The Official QQ NFL Tailgate Thread

[ar surround]

But I think they found a way, my daughter last week got a regular size plastic cup beer, $24.00, you got to be kidding.

Wow! That is like the cost of a Quadio (including shipping) when you buy the bundle.

I will be rooting for the Niners. The only way I would ever root for the Boys is if Tom Landry was resurrected, kicked McCarthy off of the sidelines, and threw a bird to Jerry Jones up there in his sky box.

 

[cbmmm3]

The Lions will be 7-1, right Ricky?

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It may take 2 of those gallon jugs to get the Lions to 7-1. Biggest obstacle will be Bill B's Colts---DAMMIT - Ravens

 

[LuvMyQuad]

They do stop selling alcohol end of 3rd quarter.

I think that's been the standard policy at Bills games for the last 25 years or so. Maybe longer. Maybe it's an NFL rule.

 

[JohnN]

I will be rooting for the Niners. The only way I would ever root for the Boys is if Tom Landry was resurrected, kicked McCarthy off of the sidelines, and threw a bird to Jerry Jones up there in his sky box.

That's some funny stuff there. Never knew you felt this way. Go Dallas (now that's a jinx)

 

[marpow]

I think that's been the standard policy at Bills games for the last 25 years or so. Maybe longer. Maybe it's an NFL rule.

For sure, was that way in the 80's at Candlestick.
Baseball, after 7th inning, same thing.

 

[LuvMyQuad]

Oh yeah.
As a season ticket holder, we of course pay a flat fee for the year.
My neighbors sitting behind me asked me the same thing, and I was shocked to hear they are not coming because the seats have so much value to them.
I always thought they where just equal in price, but according to him each game has different value per game, even though, you just pay one price.

Tiered pricing for individual games based on the opponent has been around for quite a while in hockey. Does your neighbor also have a season ticket? If so, he's probably talking about resale market pricing. If not, it could well mean Niners individual ticket prices are also on a tiered structure.

But I think they found a way, my daughter last week got a regular size plastic cup beer, $24.00, you got to be kidding.

That's outrageous. And it will only get worse. Nothing like gouging the public when they have no other option. When I was a teenager you could bring your own drinks into Bills games.

 

[cbmmm3]

For sure, was that way in the 80's at Candlestick.
Baseball, after 7th inning, same thing.

back in my time at Tiger Stadium they only sold 'near-beer' Low alcohol content beer. Serious here.
Then the local company - Strohs - broke thru and 'real beer' was sold

 

[marpow]

Does your neighbor also have a season ticket? If so, he's probably talking about resale market pricing. If not, it could well mean Niners individual ticket prices are also on a tiered structure.

Yes, him and his wife are. They are older, so probably thinking about the night game, driving, etc.

When I was a teenager you could bring your own drinks into Bills games.

Same, I would say 1979-1985, teens, early 20's we would tailgate, I think there was 10 of us, we would get cases of Bud and just before we went in we would pour the cans, slowly, into these little igloo coolers with the push spout at the bottom. Mine was a orange colored one gallon, my friends was a green two gallon. They had no problem letting us do that.
Plus cocaine for before and after, whew, glad to have survived.

At concerts we had a nice little trick, because they would never allow bringing in alcohol. We had a little picnic basket, chips, sandwich, etc, with a fake wooden bottom. Take a gallon zip loc, fill with vodka, lay on bottom with fake top in place, so when they opened and hand searched, nothing.
Who says kids aren't smart.

 

[cbmmm3]

Yes, him and his wife are. They are older, so probably thinking about the night game, driving, etc.

Same, I would say 1979-1985, teens, early 20's we would tailgate, I think there was 10 of us, we would get cases of Bud and just before we went in we would pour the cans, slowly, into these little igloo coolers with the push spout at the bottom. Mine was a orange colored one gallon, my friends was a green two gallon. They had no problem letting us do that.
Plus cocaine for before and after, whew, glad to have survived.

At concerts we had a nice little trick, because they would never allow bringing in alcohol. We had a little picnic basket, chips, sandwich, etc, with a fake wooden bottom. Take a gallon zip loc, fill with vodka, lay on bottom with fake top in place, so when they opened and hand searched, nothing.
Who says kids aren't smart.

for concerts we would fill a wineskin with high powered whatever. and have wineskin on your back just below neck. they never frisked there. and weed was hidden in shoe

dont let my mom and dad see this post.

 

[mrcond]

back in my time at Tiger Stadium they only sold 'near-beer' Low alcohol content beer. Serious here.
Then the local company - Strohs - broke thru and 'real beer' was sold

If you consider Stroh's to be "real beer", that is!

 

[MikeMonaco]

True fact: Stroh's spelled backwards is shorts. Only those that drank a lot of Stroh's knew this way back when.

 

[mrcond]

True fact: Stroh's spelled backwards is shorts. Only those that drank a lot of Stroh's knew this way back when.

Way back when I was an underage beer drinker, Stroh's was basically all I could afford. My friends and I lovingly referred to it as "Stroh-up".

 

[ar surround]

That's some funny stuff there. Never knew you felt this way. Go Dallas (now that's a jinx)

After the Jets, I was a big Dallas Cowboys fan...well sort of. In actuality, I was a HUGE Tom Landry fan. The Ice Bowl...What a game!

I have never forgiven Jerry Jones for the way he treated Landry, and I never will.

 

[JohnN]

This thread is making me thirsty.

Living in the past: Best vintage. Best beer to drink in Buffalo.

 

[LuvMyQuad]

This thread is making me thirsty.

Living in the past: Best vintage. Best beer to drink in Buffalo.

My fave Canadian beer is Rickards Red. Can't buy it in the states. The duty free store has it though

 

[cbmmm3]

If you consider Stroh's to be "real beer", that is!

Real meaning alcohol content. It was a horrible swill. I hated it, We had Hamms and PBR and Olympia - such an upgrade from Strohs

 

[Todd 987]

But if this Browns incarnation moves to another city, they will win two Super Bowls.

Not if those carpet baggers Jimmy and DeeDee are still owners. Though they might have to move, like Modell, so they don’t loose all their cash. Can’t overcome da Haslams….as they laugh and go cha-Ching, finance us for a new stadium and hold Cleveland hostage. Damn, I hate repeatsBut it is fun to watch Watson in slow motion. Oh wait he didn’t play. I do enjoy a good dark comedy.

 

[user 15634]

Some pics from my seat at Levis.
If you look at end score, 35-16, you would think blow out, yes true but that didn't happen until the 4th quarter. In the 3rd quarter we only had a 5 point lead and you could see the Cardinals thought, hey we can beat the Niners, but then it slipped away.
On Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals, McCaffery cemented himself in team history by overtaking Hall of Fame wide receiver Jerry Rice's streak of 12-consecutive games with one-or-more touchdowns from the 1987 season.
Now after 4-0 there is some good tape and the Cowboys will have good film on us. Sunday night will be rowdy to say the least.
Niners play the hated Cowboys. If you can find it watch NFL Films two part documentary called A Tale Of Two Cities, that tells the story.
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Brock Purdy 20 for 21, that's a Purdy good completion total!!

 

[ar surround]

Not if those carpet baggers Jimmy and DeeDee are still owners. Though they might have to move, like Modell, so they don’t loose all their cash. Can’t overcome da Haslams….as they laugh and go cha-Ching, finance us for a new stadium and hold Cleveland hostage. Damn, I hate repeatsBut it is fun to watch Watson in slow motion. Oh wait he didn’t play. I do enjoy a good dark comedy.

Regarding the Cleveland Browns: The city still owns the team name, right? So if they move out like Modell did, the team at its new location cannot be called the Browns, right?

 

[Bill B]

Regarding the Cleveland Browns: The city still owns the team name, right? So if they move out like Modell did, the team at its new location cannot be called the Browns, right?

No disrespect intended but who would want that name? Worst team name, EVER.