Anyone go to any whiskey message boards?

[knapplc]

Please, show me where any Badger fan on a board has said that they just wanted to drink beer and didn't care that the team lost. That's bogus.

Don't.... don't say that. Because inevitably some idiot Badger fan somewhere on some message board sometime in the past eight years has said that (as has a Husker fan, and a fan of every other team out there) and someone's going to have that magic google that finds that very post, they'll link it here, and the internet will be won.

 

 

Instead, say something like, "IF a Badger fan said that, they're not representative of the majority of us. There are idiots in every crowd."

 

 

That's a near-unimpeachable statement, and far less likely to send people scurrying to the google.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also, welcome to HuskerBoard. Where we're mostly not asshats.

 

 

Mostly.

[teachercd]

I love that from now on I can just say "Hey...that is just how we do things here" to excuse my assholeness!

[Moiraine]

Also, welcome to HuskerBoard. Where we're mostly not asshats.

 

 

WHAT THE HECK IS AN ASSHAT?!?!

 

nm I googled it.

[desertshox]

 

Also, welcome to HuskerBoard. Where we're mostly not asshats.

 

 

WHAT THE HECK IS AN ASSHAT?!?!

 

nm I googled it.

 

 

safe search on or off?

[Bowfin]

A drunk a-hole is still an a-hole

 

Eve more than that, they are an a-hole with a problem...or an a-hole being a problem.

 

Getting drunk is like sh!tting your pants. When we first start out with either drinking or potty training, we make a few mistakes, a few errors in judgement, and accidents happen. Hopefully, we learn how not to get drunk or not sh!t our pants by learning from the bad experiences and using better judgement. However, some never do.

 

So a person who gets intoxicated and then puts his drunken behavior on public display is no different from a guy who sh!ts his pants and marches out into the world to show everybody what he has accomplished. The University of Wisconsin in Madison has always had more than their share of this type in their student body, at least when I grew up in that area. Wisconsin posters in this thread are backing this up, saying that that is how they still are and they see nothing out of the ordinary with such (lack of) discretion and behavior.

 

So what does this mean to a Nebraska fan? We can either take Camp Randall or leave it, but we won't change the Wisconsin fans and student section by complaining here. Me, I will never voluntarily venture East of the Mississippi again, unless it is first cleared of its current inhabitants.

[Bowfin]

Please, show me where any Badger fan on a board has said that they just wanted to drink beer and didn't care that the team lost. That's bogus.

 

Read this:

 

Wisconsinites love beer, and nothing will stop them from enjoying a crisp, mouthwatering brewskie on game day. Right now the fact beer isn’t allowed in the stadium incentivizes fans to either sneak flasks into the stadium or drink ridiculous amounts pre-gaming. The result is obnoxious, overly-intoxicated fans who leave just after “Jump Around” – if they can even hold off their hunger, tiredness or vomit for that long...If fans know they will still have access to beer during the game, they won’t have to worry about drinking so much to create a buzz to last the whole game.

 

From this article in the Badger Herald: Sell beer, solve alcohol problems

 

http://badgerherald.com/oped/2013/02/06/sell-beer-solve-alco/#.VGKPwE10yDY

 

knappic called it!

[JJ Husker]

If you ignore all nuance and put words into my mouth. What I actually said is that we get rowdy for football games. Do individuals cross the line? Sure, a couple dozen people are arrested every game day for crossing the line, but that behavior is not generally acceptable at the Camp, thus the arrests. Many posters here made it seem like the stadium was giving a standing ovation as drunks spit on grandmas or throw stuff at kids. That is BS. I have been going to Badger games for 25 years now and I have seen maybe one fight in that entire time, I have never seen opposing fans physically threatened or unduly taunted. Do we curse at opposing fans? Absolutely, but not all curses are the same. The ones that UW fans engage in are goodnatured ribbing, not cruel insults meant to threaten you. Heck we swear at ourselves with far more gusto than we use on opposing fans (except Iowa, F*&% Iowa). If you feel that getting chanted 'A***ole' at you by a bunch of kids is over the line or somehow impugns the entire Badger fan base as savage thugs, Camp Randall is not the place for you. They probably did give an old Nebraska fan an A-hole chant. That is how we do it, if you wear another teams colors into our house you are going to get the A-hole chant. I know this is very much not how they do it in Nebraska, where there is almost a cult of kindness around the football team and that is fine. You get a lot of respect around the nation for being the classiest fan base in CFB and it is clearly important to a lot of you. We pride ourselves on something different and find your obsession with politeness a bit odd and off putting. That culture shock combined with the absolutely embarrassing loss to a program that is basically you from 20 years ago, twisted the experience into something much darker than it really was.

 

Suddenly some good natured, if drunk, chants become much more sinister in their intent. People pushing through a crowded stadium, again mostly drunk, and spilling things on people rows in front is no longer a simple accident but a targeted assault. We see it all the time. People that come to the Camp expecting their team to lose and/or people whose priority is to have a great experience leave feeling that they just had the time of their life and that Camp Randall is a truly unique and special place. When we play teams like OSU, PSU, or Nebraska who go into every game expecting their team to win going away suddenly the Camp is Sodom and Gomorrah where no kid is safe and grandmas are beat up in the bathroom. Also Iowa. F*** Iowa. You guys have a nice shiny new thing going on with them that will probably turn into a rivalry. We have been slugging it out every year now since the Wright brothers were in swaddling clothes. They are about as biased and jealous a source on all things UW as you can find. Minny fans are resigned to their fate as our inferior, Iowa still thinks they are the better program and our sustained success gets under their skin like no other.

 

Once again the point is that we watch our team differently than you do. You can stand on your high horse and talk down to us about our behavior all you want. We don't care, its not going to change just because you guys are in the B1G now. We are going to keep doing what we do they way we want to do it. If you don't like that, don't come to Madison expecting something else, you will be disappointed.

Brilliant! Wordy justification for anti-social behavior, AND you think it actually makes it ok. Wow!

 

We swear at old people and call them a-hole. (it's ok, that's just how it is)

We act like asshats because we don't know how to behave in public. (it must be someone else's fault for taking exception to the behavior)

We're going to keep on acting like dickheads because, well, that is what we are and we feel like it. mmmmkay.

 

I don't believe I will be going Madison ever. I can get my fill of the "feel" of Camp Randall by watching reruns of Jackass and I choose to not reward the behavior with my money. I know you won't miss me and I sure won't miss Wisconsin fans. Already have passed up CU fans and that is saying something.

[badger79]

Wow, amazing how a thread can go off in interesting places. To make all of you Bucky fans feel welcome, I would like to wish you all a hearty F&ck You.

Aw, see, now I feel right at home. f#*k you too.

[I AM FOOT FOOT]

the last time I was in Wisconsin the skanks had most of their teeth and some of their own hair. is this still the case?

[DrunkOffPunch]

I had a mostly good time at CR. Had a couple pre game drinks. College student sitting in the student section with some friends. The 'a-hole' chant was funny to me. The Sconie fans around us seemed rowdy at first, but I guess our Nebraska kindness melted their wicked hearts as they started offering us nachos and invited us to a party. Had fun 'jumping around' and yelling 'EAT sh#t'. Then there's the other parts. One of my friends was constantly getting kneed in the back. A couple rows in front of us a guy yelled at a girl 'get raped.' I saw a couple empty cups get thrown in the general vicinity of some other Husker fans.

[irafreak]

The only Wisconsin fan I know is one of my best friends. He spent most of his childhood there. He's a nice guy. We're looking forward to the game.

[JohnnyZ2]

 

Please, show me where any Badger fan on a board has said that they just wanted to drink beer and didn't care that the team lost. That's bogus.

 

Read this:

 

Wisconsinites love beer, and nothing will stop them from enjoying a crisp, mouthwatering brewskie on game day. Right now the fact beer isn’t allowed in the stadium incentivizes fans to either sneak flasks into the stadium or drink ridiculous amounts pre-gaming. The result is obnoxious, overly-intoxicated fans who leave just after “Jump Around” – if they can even hold off their hunger, tiredness or vomit for that long...If fans know they will still have access to beer during the game, they won’t have to worry about drinking so much to create a buzz to last the whole game.

From this article in the Badger Herald: Sell beer, solve alcohol problems

 

http://badgerherald.com/oped/2013/02/06/sell-beer-solve-alco/#.VGKPwE10yDY

 

knappic called it!

First of all, this is one of the student papers, talking about students. Nowhere did I say students and alumni and ither fans don't drink more than their fair share, just that the guy saying Badger fans after a loss say "oh well we just wanted to drink anyway" was wrong.

[Minnesota_husker]

 

Please, show me where any Badger fan on a board has said that they just wanted to drink beer and didn't care that the team lost. That's bogus.

Don't.... don't say that. Because inevitably some idiot Badger fan somewhere on some message board sometime in the past eight years has said that (as has a Husker fan, and a fan of every other team out there) and someone's going to have that magic google that finds that very post, they'll link it here, and the internet will be won.

 

 

Instead, say something like, "IF a Badger fan said that, they're not representative of the majority of us. There are idiots in every crowd."

 

 

That's a near-unimpeachable statement, and far less likely to send people scurrying to the google.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also, welcome to HuskerBoard. Where we're mostly not asshats.

 

 

Mostly.

 

Or we are at least asshats to one another and will leave you alone.

[BIGREDIOWAN]

Shoulder checking a 14 year old while talking trash to his mom about his dad is normal? Sounds like a GREAT place to go watch a game. Shoulder check one of my 5 year olds and I'll fist check your throat, but it's all in good fun. Gimme a break.........

[sd'sker]

 

Also, welcome to HuskerBoard. Where we're mostly not asshats.

 

 

WHAT THE HECK IS AN ASSHAT?!?!

 

nm I googled it.

 

it is like a cap you put on your bum when it is cold outside. i crochet some and sell them on etsy.