Jets halftime show

*googling Denisse Rivera*[/thenation]

 

But good enough last Sunday to beat the Steelers.

 

Thank God for the non-traditional spelling!

 

Further proof that if the terrorists haven't won, they will shortly.

 

Absolutely disgraceful. The societal lowest common denominator.

 

Just plain trashy but sadly that's what you can expect at Jets games (and of course my Eagles as well)...as much as i love live sports, you cannot get me to a football game anymore--just not worth dealing with all the drunks and the potential risk of volience in the stands and parking lot. If the NFL cared, they'd do something about the booze issue but they're too in bed with the major compaines to risk pissing them off....

 

I used to be a little embarassed that my hometown Cowboys have such uninspired, sedate fans compared to the rowdies on the East Coast, but these days, I'm glad about that. No fucking way something like that happens in Dallas.

I'm not offended by tits in public, but the seething-below-the surface violence lurking in those images is disturbing as fuck. Public tits at a hippie festival? Bring 'em on. Public tits with a bunch of drunk NFL fans? Stupid and dangerous.

 

Is it any surprise that the security sits around and does nothing? These are people that bully up on a crowd when it is small and then sit around and do nothing when shit like this goes on.

This is all very very sad.

 

sorry for the minor threadjack, but I find that almost all the long-time posters have their own pet issues. Pastor's has been the "security" at Giants Stadium - he's complained about it for years. This thread is like an 80 mph fastball right over the heart of the plate.

 

I'm guessing this article spurs a little discussion in the NFL offices. And perhaps a few phone calls to the Jets ownership.

Might not find security to be so disinterested at future Jets games....

 

I wouldn't this particular topic a pet issue. I did mention it previously in relation to several acquaintances that were roughed up, and another that was tossed for using his camera phone to take video of the harassment. It came up, I believe, twice.

From my experience, I found it of little surprise to read the following:

 

Agreed. So far, what I see in that story is a tremendous job of passing the buck by anybody who could possibly do anything about it.

Funny thing is, as bad as the crowds at a Steelers game can get (I have always hated dealing with the crowd outside on game days there), I can't imagine something like this happening in Heinz Field. Maybe it's because most of the women are actually there for the game. We had a thread about this a while back, but you would be amazed by the interest level in the Steelers among women in Pittsburgh.