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Stadium Guessing Game
- Thread starter Jens1893
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yup. thats where the donkies play. :smile2:
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Invesco - Mile High. Barf. Must have been during the US World Cup.
Bronco - feral horse that´s lived in the wild its entire life
Donkey - domestic beast of burden descended from the African wild ass; patient but stubborn
Jackass - someone who doesn´t know the difference
a) those are not soccer markings
b) The US WC was in 1994, Invesco probably only roughly was in the planning stages and no WC games were played in Denver.
Strange picture. The parking lot is full of cars, but nobody is in the stadium and no markings on the field... :huh:
And you're right, Invesco didn't open until 1998 or 1999 and took 2-3 years to build. It was probably in the planning stages at the time of that World Cup...
Forgot a smiley, sorry.
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There are those who say that this is an excellent description of Bowlen's continued confidence in Shanny. But that may be another thread... :smile2:
correct. damn, ive only got 10 prepared for today ....
B.S. Not Stanford any more, that stadium has been torn down they have a new one and a cost for 120million 90+ of it footed by one alumnus.
New capacity 50,000 VS old of 85,000+
B.S. Not Stanford any more, that stadium has been torn down they have a new one and a cost for 120million 90+ of it footed by one alumnus.
New capacity 50,000 VS old of 85,000+
go ****ing blame google earth
Just wanted to wind you up, nice work on the thread, I wish we had an alumnus like Arrillaga
