Jerry Jones aims to make all Cowboys' fans blind by 2010

Big League Stew found this 6/12/2008 on sports.yahoo.com (flag)

As I'm sure you know, Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys are building a big, shiny new stadium stadium to accommodate all the new fans that Pacman Jones is sure to attract. And inside this new stadium ( via the Dallas Morning News ) will be the world's biggest HDTV. A horse-racing track in Tokyo built what they claimed was the world's biggest HDTV back in 2006 . It was 218' x 37', ... (link)

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Published 6/12/2008 at Big League Stew
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