Anyone else get pissed off by these?
I don't sit in the zone for various reasons, and instead of hearing the chants and occasionally joining in, all I heard was "bang bang bang" everytime something happened.
I don't sit in the zone for various reasons, and instead of hearing the chants and occasionally joining in, all I heard was "bang bang bang" everytime something happened.
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Yeah, I grabbed at least 6 and popped them. Bloody stupid idea and
damn annoying.
Its no longer a problem.
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they were kinder annoying at time when people didnt know the chants
they'd smash their bangers. the 20 year old behind thought they
were amazing and kept dancing in the aisle with them
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- they explode quite effectively, don't they?
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let the kids have their fun eh
Yeah, seriously. Chant louder if anything.
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basically, they were annoying - they might suit netball and an
indoor venue but they sounded tinny and were a distraction as they
waggled around like random neon dicks
and that was even when i was still in a good mood before we went a goal down
today i loathe the ref and the bangers - in that order
the ref must like bangers though...with plenty of mashed spud
tigers2007-12-01 10:48:59
and that was even when i was still in a good mood before we went a goal down
today i loathe the ref and the bangers - in that order
the ref must like bangers though...with plenty of mashed spud
tigers2007-12-01 10:48:59
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Before the game I thought why the * do we need bangers. As the game
progressed I thought they were a good idea as they got the whole
crowd involved in making some noise. Remember that there were
people there that had never been before (same as tonights kick
around) so its a good start to get them involved in things.
A dog with a bone :)
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The two kids who started the game off right behind me and them
moved when three pissheads moved in, started of banging them right
besides my head. Man, they are rough on one's hearing. But the
overall noise effect around the stadium was impressive.
They pop brilliantly. My nephews ones started going soft so I
toild him to give them a Viagra much to the amusement of a lady
with us.
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They're used for banging together? I thought they were for half
time sword fights 

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Before the game I thought why the * do we need bangers. As the game
progressed I thought they were a good idea as they got the whole
crowd involved in making some noise. Remember that there were
people there that had never been before (same as tonights kick
around) so its a good start to get them involved in things.
nightz - on this thread an another we seem to be taking turns to be the grumpy old goat, and the one who says lighten up
interesting and amusing

both roles are fun, i guess
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I dunno, that hottie sitting across the ailse from my nephew
i Aisle 24, row T see 177 was looking at them pretty
seductively! My nephew and I were chanting "go on, you know you
want to"
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I dunno, that hottie sitting across the aisle from my nephew
i Aisle 24, row T see 177 was looking at them pretty
seductively! My nephew and I were chanting "go on, you know you
want to"
each to their own LG, but i dont' quite understand how you can express concern about people round you swearing because kids are present and the recount 3 or 4 examples of you - not just the one above (with the same kids around) - as a middle-aged man speaking to young women in ways that they may or may not have found offensive
sort of, "so kids don't ever swear - but oh sh*t look at her x's and i'd love to ...."
maybe the women appreciated your attention, i wasn't there but i just don't get your angle on what behaviours are cool and what ones aren't
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they looked pretty cool i thought. No one in the zone has them so
who cares about the noise they make?
Founder
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Water off a duck's back, I think. They probably met up at a pub
somewhere afterwards and said, "That old guy was SO checking you
out, Shannon!" "Eww, nah, he had f**k-me-eyes for you, Karen!"
"AHAHAHA!" and thought nothing of it.
As far as crowd noise goes, the undisputed stars of every Phoenix game are those in the YFZ -- ask anyone who's not sitting in aisle 21. As soon as something like "Oh Wellington... is won-der-ful!" starts up, everybody turns in the zone's direction. If they know the words, they chime in as well. The crowd takes its cues from aisle 21, and long may that continue.
As far as crowd noise goes, the undisputed stars of every Phoenix game are those in the YFZ -- ask anyone who's not sitting in aisle 21. As soon as something like "Oh Wellington... is won-der-ful!" starts up, everybody turns in the zone's direction. If they know the words, they chime in as well. The crowd takes its cues from aisle 21, and long may that continue.

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Did you say something Tiger? oh yes, you weren't there. What we
were saying didn't have profane language and one could interpret
what we said in various ways. You've seen it your way as we saw it
ours. Mind you, we were there and there were even more amusing
songs coming from the back row than I could ome up with.
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fair enough, just intrigued by what i see as a double standard, and
yes i did acknowledge i wasn't there and that the women may have
been cool with it
as i said each to their own
I'll continue to swear!
as i said each to their own
I'll continue to swear!

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Fair call. But even you would have been impressed and yes they were
loving the attention. I wonder how Sanchez got on? What was that
chant? "Sanchez did you get her number" from the top of the
stand! Mt complaint about th swearing was because every
sentence said had an f word or a w word in it. I curse like
everyone else (possibly more so in my profession) but I was
embarrassed.
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enjoy tonight's game LG
I will, - watching the replay -can't beleive we didn't get something from that performance
I will, - watching the replay -can't beleive we didn't get something from that performance
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I'm still waiting to hear if the guy is going to sell it. I'm
getting nervous now.
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at least there not as bad as the knights horns, that still makes me
angry.
nah i thought the bangers looked really cool when everyone did
at once.
at one point it showed the whole crowd doin it and it looked
great, shame about the sound though
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Whats wrong with clapping...dont these people have hands?
Allegedly
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they are evill and need to be destroyed!!!
I like tautologies because I like them.
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By jumping on them when they are inflated. They sound like a
pistol!
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I said the very same to my mates on Friday: "Why have they turned
the game in to a bloody netball match?" Its a good promo idea, but
NOT AT THE FOOTY! Just like the Mexican wave got shot down last
night, chant and clap NOT banging inflatables together.
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