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EDITOR'S NOTE: Nothing reflects the sports virtue of Love like the physical and psychological lengths to which fans go on behalf of their teams. After an open call for entries from readers of the Daily Quickie, there was an overload of stories about road trips, ticket campouts and near-brawls with opposing fans. Here's a selection of some of the entries, from Page 2 staff, Page 2 readers and more.
I sat through it. The whole darn thing. Watched every last pitch of it. Yeah, I'd paid a couple hundred bucks for my ticket. But that wasn't why I stayed in my seat in Yankee Stadium last Oct. 20. I stayed because this was my team. The team I'd adored since birth, thanks to my father, who grew up just a few blocks away on the Grand Concourse. The team I'd stuck with, through thick and thin -- and it was mostly thin when I was growing up. I stayed, even though they were on the verge of the worst collapse in sports history. I stayed, because I never quite stopped believing they could come back -- until that last ground ball to second base. And then I lingered, and watched the enemy celebrate all over the field, trying to rub the tears, and disbelief, away. You know what they say. Only love will break your heart.
-- Kieran Darcy, Page 2
I missed my best friend's wedding rehearsal to go to the Final Four to cheer on my beloved Cardinals.
-- Brent, Louisville, Ky.
-- Ed McGrogan, Whitesboro, N.Y. Who drives eight hours to party in below-zero temperatures? My buddy Phil and I, for the the Patriots-Titans playoff game in 2004. Coldest game in Patriots history. We drove from Virginia to Massachusetts on game day, tailgated for two hours (so cold the beer froze), then watched the game.
-- Matt Bennett, Alexandria, Va. The lengths I've gone for love: Love can hurt, and sometimes itch for a few days ... My wife likes sports, but she's not overboard about it. On our honeymoon in Belize, we missed the water taxi into town for dinner. The Niners were in a playoff game that night. I was so desperate, I forced us to walk through the snake-, mosquito-, bat-infested jungle for more than two miles. "It's an adventure!" I kept trying to convince her. Once our bug-eaten, sweat-sopped selves rolled into the bar, which featured satellite TV, she discovered my motive. I got the roll of the eyes, the shake of her head and a look that might have wished malaria on me. Niners won; honeymoon a success.
-- Kurt Snibbe, Page 2 I had money put aside to buy a flight home to Boston from my college in Atlanta to spend Thanksgiving with my family. But instead, I used that money to fly home for one special day in October to see the Red Sox victory parade.
-- Drew Glaser, Atlanta After the last game ever at Vet Stadium, two of my buddies and I tried to sneak in. We came upon three discarded workers' jumpsuits. We get in, run the bases. We fooled the cops who stopped us. Lastly, we get the field box seats with commemorative logos.
-- "Cheese," South Jersey You mean, did I ever camp out for a seat at a Cal-Stanford game in Harmon Gym? Yes. Did I ever botch a date night by bringing my scorebook to the ballpark? Yes. Did I ever lie my way onto the field at the Rose Bowl after the USC-UCLA game by telling security I was Terry Donahue's nephew? Yes. Did I ever get sent to my room for spitting on my sister after she spilled a glass of milk on my Pete Rose autographed program? I'm afraid so.
-- Eric Neel, Page 2
Wore a shirt to the Rose Bowl this year that said, "I go to Texas, but I bleed blue" and sat in the Texas section. That didn't go over very well.
-- Jason Wells, Austin, Texas
It's Round 2 in Page 2's Battle for the Soul of Sports.
Shanoff: Love Stories
-- Clint, Indianapolis I screamed the phrase "what ... the ... [well, you know]" at least 200 consecutive times while watching my hometown Arizona Wildcats blow a 14-point lead to Illinois in this year's Elite Eight. I was hoarse the next day. My head hurt for a week. If that's not love, I don't know what is.
-- Patrick Hruby, Page 2
Four of us drove all night from Hartford to Raleigh to see the Carolina Hurricanes' first home Stanley Cup finals game. As lifelong Hartford Whalers fans, we said we'd be at the franchise's first [Cup] finals home game no matter what. Though I now live in N.C., bring back the Whale!
-- Ryan Connelly, Raleigh, N.C.
-- Henry Richmond, Orlando I was on my first business trip and the Illinois/Iowa basketball game was on in Champaign. I got so frustrated at the no-call charge at the end of regulation that I picked up my chair and broke it in a couple of pieces in front of my boss and his boss and his boss. First impressions are so important!
-- Brent Stanley, Decatur, Ill.
It's 10 a.m. I am weepy. I am at a Starbucks. "Get a hold of yourself," I'm thinking, glancing, and still reading. Page after page. Hometown news, Washington Post. January 2004. I grew up with this team. I watched it get slaughtered at the hands of Staubach and Landry. And then, 42-10. Three rings. Dominance. Followed by 13 drought years. It hasn't rained in my town for awhile. But now. Storm and sun. The king, our king, Joe Gibbs, is returning. Hail victory. Go 'Skins. Gonna be a very good day.
-- Frank Golding, Asst. General Counsel, ESPN
I grew up in the state of Oregon. During Game 6 of the 1977 NBA Finals, I was convinced that I would jinx the Trail Blazers' chances against the 76ers, so I went outside for the last part of the fourth quarter. I sacrificed my own happiness so my team could be the champs. I was 11 years old.
-- Matt Cibula, Madison, Wis.
-- David Schoenfield, Page 2 When the Vikings lost the NFC championship game in '98, I was supposed to propose to my girlfriend later that night. Instead, after the game, I was so mad that she kept saying, "What's the big deal?" So in turn, I broke up with her and haven't talked to her since.
-- Lamar, Neb. In 1990, my two friends and I (we were 8 years old at the time) decided to dress up as the Nasty Boys for Halloween. There was a problem, though: We all wanted to be Rob Dibble. So we started fighting and arguing about who got to be Rob Dibble. So my mom decided to put the names in a hat. So I pick my piece of paper and I pull open just a little corner of it and see the letters N-O; and I freak out and throw the paper on the ground and run away crying. No offense to Norm Charlton, but he is no Rob Dibble. I am still mad at my mother for not fixing that drawing.
-- Scott, Dayton, Ohio At U. Buffalo, we fixated on one bench basketball player so much that we took our support a step farther. Not only did we nickname him Moose, but we made hats with antlers and wore them to home games, head-butting each other when he so much as touched the ball!
-- Jonathan, Boston I was such a big fan of the Hartford Whalers (and so distraught when they left for Carolina) that I chose a low-paying job out of college in Greensboro specifically for its proximity to the relocated Hurricanes (formerly the Whalers), suffering through lackluster regional fan support, just for the chance to root my team on against its historical rivals when they came down to Carolina.
-- Dean Cornelio, ESPN.com
I'm in the Air Force and a huge Sox fan. Stationed overseas last year, I was able to convince my boss to give me leave right in time for Game 5 of the ALCS. Thousands of dollars later for airfare and game tickets, I celebrated the WS win in Boston, a memory I'll never forget.
-- Dave, Tampa
-- Matt, So. Portland, Maine
Here's the fight card for Page 2's Battle for the Soul of Sports:
Round 1: Pride vs. Humility
Round 2: Envy vs. Love
Round 3: Anger vs. Kindness
Round 4: Sloth vs. Diligence
Round 5: Greed vs. Charity
Tuesday, Aug. 9: Sports Gluttony vs. Sports Temperance
I'm sure you'll receive a million e-mails about diehard Red Sox fans. Yes, I'm one, but this is about being a Celtics fan. As the C's were making a playoff run and facing the Heat, I was at my local bar. Every bar had on the Sox game, a 10-1 blowout against Tampa Bay. I walked up and changed the channel on one television. I was booed and yelled at. Then someone told me that the C's were a nothing team. With my brother being a VP for the team, I quickly took on an entire bar in a fight. Not the smartest move; but after dropping one guy, I got to watch the game.
-- Matt Sullivan, Manchester, N.H.
-- Anthony Bowser, Harrisburg, Pa. I broke up with my four-year, live-in girlfriend on New Year's Eve because I wanted to attend the Patriots vs. Titans playoff game with the guys instead of having to bring her. It was either go with her or a Patriots-decorated van full of my friends. Smartest choice ever.
-- Jason, Lowell, Mass. I've stood in biting wind-chill conditions to watch games. I've endured torrential downpours. I've arranged and rearranged work schedules, rising early and working late, to be able to attend games. I've awakened at the crack of dawn to brave single-digit temperatures. I've invested countless hours at games and practices. I've gone to these lengths and more ... to watch (and coach) my son and daughter as they've played soccer, basketball and baseball -- and played in a way that makes a dad proud.
-- Bruce Deckert, ESPN.com
I guess I'll see you in Hell, because for Game 7 of the 2003 ALCS (the Aaron Boone game), my friend and I couldn't get tickets. So instead, we purchased wheelchair seating just to get into the ballpark.
-- Barry, Philadelphia
-- Alex, N.Y. I believe ditching my ex-girlfriend's birthday brunch with her family to attend a meaningless Panthers game vs. Detroit directly led to our breakup. I won.
-- Biff, Charlotte 1999 ALCS, Game 3. Pedro v. Clemens I. Stood in line for 14 hours. Talked with Gammons. Got two tickets ($150) on roof. Took a nap. Roommate turned off alarm. Missed game. (Pedro's 12Ks; Clemens, gone in the fourth.) Woke up. Punched wall. Shattered hand. Still won't watch highlights.
-- Big D, Boston My wife Lori and I are such big Twins fans that we planned our family around Twins' World Series championships. That's right: My two boys were born in 1987 and 1991. I'm afraid the Twins are done winning World Series, because we are done having kids!
-- Pete Ericksen, Bottineau, N.D. I've watched every Red Sox-Devil Rays game. Every one. The time I spent watching Boston in these games could have been used to graduate. I can imagine few more heroic things, save perhaps a Devil Rays' fan writing, "I've watched every Devil Rays-Royals game."
-- Sean, Warwick, R.I. My junior year of college at Syracuse University, we all camped out in the blizzard snow for two days outside the Carrier Dome during March Madness to get our tickets to the Final Four in New Orleans. It was 10 below, and Carmelo and Warrick came down and brought us food, as we only had beer to keep us warm. Best month of college.
-- Adam Saltzman, N.Y. In '96, the Bucs were still wearing orange, a team on the rise but not very good; and it was NOT cool to like them. A buddy and I decided we wanted to meet our favorite player, Ian Beckles. Figuring the best way to meet an O-lineman would be through his stomach, we went to One Buc Place at the end of practice and posed as Pizza deliverymen. It's amazing, the access you can get to places with a pizza in hand. Although a little put-off at first because he didn't order a pizza, Beckles was very cool -- posed for pics, and talked to us.
-- D. Baker, Tampa As a Jets fan, I called my dad after Barton's late hit on Brees and a half-bottle bottle of Jack Daniels and yelled, "THIS IS YOUR FAULT. IF YOU RAISED ME A GIANT FAN I WOULDN'T NEED TO PUT UP WITH THIS!"
-- Eric, N.Y. Back in the early '60s, I used to drive 100 miles each way to Monticello Raceway from Harpur College (now SUNY Binghamton) every night of the week (or, at least, every night it was open), which probably contributed to two things: 1) I was always broke. 2) I flunked out of school at the end of my junior year, mostly because I didn't take any finals at the end of my soph year (conflicted with the spring portion of the Monticello meet, when you could gather all kinds of useful information about the horses running there that year), and then I enjoyed the experience of not taking finals so much that I stepped it up in my junior year and didn't even bother attending classes at all. For some reason, the administration found this a bit much.
-- Jay Lovinger, Page 2
I posed as a paramedic and snuck into Qualcomm in hopes to watch Gwynn break his hit record. My buddy and I bought a tackle box, fake radios, and shirts from a Goodwill, and walked right past security. I ended up meeting Bochy and eating dinner off the locker-room spread. Good Times.
-- Sam, Phoenix
-- Tom Smith, Ayer, Mass.
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I'm a huge Ohio State fan. So when my Buckeyes were making their title run a few years back and I had a crappy silver Olds, I decided to modify it by getting red, white and black electrical tape and turning my car into a rolling OSU helmet.
-- Matt Hager, Dayton, Ohio
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Having just moved to California from Connecticut, my first dinner with my girlfriend's parents happened to be on the eve of Game 7, Rangers-Devils, playoffs, 1994. They wanted me to turn the TV off and eat dinner with the family. The TV. Off. Game 7. Rangers. What are you, insane? They refused to let me have any food, but I refused to turn off the TV. So I sat on the couch, girlfriend seething at the dinner table, and watched that magical game and Matteau's heaven-sent goal. Priceless!
-- Timothy Wigder, Washington, D.C.
-- Jason Logsdon, ESPN.com
Left Providence, R.I., to Boston, Mass., during the fifth inning of Game 4 of the World Series. Arrived top of the eighth inning, 20 blocks from Kenmore square. Parked illegally in employee parking. Sprinted to Fenway. Watched bottom of the ninth inning on street, on a TV through the window of a Pizzeria Uno. Went crazy till 4 a.m.. Had interview at 9 a.m. back in Rhode Island. Didn't get job.
-- Matthew Harrington, Haverhill, Mass.
-- Geoff West, Clearwater, Fla. I'm a diehard New York Rangers fan, and I was thrilled when my girlfriend (now my wife) gave me tickets to a Rangers-Habs game in Montreal for Christmas. The weekend of the game, a brutal ice storm rocked New England and most of the province of Quebec. We heard the warnings, but with some persuasion on my part, we went anyway, through icy highways in northern Vermont and pitch-black back roads through Canadian farmland that were littered with tree trunks and huge blocks of ice that fell off bridges and stretched-out power lines. The only way into the city was through a tunnel, because all the bridges were closed. It was miracle we made it in there. Once we got to our hotel, the power was already out on the entire grid for that part of the city, and the hotel was running on emergency lighting and minimal heat. I had to steal a few candles from the lobby bar just so we had light in our room. The hotel was also completely out of food. We had to walk about 15-to-20 blocks in the middle of the night - dodging ice patches, huge icicles falling from the tops of buildings, and national guardsmen who were called in to help with the cleanup -- before we found a section of town that had power and a place to eat.
The next morning, the Rangers-Canadiens game scheduled for that night was canceled, of course, and the hotel informed all its guests that they had to leave because there would be no heat at all that night. So in a 48-hour span, we drove from Boston to Montreal and back in the worst storm the region had seen in years - all for nothing. To this day, I try to reason with my wife that it was still an amazing adventure. But judging from the looks she gives me, I think I'm lucky she didn't dump me right there in Montreal and drive home on her own.
-- Chris Marcucci, ESPN.com
I got engaged on the night Kentucky won the national championship in 1996 (which I was prepared to not do if they had lost), and swore to name my child after a Kentucky player if they won in 1998. When they did win, I named my daughter Camryn after Cameron Mills.
-- Matt Beck, N.Y.
-- Abe, Philadelphia I had to give the student speech at a Notre Dame football rally. However, I had chipped my tailbone playing hockey the night before. So the day of the speech, I went to the doctor's office, had the chipped bone piece removed without being knocked out, got stitched up, and gave the speech in front of 10,000 people in the Joyce Center in pain and bleeding from the stitches. It was amazing! I then slept for 17 hours because of the pain.
-- Alex B., Rochester, N.Y. I'm a diehard college hoops fan, but my alma mater hasn't been the greatest on the court ... until they went dancing this year. I was so excited about Ohio University's last-second MAC title game win (officially punching their dance card) that I fell to the floor in celebration -- pounding the floor and kicking and yelling with happiness. Until I popped my knee out of the socket and broke my left hand. Who says winning is painless. Go Bobcats!
-- Brian Coovert, Ohio Last year for my bachelorette party, I got a Cubs tattoo (on my lower back, naturally). It was completely spur of the moment. When I came home, everyone thought it was a fake. I never thought I would get a tattoo, but never say never! Go Cubbies!!!!!
-- Kate Sweas, Chicago Oct. 15, 2003. My lovely wife, AJ, in labor. Cubs vs. Marlins, Game 7. Cubs are losing in the bottom of the ninth. AJ walks calmly by me with her suitcase. After the final out of the game, I glanced at the clock: 9:59. We jump in the car and race across town to the hospital. Healthy, beautiful baby Addison is born at 10:20 p.m. after an exciting three minutes in the delivery room. "See, honey, I had it timed perfectly." (Spoken out of reach, of course.) Perfect ending to a terrible day. That's what we have done for sports.
-- Scott Johnson, Great Falls, Mont. When Ron Dayne broke the rushing record, I painted myself gold and dressed up as the Heisman Trophy. While pumping up the crowd, I threw my gold Nerf football to a person in the first row (about 10 yards away). I got handcuffed and tossed for "throwing missiles." As I was led away, thousands chanted, "You can't kick out the Heisman." They didn't listen.
-- Ryan Rau, Milwaukee Back in the seventh grade, our English teacher made us all keep a journal. It was terrific -- you could write about anything you wanted, as long as you wrote in your journal on a regular basis. I decided I would write about the Mets. And here's what I did, for love of that 1973 team: Beginning with the first game that was broadcast on radio early in spring training, I wrote hundreds of words about every game. I listened to every game; I watched the few times Lindsey Nelson, Bob Murphy, and Ralph Kiner appeared on Channel Nine during that spring. Then, when the regular season began, I continued on my own, even after the journal assignment was through. Every game, every pitch. I kept score, I followed John Milner and Jon Matlack (my two favorite players), George "The Stork" Theodore, Duffy Dyer, Tug McGraw and all the others without fail. I don't remember whether I continued my journal the rest of that otherwise memorable season, but I do know that I was completely besotted. That was love, seventh-grade style. Soon, I would only give that kind of daily, priority-one love to a member of the opposite sex.
-- Jeff Merron, Page 2 I am a S.F. Giants fan. Diehard. I was living in Torino, Italy, when the 2002 World Series was going on. I happened to be at a bar during Game 6 when all of a sudden, they were showing the game. At this point, it was like 3 in the morning. The bar shut down at about the sixth inning. I watched the next inning by hanging on to the bars on the window of the pub until they shut off the TV in the eighth. We got word of a bar open until 8 a.m. We ran down there, had them turn on the game in their basement, and I watched the Giants give away the World Series at 7 a.m. in the basement of a bar. I had no money, and the buses didn't start running for another two hours. We waited for the bus to come at 9 a.m., caught the longest route in the city, the 67, but caught it going the wrong way because another one was not coming in the other direction. We proceeded to fall asleep, miss our stop, and have to take the bus the full route twice. Got home at 11:30 a.m.
-- Paul Baiocchi, Newport Beach, Calif. Denver wins Super Bowl XXXII, and I cried. Not just a one-tear-rolling-down-the-cheek thing, either. I cried. One of my friends turns to my fiancee and asks, "Is he crying?" Her horrified response was, "Yes, he has been waiting for this for 24 years." To this day, I tease my wife that I cried when Denver won its first Super Bowl, and not at our wedding.
-- Darin, Topeka, Kan. On May 31, 1987, 10 days after my third birthday, my family decided to take a walk before Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals. My father, and now me, are diehard Flyers fans. I was riding my bike with training wheels and fell, hitting my face on the curb and suffering a laceration just above my left eye. I remember the emergency room, the stinging sponges wiping away the blood, the swelling, and my father, a doctor, yelling at everyone to hurry up because he did not want to miss the beginning of the game. He had his priorities right.
-- Sean Singer, Providence, R.I.
I grew up in southern Ohio. Reds country. I grew up with a big brother in southern Ohio. Big Reds' fan, my big brother was. Still is. Poor sap. My big brother wanted the Reds to himself; and, hey, he's the oldest, right? He had his ways. They were his team; I wasn't allowed to love them. That's the source of the river of my affection for the Braves. The Braves were G.O.O.D. They were so good, they could beat the Reds. My big brother's Reds. That's why I loved them. That's still why I love them. They're a kid brother's revenge.
-- Michael Knisley, Page 2
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I've been playing Skyrim for about 12 hours now and I've only done side quests at this point. My character is basically a thief and I use stealth to get sneak attacks with my bow and arrow as well as back stabs. The problem is that when I'm confronted with enemies that don't die quickly from my initial attack, they run up to me and start pounding me with melee attacks. When it comes to close quarters combat, my character feels pretty weak.
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How did you make 5000 last you 7 months that's insane.
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I have a friend that goes to Peru quite often, he saves a few thousand for it and stays months there...swears by it...he says the people are awesome, food is great and relatively safe as far as travaling in a third world country goes. He does say however, that the waves are a little finicky...but at the same time, everywhere is like that, but when it goes off, close to a world class wave.
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Jun 13, 2014, 09:38 PM
13 times, is that the offshore wind is a little hard to find. there are ways but still, its a bit hard to
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Jun 13, 2014, 01:21 PM
if you want to SURF - really - then peru has the best bang4buck. i mean really surf.
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Peru has some of the best waves in the entire world. Insane spots I have always had Peru on the buck list.
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Jun 13, 2014, 05:49 PM
im jealous of all of you especially the guy who spent 7.5 months in SA. My cheapest was costa rica for a month
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Jun 13, 2014, 05:56 PM
For real, Get a $99 southwest flight from Charleston or JAX to San Diego. Bring a soft roof rack. Rent a beater from the airport or from a junkie off craigslist (usually $150-200 per week).... Drive over the border and go here. http://www.coyotecals.com/ - Its about 4 hours down and the directions get super sketchy, I.E. make a left at the cactus on the second dirt road and drive until you see the ocean.
\nI think it was about $10 per day. We would stay there about 2 weeks at a time, usually during the Baja 1000. At any rate, we spent all day surfing, fishing for dinner. Picked mussels most nights right off the reef out front. There are tons of Stone Crabs down there.... The owners actually drive a couple hours to the nearest town each day to a market, get enough to cook dinner. I want to say it's $5 a head if you want to eat "family meal"... Its like a hostel but not....
\nBut for $10 per night, you are ON THE WATER, with world class surf in every direction. A rivermouth about a mile from there goes BONKERS! There are multiple reefs and points within 5 miles either way... THERE WILL BE NO ONE OUT. You will have that entire stretch of Baja to yourself usually....
\nThere is one little shack in "town". Give the young man $5, and say Quiero Mota. He will disappear for a moment, but then return with what looks like a pillow case full of funk... The only restaurant in the town is in this ladies living room. You have to walk up and knock on her door. She cooked us up FEASTS back in the day. She even had the real mexican bottles sodas.
\nSo, once you rent your car and airfare, you can live off $100 per week down there for sure. You will spend all day cooking beans and hunting for your own dinner, but it's really only a good idea to surf about 8 hours per day. Spend the rest of the time getting your food supply up....
\nThat is the cheapest trips I have ever taken. Leave with $500, come back two weeks later with $300. And have surfed all day, every day the whole time. Points, Reefs. All that. And not running all over the country and trying to find sh**. Make sure to drive during the day though. And always have some cans of Tecate in the back in case the "kids" with machine guns running the last check point on the way down are in a bad mood.
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Where do you see $99 flights to SAN....? I see $900-1200 RT flights CHS - SAN on SW.
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Jun 13, 2014, 07:06 PM
Okay, I found him one for $189 each way, Delta. From Atlanta. Orbitz.
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\nIMHO, you can't get from the east coast to SAN for anything less than $500 in coach & a crapload more for biz / first. Esp from a secondary market like where you're located. No offense intended - - the airlines are boning everyone. Now that they're profitable again, after we taxpayers bailed their asses out after 9-11, they're totally sticking it to us all. And the pols are quietly going right along with it.
\nI've been to SAN x3 in the past 6 months. Fares are steep. SAN is a limited market; nothing like the access that LAX has, for example.
\nFortunately for me, I receive around 1.2 million miles & points per year. Haven't paid for a plane ticket since, well, maybe the late 1990's. Sure does make surf trekkin' a whole lot less painful on the pocketbook.
\nBTW, I think you should take Blasters to SoCal. A full report will be required for all of us upon your return.
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Jun 13, 2014, 07:01 PM
My buddy just flew from SD to BWI for $99 he said. Flying from around here is tricky. Gotta check Charleston, Savannah INT, hilton head and Jacksonville. A flight from BWI to Savannah can be $289 each way and the same flight into Charleston is like $109.
\nJust saying, take the cheapest flight, with 25 connections from One of the three major airports around here. You may even be able to fly into TJ, but I wouldn't mess with trying to rent cars and sh** down there.
\nI have just been looking at flights to PR from every airport, even Atlanta and NONE of them are cheap. Same with CR and NIC and places. You are looking at somewhere between $500-$800. And you gotta get a rental car and pay around $100 a night, yada, yada yada. I just think those "quick" trips down to PR and places often add up real quick.... If he takes that stretch of road down to Baja, you run out of places to spend your money. You are out in the middle of no where with waves, and hopefully enough food that you can stay as long as you want. The rest is history. Completely off the grid.
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Man I gotta ask the dudes that have been down to Mexico in the past two years...how nervous were you? Those cartels have made kidnapping pats a pastime, and they love a quick ransom dollar. God knows the embassy doesn't help when you're south of the border.
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\nAmerican's just got smarted about how they travel, where they stay and when they go. There has never been a market for general "kidnapping" in the Baja area. Or all of mexico. It is only individuals with money or power that are of any value. They don't just go randomly snatching up Americans. If you are down there flaunting wealth, they yes. But the only real danger has always been losing your belonging at the drop of a hat. Poor people down there, cartels or not have always been quick to relieve you of your worldly possessions. Usually with a gun and band of people, but there is no violence. It's nothing but a few petty thieves mix with a ton of good people. Don't start nothing. Won't be nothing. People aren't going to waste their time, energy and freedom (because the cartels will kill them if it wasn't an order from their organization) just to hop tie you, drive you out somewhere, and find out you have no money, and nobody loves you. At that point, you aren't even worth the cost of a bullet.
\nSince all that went down, I have still been to Baja dozens of times. I just always drive during the day. I stay at the same hotel in Ensenada every time, that lets you lock your car in their courtyard gates so it's right in from of your room and secure. I don't go out to the shady, side street, alley bars that have "Donkey Show" in the window. Don't drink the water. Always watch the bartender pour EVERY DRINK you get. Trust me.
\nBut its the same ol' sh**. You are no more likely to get robbed down there today than you were 15 years ago. The drug cartels aren't just riding up and down the streets with AKs and women, shooting into the air. You don't just stop to get gas and see a "gang" down there. It's not like that. If you encounter a drug cartel, you probably got lost... They aren't out looking for trouble.
\nTheir bosses kill them for that. NOBODY used to mess with gringos in downtown TJ while the Felix Brother ran sh**. If you raped an american, they would kill your whole family. If you commit a crime that draws negative attention, they would have your head. This is because the Felix Brothers were in deep with the government and the politicians, so he helped their local economy. They let him do his thing, he paid them handsomely, they actually acted as the general guardians of the TJ area. People forget, a lot of dangerous places in this world, sometimes need a dictator and sometimes need some bad people to get involved to make sure the politicians aren't screwing everyone.
\nAnyway, Mexico aint bad, unless you are very wealthy or of political influence.
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peru or baja? i think baja would be cheaper on the plane ticket side, what about nica land of the offshores? ive herd its considerably cheaper. i would head straight to belmar but im not that skilled yet to handle those bombs.
\ni think if we all had the money it would be straight to indo.
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Yea, he goes down to the central region, but when its on he drives to Chicama. Baddy have you been to Chicama when its going off, he says its insane?
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\nsurf - then burning it up the hi-way to chicama is the way to do it. in chicama its ALWAYS OFFSHORE..i'll
\nsay it again its ALWAYS OFFSHORE. the third section (la tercera section) is circular and YES your legs
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According to BB, the Review's process is "extremely unscientific," in part because it may be based on the opinions of fewer than a hundred CU students per year -- an estimate, since the Princeton crew won't share details with the university.
"This blatant lack of transparency, combined with questionable research methods, causes us to question the veracity of the survey," Benson wrote. "Frankly, we would not allow our faculty researchers or our students to be so secretive in their research methods."
Yeah, and you would've aced that test if the teacher had only asked you questions you already knew!
Sorry, Bruce, but CU is one of the country's top party schools, and everyone knows it. That orgasm of cannabis consumption in Boulder every 4/20 isn't exactly a secret. Now, you may not be proud of that, but by bitching about how unfair the school's slotting is before we even know the actual number, you seem like you're protesting too much, not to mention giving the CU faithful several extra days to anticipate a list they probably had forgotten was even coming.
What's next? A letter explaining that CU's football team sucks because the rules favor Oklahoma and Texas?
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The New Official Wolf vs. Goat Thread - Page 864post #12946 of 167594/15/14 at 2:12pmWasn't there a newsletter last week anyway? I forget the schedule, but I don't think they're supposed to come two weeks in a row.post #12947 of 167594/15/14 at 2:17pm
I understand they may not be ready yet, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing out.
As far as the schedule, he initially said first and last Tuesday of each month, with a possible 3rd in some months, but it hasn't been that regular.
Oh well, excited all the same for some oxfords. It's my buddy's birthday today so I was (am) going to buy him a white overdye to give him a very wearable taste of finer clothing.post #12948 of 167594/15/14 at 2:17pm
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Please be patient guys! You'll have oxfords and chinos soon! In the mean time, anyone have any fit pics of the new stuff?post #12950 of 167594/16/14 at 4:33am
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Hey, I had a quick sizing question. When looking at the roll neck tees, what sizing on the chart do we base it off of? I'm 6'4" with a 38" chest and I'm pretty slim, not sure what size to go for.post #12952 of 167594/17/14 at 5:05am
Quote:I don't understand your question. With your chest size I would go with a small. Being that you are 6'4 do you have a long torso or do you have long legs? Do you have narrow or broad shoulders? What is you shoulder width.
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One measurement won't cut the mustard.
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Mauro, when will we be seeing some of these new shorts??? I could use 2 or 3 new pairs for this summer and I'll gladly hold out for WvG if they are coming in the next month or sopost #12954 of 167594/17/14 at 6:07am
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Alright I'll see what I can do about that mustard. Shoulder width/yoke width is 18.5" (i.e. pretty broad). I would say that relative to a shorter person, the length of my torso is more often the issue, rather than the length of my legs.post #12956 of 167594/17/14 at 8:34am
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That likely won't happen with these, the fabric is very light and drapey and really wants to fall down rather than flare in any significant way.post #12959 of 167594/17/14 at 11:02am
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The drape on the shirts is pretty awesome. You can't go wrong.post #12960 of 167594/17/14 at 11:45am
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Needing to leave Khartoum in a bit of a hurry (problems with landlord and school!) and Kassala not being ready to receive us just then, we decided to "make tourism", as the Sudanese say, and headed north to Dongola. After being severely bumped around on the desert bus, we arrived a little dishevelled in this tiny city on the western bank of the Nile, surrounded by palm groves. We'd come in search of ruins, having heard that there were plenty old temples and castles strewn along the river banks for kilometres around, but actually we only spotted one from a bus. Nevertheless, Dongola proved to be a very worthwhile destination for a pre-Christmas getaway, even if it did get a little chilly at times.
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I have a lot of friends whose families came from Dongola to settle and work in Khartoum. I now understand why... I'm heading north at the weekend, insha'allah but only as far as the town of Meroe and jebal Barkal,
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