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Old 03-31-2005, 12:01 PM  #11
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That was one of my favorite Casbah chants. Everytime they kicked the balls into the stands or had the people come out with those sling shots that shoot t-shirts into the stands and stuff, and the crowd would erupt in cheers begging for the schwag to come their way, the Casbah would chant "You only cheer for T-shirts" to the tune of the more often used chant "You'll never beat Pat Onstad."

That's great, we should do something like that if RSL fans do that. That bothers me sooo much that people just sit there all game long and then go CRAZY when they are tossing out some stupid free trinket into the crowd. Why not go CRAZY for the sporting event you supposedly came to see? That happens at Jazz games constantly.
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Old 03-31-2005, 01:03 PM  #12
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Some of you kids don't remember the Blitzz playing at Skyline & Cottonwood high schools.

Nothing- and I mean nothing- beats free stuff being thown into the stands by adults dressed as fruit! 😎
Old 04-07-2005, 03:29 PM  #13
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Some of you kids don't remember the Blitzz playing at Skyline & Cottonwood high schools.

Nothing- and I mean nothing- beats free stuff being thown into the stands by adults dressed as fruit! 😎

Aaah. Those were the days!:D
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Old 04-07-2005, 11:59 PM  #14
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And they were good days! 🙂
 
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