Posted on 07/18/2020 6:34:15 AM PDT by Libloather
Sportsball can die.
What... No blowup dolls?
Ha! You win the Best Post of the Day award! I want my blowup doll!! Ha!
There must be something wrong with me, but I can actually think of something better to do with $86.
And I can actually think of something better to do with my time than watching a boring game like baseball on TV.
NPC’s
Same as every Year ?
What will the mets do if their fake crowd is not diverse enough? They could give out cardboard cutouts in underrepresented neighborhoods.
Clap? You’ll need penicillin shots.
Pathetic
Lol... They even dressed them in masks.
Absolutely ridiculous.
Why not PRETEND to play a PRETEND ball game?
Just pay a couple of announcers to read a make-believe game off of a script, while computer generated images of the plays are shown on screen.
THAT is what this is all coming to.
‘It was something cool, something fun to have your picture there’
what a pathetic citizenry we have...
I was thinking the same thing. The racial mix of the cutouts will be critical to make sure that cut outs of color are not under-represented.
‘Just pay a couple of announcers to read a make-believe game off of a script, while computer generated images of the plays are shown on screen.’
actually, a variation on that would be significantly more fun than sitting and watching an actual game, with pitchers staring at catchers for 60 seconds, then stepping off the rubber, or batters getting out the box to adjust their gloves after each pitch...
Pro Ball is dead Jim.
Zounds
This is goose bump out there
This has got to set a record for narcissism. What a stupid way to spend $86. How many people would this money have fed at the food bank? You can just hear the conversations around the water cooler. An appropriate question would be, “Who saw your cutout, and what did they say?”
Does AOC approve? It doesnt sound very Green.
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