Outstanding Fan: How To Sneak Into The Giants Victory Parade Without Really Trying
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The Pantheon: The World's Luckiest Giants Fan
Published 2/8/2008 at Sports Bastards
... kill him and people rich enough to hide all evidence of his existence. This guy not only got into the locker room, he got onto the team bus with the Mara family, onto the field for the celebration with the Lombardi Trophy, back into the locker room after the celebration, and best of all, he didn't get his head bashed in by angry security guards! The sheer fact that he got away with it and kept getting away with it is nothing short of pure, unadulterated Badass.
Check out his whole story at Deadspin, and if you need more proof, go to his Snapfish picture ...
The Morning Skate for Friday, February 8th
Published 2/8/2008 by HabsFan29 at Four Habs Fans
Bullet points for what you missed while dreaming of sneaking in to the Super Bowl parade... Well, the dream is over. Habs lose, Sens win. Habs have no scoring except for the big line, and Heater was back and scoring 2 goals for Ottawa. That spells trouble for Saturday. More on the Habs game later today, if we can stomach it; Many other games were played, the highlight of which was the Wings finally losing; Here's an old video to cheer you up. These were good times:
Morning Update (Luckiest Fan Edition)
Published 2/8/2008 by Chris <info@arrowheadpride.com> at Arrowhead Pride
... Jets, who have the sixth pick in the draft, are looking at Sedrick Ellis too. What do you think about a wild card team getting a home game? Former Chief Kimble Anders, currently a coach in Olathe, KS, spoke last month to a group of youngsters about living your dreams. Turns out that an Arizona man had plans to shoot a bunch of people who were leaving the Super Bowl. With a little bravery and gumption, you too can sneak into a ton of Super Bowl Events. Wooh...already one of those ...
Blog Roundup
Published 2/8/2008 by World of Isaac at The World of Isaac
The blog is sponsored by Rachel Bilson. If you have a link you want included, email me. A sneak peak at SIs swimsuit edition {On 205th} Guy sneaks into Giants Super Bowl celebrations and lives to tell about it {Deadspin} Writer talks about the "limelight" of being a sports journalist. GREAT READ! {Rumors and Rants} Pedro Martinez and PETA are going to fight {Hugging Harold Reynolds} Gilbert Arenas shaves his balls, lives to tell about it {SportsbyBrooks}
Abraham Linking: Recapping the week in Suns news, etc.
Published 2/8/2008 by Stop Mike Lupica at Stop Mike Lupica
... Generally I don't link to Deadspin stories, mostly because most people who read my site are also aware of Deadspin, and probably read it frequently. But I did really enjoy a couple of stories this week - one, this story of a Giants fan who sneaks into the victory parade and after party at the Meadowlands. It's a fun little story of one man's adventure that he'll remember for the rest of his life. ...
Carlito’s Link Dump
Published 2/8/2008 by Dave at Dave's Football Blog
... a twinge in your knee or ankle while cheering your team’s success?
Carlito wants you to make a habit of stretching every morning when you get up — especially on game days. You’ll feel better every day for it.
* - Does not apply to Manchester United fans at Old Trafford.
And now, on with the links!
The Eli Manning-to-David Tyree pass has a name. (Kissing Suzy Kolber)
One lucky Giants fan sneaks in. (Deadspin)
Tom Hicks is an idiot in two countries now. (Dallas Observer) ...
Best of the interwebs…a new feature
Published 2/8/2008 by Rick at WaitingForNextYear
... , Muni-Lot has the answer…(let’s just scratch that option off the list) And the rest… This story is making the rounds today…it is absolutely a fan’s dream . Well done sir. Bravo. (Make sure you click on the link to see the pictures…my favorite is the one with Tom Coughlin and the trophy.) Ghosts of Wayne Fontes did a funny piece they called ...
Life is all about pretending to know what you're doing
Published 2/8/2008 by Neil Best at Watchdog
On the one hand, it doesn't seem like I should be encouraging this sort of behavior.
On the other, how can I not link to this amazing tale of one Giants fan's excellent Tuesday adventure?
(I heard this guy might be going on with Conan!)
Much like the Arizona TV reporter who snuck into the suite where Archie Manning was watching Super Bowl XLII - only more so - this is yet another lesson in one of the verities of life: Pretend you know what you're doing, and you can get away with almost anything.
Whats Happening
Published 2/8/2008 by Fadango at SportSayers.com
... Read the guide on “How to Sneak into the Giants Victory Parade without Really Trying.” An amazing great journey, with tons of awesome pictures. ...
One Giants' fan's incredible day
Published 2/9/2008 by ETVal <info@bigblueview.com> at Big Blue View
I don't know if you guys have seen this story yet, but you have to read it. It's the tale of one lucky Giants fan who snuck into every place the Giants went during Tuesday's Super Bowl celebration. ...
Hitler Is Having A Bad Month
Published 2/9/2008 by GMoney at The Money Shot
... yet still hilarious)... Hitler's other team, the Patriots, are bringing down the Nazi's... Priceless stuff. One more, Chris Berman is a fucking nutjob. A few links before I'm out. A stalker's point of view of the Super Bowl. Great pictures here. A diehard Giants fan sneaks into the celebration...good read. I'll be back tomorrow (Tuesday). Out.
Nats Fans Crash Opening Night
Published 4/10/2008 by Dan Steinberg at D.C. Sports Bog
... version: two guys with $39 tickets get into the club level, walk into the President's Club, eat tenderloin, sit with the A-listers, get on the Jumbotron, pose for photos with guys dressed like gorillas, go back into the President's Club after the game, get random rich people to buy them drinks, and then find their way into the press room, the clubhouse, the batting cages and the deserted field, leaving with a rosin bag and some muffins for their trouble. Maybe not quite as good as sneaking into the Giants' victory parade , but not too shabby. Maybe there's hope for Nats fans ...
