Princeton at Harvard

[kaelistus]

You know.. 99% of the time I would root for Harvard instead of U.Mass.

BUT...

Not when they forced me to pay $44 for the Harvard/Cornell game. I'm sorry... I can't cheer for them.  Go UMASS!



Post Edited (11-18-03 10:11)

[gtsully]

Felix Rodriguez wrote:

You know.. 99% of the time I would root for Harvard instead of U.Mass.

BUT...

Not when they forced me to pay $44 for the Harvard/Cornell game. I'm sorry... I can't cheer for them.  Go UMASS!

That, and I'll be going to the game with my girlfriend, who's a UMass alum, so I have no outs... ::looking::

[Robin]

Felix Rod,

no one forced you to do anything

[kaelistus]

Robin... true...

but see $44 is higher than the point where I would say that I'm getting ripped off, and lower than the point where I wouldn't actually pay for the tickets. Its a strange dichotomy, but its there.

DIE, HARVARD, DIE!!!

[Jim Hyla]

[Q]Felix wrote:  You know.. 99% of the time I would root for Harvard instead of U.Mass.

BUT...

Not when they forced me to pay $44 for the Harvard/Cornell game. I'm sorry... I can't cheer for them. Go UMASS![/Q]Hey, I've got 4 tickets for the game that I'm not going to use. You, or anyone else, can have them for free, if you'll cheer for Harvard (or at least pull for them, cheering may be too much to ask).

Look at it this way, if you take them, you can bring 4 friends and drop your per ticket $44 cost. Then you have no excuse not to pull for Harvard.:-}

[atb9]

So, wait.  You paid $44 dollars for the Cornell game and you are going to the UMASS game for free?  ::rolleyes::  ;-)

[kaelistus]

Yeah.. that's exactly how I look at it. I wouldn't pay a cent to watch Harvard play UMass.. but I'm going cause I have these tickets already...