Shirt" and how would you feel about this individual?
I have to admit, I liked the initial response.
"The first thought was, you know, it's never a good thing to be buried in cement when you're in New York," Levine said.
Re: Why is this a story?
Posted: April 14 08, 9:16 am
I don't even see what they can prosecute him for. That part makes absolutely no sense.clevername wrote:that he was a jerk Cub fan...but I wouldn't want him prosecuted.
Heck, I'd give him points for sneaking it in there. Tell me you wouldn't love to do that to the Cubs when Wrigley finally self implodes and they have to build a new place.