The Press Box Suite
For all you watchers of today's game, here's a brief quiz:
1. How many seats are available?
2. What did Ron Fairly put on Niehaus's plate?
3. Where is the Press Box Suite as you face the stadium from center field?
4. Why is it so much better to watch a game there than in the press box?
5. Which of the following is NOT included in a Press Box Suite Package:
A. Field Tour
B. Press Box Suite
C. Free Niehaus and Rizzs Talk Time
D. Free Food
6. What is the phone number to call to order the Press Box Suite?
7. The Press Box Suite is like watching the game from your _______ Room.
8. Niehaus said "Press Box Suite":
A. 10 times
B. 22 times
C. 34 times
D. None of the above
9. The fan of the game had:
A. A pepsi
B. A beer
in his hand?
10. What was the girl's name that was interviewed?
Email in your answers. Contest closes May 30 2005. Winner recieves a David J Corcoran autographed baseball (for real). If more than one person has correct answers, name will be inserted into a random drawing.
UPDATE 5:40 PM: CONTEST CLOSES MAY 30 2005, NOT JUNE. Due to unexpected popularity, there is no reason to keep this going for a month. A week will suffice.
posted by David J. Corcoran @ 2:42 PM
5 comments
5 Comments:
Boy, Corco, you REALLY had a lot of time on your hands this weekend :-)
I was too busy moving people this weekend to watch the M's, but I did sit down and watch an inning or so of that game. Even in that brief inning, I still could've answered about half of these questions...
I'm telling you (and Munchausen would agree), they're REALLLY struggling to keep the ideology alive. Is this really baseball they're selling? I don't think so...
Thanks for keeping the blog alive this weekend while I was killing myself lifting heavy furniture! I knew I could count on Corco!
No, I was indeed keeping the distinction clear. Since we haven't seen "Munchausen's" obituary yet, I'm assuming that Munchausen is very much still on life support. Citizen K, too, would agree of course, but it was Munchausen's discovery (and ultimately the cause of his demise) that I was pointing out. I will, of course, be more likely to get things straight once we know more the status of Munchausen.
I'm not going to give any hints as to where you can find the answers to these questions (for those of you who seriously might obsessively be sending e-mails to Corco to win that autographed baseball), but I have developed a respiratory issue with all that dust I was kicking up this weekend....
*cough*
http://seattle.mariners.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/sea/ticketing/press_box_suite.jsp
*hack*
http://seattle.mariners.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/sea/ticketing/press_box_suite.jsp
*cough*
http://seattle.mariners.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/sea/ticketing/press_box_suite.jsp*wheeze*
*cough*
And another thing.
Why the ghuck ("gh" pronounced like the "gh" in "rough") don't they spend the money and energy on building a good baseball club (i.e. spending the money they DO spend wisely) instead of shoving a crappy team and their snooty services (which by now the people who are still paying attention to this team regularly -- i.e. poor college students and regular joes who don't have a huge entertainment budget -- would never be able to afford) down our collective throats?
(And, being the antithesis of Corco, that sentence was about as long as you can get. I just wanted people to appreciate the white space between Corco's thoughts, and to let him know that it's OK for him to post several short comments in a row...)
*cough*
http://bremertonians.blogspot.com/2005/05/pressed.html
*hack*
After 24 hours, Paul H. is in the lead.
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