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Thanks for posting as I was going to. I pass by this all the time. This is just south of Milwaukee.
Worst park ever
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When the Marlins used play at Dolphins Stadium, it was pretty bad.I thought the title referred to "Ball"parks... so, in that case:
Welcome to Oakland (I caught an A's game there a few years back... what a sh*thole)
Probably the best was Camden Yards
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On the flip side, I sure miss this one! Nothing like floating in an inner tube down the old Itchy Scratchy with a cold beer in hand.
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Memorial Stadium Baltimore. Before they built Camden Yard: Park was shytty but the people were nice. Dude at the urinal offered to hold it for me.
- Sep 4, 2014
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As a kid I was always fascinated with the Balkans. I specifically wanted to see the war torn areas of Sarajevo. Then in 1993 we went to the SEC championship game at Legion Field in Birmingham. I felt like that kind of checked Sarajevo off of my bucket list for me.
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I wasn't holding a beer.You mean he offered to hold your beer while you peed orrr......
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On the flip side, I sure miss this one! Nothing like floating in an inner tube down the old Itchy Scratchy with a cold beer in hand.
I lived about 12 miles from there in the early 90s.
- Jun 9, 2014
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at least he didn't throw in 50 ellipses.
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dafuq?
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Did you see anyone there being a Lord of War? Probably not the real Balkans.
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my dad lived about 2 miles from there when he retired and remarried.
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Legion was and is a dump, I was at that game. Th basketball facility absolute worst basketball facility I have ever been in is Thompson-Boling in Knoxville. Straight up and seats are maybe a foot wide.
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I remember floating it when you could actually have beer, which in its self is a wonder considering how many beers Ive drank in 67 years.On the flip side, I sure miss this one! Nothing like floating in an inner tube down the old Itchy Scratchy with a cold beer in hand.
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I don't even know what the rule was on bringing beers when I was there, but I know it didn't matter! ;)
I do remember that we always brought cans, not bottles, but honestly don't remember if that was the written rule (i.e. canned beer was allowed) or the unwritten rule about how best to avoid getting caught breaking the written rule (no beer allowed).
What I can tell you is there was definitely beer. Usually in a cooler nestled in its very own inner tube.
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The bad thing was I was still sick with pneumonia that I developed after the pouring rain uga game earlier that year. I remember the drive up thinking I might be dying. My parents had a unique mindset of “these tickets were a gift, toughen up”. Sitting in the rain that night, all I could think was please don’t take me to a hospital here.
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It was an extremely uncomfortable game all the way around.
