how big is beer in your football watching experience

[blueballs]

do you usually have a beer/s while watching?
or you just have one if one is handy?
a must have?

[jspchief]

peas & carrots

[Buster's Dad]

I don't drink, so for me the quistion is mute

[jspchief]

I'm deaf so the question is moot

[Hound333]

I rarely drink when im watching football. Everyone else around me seems to though.

[Nzoner]

I generally like a 24 oz. Blvd Wheat

[blueballs]

would a dry stadium still
draw a sell out?

[Bugeater]

I generally like a 24 oz. Blvd Wheat
Just one?

[Nzoner]

Just one?

He didn't ask how many,he asked how big......


btw,did you get your ticket,I mailed it tuesday.

[Bowser]

would a dry stadium still
draw a sell out?

Probably not. The team would have to be perennial Super Bowl participants.

[tyton75]

I don't drink anymore anyway.. so.. none

[Adept Havelock]

would a dry stadium still
draw a sell out?

Yes, but only from the Chiefs Fan auxiliary of the Women's Temperance Movement.

Is BYU a dry stadium?

[jspchief]

would a dry stadium still
draw a sell out?All NCAA stadiums are dry and they sell out larger stadiums than the largest in the NFL.

[Bugeater]

would a dry stadium still
draw a sell out?
The University of Nebraska has sold out every football game since November 3, 1962, and hasn't ever sold alcohol that I know of.

[Bugeater]

He didn't ask how many,he asked how big......


btw,did you get your ticket,I mailed it tuesday.
Affirmative. :thumb:

[blueballs]

so beer is a happy option?
hooorrayyyyyy beer!

[sedated]

Beer is a huge part of my Chiefs experience.

even bigger if we play like we did against the Giants

[StcChief]

All NCAA stadiums are dry and they sell out larger stadiums than the largest in the NFL.

Yeah. As student 'the flask of whiskey' and get a coke from concession stand.

Now with NFL. Beer at Arrowhead Blvd Wheat, Fat Tire. or Pony Express

[Bowser]

The University of Nebraska has sold out every football game since November 3, 1962, and hasn't ever sold alcohol that I know of.

Yeah, because there isn't shit else to do in that state. Isn't Memorial Stadium the third or fourth largest city in Nebraska during home games?


And, you have a plethora of establishments literally within a stone's throw of the stadium. Everyone is usually wasted at the game.

[Nzoner]

Beer is a huge part of my Chiefs experience.

even bigger if we play like we did against the Giants

When they have games like that it's time for the liquor.

[Bowser]

so beer is a happy option?
hooorrayyyyyy beer!


Booooooo dry stadiums!

[Psyko Tek]

The University of Nebraska has sold out every football game since November 3, 1962, and hasn't ever sold alcohol that I know of.


you ever been to a game there?

you would be hard press to find people without a buzz and/or a hipflask

I miss UNofL beer breakfasts

football without beer, is like sex without coming...
it's still good,but you know it could be one hell of a lot better

[Bugeater]

Yeah, because there isn't shit else to do in that state. Isn't Memorial Stadium the third or fourth largest city in Nebraska during home games?

And, you have a plethora of establishments literally within a stone's throw of the stadium. Everyone is usually wasted at the game.
It edges out the city of Bellevue, NE for 3rd. And yes, everyone just gets drunk before the game, which has been extremely helpful the last few years...

[The Dude Abides]

Beer, no. Maybe a little smoke to take the edge off. Mary Jane doesnt make me sick the next day

[Bugeater]

you ever been to a game there?

you would be hard press to find people without a buzz and/or a hipflask

I miss UNofL beer breakfasts

football without beer, is like sex without coming...
it's still good,but you know it could be one hell of a lot better
Uh, yeah, I've been to a few. I'm sure that's the case with most college stadiums.

[Adept Havelock]

Beer, no. Maybe a little smoke to take the edge off. Mary Jane doesnt make me sick the next day

Go Chiefs! Go Chiefs....kick their......uhhh..what was I saying?

[chief52]

would a dry stadium still
draw a sell out?


I think it would still sell out. I do not usually drink when I am at a game live. Too much waiting in line...for a beer...dump the piss...another beer...It sucks. I will tail gate before and definitely after.

Now when I am set up to watch a Sunday of games at home, you can bet the beer is cold and ready. I am not going to run out.

[mikey23545]

I simply had no idea there were so many football fans who don't drink beer....

I've been rooting for the Chiefs for damn near 40 years now, and let me tell you this - you people are never gonna have any longevity if you keep watching the Chiefs sober....

[Chan93lx50]

All NCAA stadiums are dry and they sell out larger stadiums than the largest in the NFL.


Ummm, Minnesota Gophers sell beer! Of course where they play is off University property so they can get away with it!

[jspchief]

Ummm, Minnesota Gophers sell beer! Of course where they play is off University property so they can get away with it!Are you sure about that?

I thought the NCAA made a rule against selling alcohol at their events.

[jspchief]

Like a cow's opinion?I was going to say that, but to be honest I was too embarrassed to reference an episode of Friends.

[Dave Lane]

Not at all...

Dave

[Bugeater]

Are you sure about that?

I thought the NCAA made a rule against selling alcohol at their events.
If they did, it must not apply to events in all sports then. They sell beer at Creighton basketball games at the Qwest Center. Which again, is off university property, so there may be some kind of loophole with that.

[Sure-Oz]

Doesn't matter to me. Last season i didn't drink a single beer and if i did it was maybe 1 or 2. This year i see more beer drinkin cuz ill be going over to a buddys house that will be cookin and have LOTS of beer handy so...but i am crazy as hell during games without beer, who knows what i'll do if im intoxicated, maybe ill throw a chair instead of my hat!

[jspchief]

If they did, it must not apply to events in all sports then. They sell beer at Creighton basketball games at the Qwest Center. Which again, is off university property, so there may be some kind of loophole with that.I must be mistaken then. Maybe I thought it was all events, but instead it's just on-campus events.

[milkman]

If they did, it must not apply to events in all sports then. They sell beer at Creighton basketball games at the Qwest Center. Which again, is off university property, so there may be some kind of loophole with that.

My guess would be the off campus venues are not owned by the schools that paly there, and the NCAA has no authority over the management of those facilities.

[macdawg]

beer is more of a friday or saturday night thing for me, usually during the games i'm recovering.

i just want to focus on the game and not miss anything talking or being drunk, i might drink a boulevard or two at most, but mostly i'm just zoned into the game.

[Chief Roundup]

No beer has no affect on football for me. Unless it is someone spilling one on me at a game.

[Demonpenz]

they sell beer at the big twelve tourny

[ChiefsCountry]

would a dry stadium still
draw a sell out?

College football does

[ChiefsCountry]

they sell beer at the big twelve tourny

Its not located on a college campus, so therefore they can.

[TinyEvel]

I almost always drink beer during games.

In fact, hearing that FOX NFL music makes me crave a beer in a Pavlovian way.

NOTE: We were doing ads for Coors Light, and we were talking to young beer drinkers (21-25) about football and beer.
One guy talked about how they get cases of beer and get together Sunday morning, watch the morning game, pass out half-way through the afternoon game, and wake up at some point during the Sunday night game.
The other guys in the room were like "yeah...yeah." Like it was an experience they could all relate to.

[Demonpenz]

i ususally have my fantasy board up so i don't drink until after the games are over

[greg63]

...Don't drink.

[jidar]

It used to be but I traded my beer for a defensive tackle.

[Frazod]

Even when I was a kid and drank like a fish, I almost never drank at concerts or sporting events. IMO, drinking is something you do at a party, a bar or at home. I've never understood the point of drinking EVERYWHERE YOU GO, although I've known lots of people who do. Why get hammered at a special event like that? I prefer to enjoy the experience sober. And I sure wouldn't pay $7 a glass for the f#cking swill they serve at most stadiums. To hell with piss warm Miller Lite, Budweiser or (god forbid) Coors Light - if I want a drink, I'll have a REAL BEER (Sam Adams) or some good scotch when I get home.

I did sneak a flask of scotch into Arrowhead once - I'm sure Brad appreciated it :D but I don't think I even drank a full shot's worth of it the entire game. It was a waste of time for me.

[Logical]

i ususally have my fantasy board up so i don't drink until after the games are overSmart, your ff teams probably perform better sober.

[jspchief]

In fact, hearing that FOX NFL music makes me crave a beer in a Pavlovian way.I'm glad I don't have the same reaction.

That Fox NFL music is the ringtone on my cell.

[jspchief]

I've certainly done that. Though, nothing's more fun than going to the bar for the early game, and just drinking all goddamned day and night through the night game. That's pretty much every NFL Sunday that I don't go to the game.

In fact, we tailgate in front of the sportsbar on the morning of opening day. The owner shows up to us grilling in the parking lot, already drinking.

[Inspector]

My beer looks, smells and taste just like green tea.

I usually have a cup or two per game.

I love green tea.

[Saulbadguy]

Are you sure about that?

I thought the NCAA made a rule against selling alcohol at their events.
I think Colorado might sell beer at their stadium, or at least their basketball arena (Coors event center). I'm not sure, though.

[Saulbadguy]

Even when I was a kid and drank like a fish, I almost never drank at concerts or sporting events. IMO, drinking is something you do at a party, a bar or at home. I've never understood the point of drinking EVERYWHERE YOU GO, although I've known lots of people who do. Why get hammered at a special event like that? I prefer to enjoy the experience sober. And I sure wouldn't pay $7 a glass for the f#cking swill they serve at most stadiums. To hell with piss warm Miller Lite, Budweiser or (god forbid) Coors Light - if I want a drink, I'll have a REAL BEER (Sam Adams) or some good scotch when I get home.

I did sneak a flask of scotch into Arrowhead once - I'm sure Brad appreciated it :D but I don't think I even drank a full shot's worth of it the entire game. It was a waste of time for me.
I agree with you. I'll drink while i'm watching the Chiefs at home or a bar, but the hell if i'm paying 7 bucks for a beer.

[Phobia]

It used to be a large part of my experience until I realized that I was a little out of control with it. I had an incident last fall that alerted me to my excessive intake at games and now I've reduced all my intake.

[Iowanian]

I enjoy beer and I enjoy football, they are not however mutually dependent on one another. I can enjoy beer and I can enjoy football without each other, or together.

I usually drink a beer or two while watching at home, but don't like to drink alot at the game because I don't like the pissing lines....or urinal trough spatter.

[DaneMcCloud]

Unless the Chiefs have the Sunday or Monday night game, I don't drink at all during the games. Drinking at 10am is not my thing, especially since taking 3.5 hours out of a Sunday is difficult enough.

[ZepSinger]

Quit drinking 10 years ago. But even when I did, it didn't figure into sports much..

Z

[MOhillbilly]

beer & Q are a must.

[Predarat]

Its pretty big for me but when the team startssuckin I need something a little stronger.

[jspchief]

It used to be a large part of my experience until I realized that I was a little out of control with it. I had an incident last fall that alerted me to my excessive intake at games and now I've reduced all my intake.Is that the game where you grabbed my ass?

yea, you were way over the line that day.

[Bugeater]

I think Colorado might sell beer at their stadium, or at least their basketball arena (Coors event center). I'm not sure, though.
They used to sell it at their football games, but I don't believe they do anymore. Now whether it was the NCAA that put a stop to it, or it was because of their asshat fans, I don't know.

[sedated]

that's why football season is so great, it's the only time I have an excuse to start drinking the second I wake up.

I usually do, but at least then I have an excuse.

[Calcountry]

do you usually have a beer/s while watching?
or you just have one if one is handy?
a must have?you post english?

you very confusing

i no understand

[sedated]

we tailgate in front of the sportsbar on the morning of opening day. The owner shows up to us grilling in the parking lot, already drinking.

what a great idea

[Donger]

I don't drink, so for me the quistion is mute

"Speak up quistion, I can't f*cking hear you!"

[jspchief]

what a great ideaIt got our picture on the wall.

There's probably some legality issues, but the bar I go to isn't exactly in a location that gets heavy police patrol at 8am on a Sunday.

[|Zach|]

I like having a few drinks tailgating beforehand at a game or with some people.

But I don't drink during games...just not interested. I def don't get drunk at all during a game.

[Jilly]

I think it would be less of a part of my experience if these two yahoos that drank it the entire game wouldn't shove past me to pee every five minutes.

[sedated]

I think it would be less of a part of my experience if these two yahoos that drank it the entire game wouldn't shove past me to pee every five minutes.

that would be less of an issue if you had something less than DD's. :)


(not that I'm complaining, just noting)

[jspchief]

I think it would be less of a part of my experience if these two yahoos that drank it the entire game wouldn't shove past me to pee every five minutes.It's probably hard on your Jimmy Choos to walk in spilt beer too.

[Hammock Parties]

I don't drink beer.

[Rausch]

I think it would be less of a part of my experience if these two yahoos that drank it the entire game wouldn't shove past me to pee every five minutes.

Relax, I won't be in your row next time...

[Jilly]

Relax, I won't be in your row next time...

I'm sorry, that sounded bitchy didn't it? I don't ask much, just for them to wait until the play is over.

[Rausch]

I'm sorry, that sounded bitchy didn't it? I don't ask much, just for them to wait until the play is over.

Could be worse, you could have some douchebag spill a full beer all over himself and then sit next to you for 1/2 the game...

[Otter]

Is it legal to watch football without drinking beer?

[Rausch]

Is it legal to watch football without drinking beer?


Should be.

You can always chug NA...

[pak1983]

really big. i drink as much as possible. any connection with that and being a chiefs fan not sure. most likely it is. sedated loves drinking during games, just ask him about the time he got thrown out of the chiefs panthers game 2 years ago.

[StcChief]

I'm a fan of 16 or 23 oz's Beers. But 12 oz's Beers work too.

Should be illegal if you don't drink beer. Get rid of 'Whine and Cheese crowd' :p