121212":pajz85y4 said:
That is disgusting.
Seahulk???
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That is disgusting.
IndyHawk
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If the guy had just allowed the picture for kids without asking for a fee he probaly would have some of us on his side.He chose himself and greed using the Hawks and their fans,no way this guy is a 12.Like Aros said it's disgusting.
If going to 8 regular season games costs you $20,000 you might want to tone it down a little bit. You don't need to break the bank to just attend the game and have a great time. I get practically the same seats for less than $500 per season, which is what he supposedly 'loses' in OT wages to go to each game.
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If money is so tight and hard to come by for him, maybe it's better for him to stay home and work the OT. :stirthepot:
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Dude is a giant d-bag. Screw him. Would rather send a father/child who can't afford a game to a game than that scumbag.
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"Ok here's typical game for seahulk. Get 2 tickets for 1000$ to regular season game . Head out a day early for 315 mile drive to my Vernon wa to motel. Miss a day overtime =600$ gas 650 mile round trip=180$ . Motel 100$ food parking, mics,at game 200$ paint job for me and shehulk close to. 500$. So regular season game is 2580$ times 8 games is20,000$ playoff games are 4000$ time 2= 8000$ superbowl1.- ticket 3800$ all together 8000$ = 36000$ last year to be as Seahawks fan!! This year 16000$ because I'm sitting in 2nd row. 1- ticket front row for playoff is 1000$ and I love it and had a blast!! 36 years waiting for this team!! Go hawks!"
Gee, I feel soooooo sorry for this glory hunting clown. We're supposed to pay for the day he missed from work...plus his overtime? Plus his hotel, costume, food, and his wife?
How is he paying $1,000 a ducat if he's a season ticket holder? Why does he need a front row or second row seat if he's not an attention whore?
And as far as Big-Blo...I had the unfortunate experience of meeting that jumbo POS @ the Seahawks draft day party in Bellevue. As I was going into the building Big-Blo was standing right there by the door. I tried saying hello to him and he gave me a look like he was too important to speak to a non-celebrity like his wonderful self. F-Him and the Clydesdale it took to get his Royal Acreage to the draft party.
He gave away his pre-season tickets to the needy? What a guy! Dr. Diags does the same thing every year!
Gee, I feel soooooo sorry for this glory hunting clown. We're supposed to pay for the day he missed from work...plus his overtime? Plus his hotel, costume, food, and his wife?
How is he paying $1,000 a ducat if he's a season ticket holder? Why does he need a front row or second row seat if he's not an attention whore?
And as far as Big-Blo...I had the unfortunate experience of meeting that jumbo POS @ the Seahawks draft day party in Bellevue. As I was going into the building Big-Blo was standing right there by the door. I tried saying hello to him and he gave me a look like he was too important to speak to a non-celebrity like his wonderful self. F-Him and the Clydesdale it took to get his Royal Acreage to the draft party.
He gave away his pre-season tickets to the needy? What a guy! Dr. Diags does the same thing every year!
I've never been a fan of the "Super Fans" personally. I need to tread lightly because I know there are friends of some of them here so I don't want to be disrespectful but I've never felt the need to inflate their egos more than they already are.
I sat next to one of them in Husky Stadium and I had to move my seats after a season because he was more concerned about choreographing the fans behind us then he was just watching and enjoying the game. He would get all bent out of shape because the fans weren't following along with his specialized chants or physical rituals.
I certainly appreciate the loyalty and fandom part of them, and I have no problem with having a group of fans who are well known due to their costumes and good TV seats, but the egos I can do without. They are no better than the 12 that sits loyally at every game in the nose bleeds. I am sure they would say the same thing if you asked them but that's not the impression some of them leave other 12's by evidence of some of the experiences we've had with them when the camera isn't rolling.
I sat next to one of them in Husky Stadium and I had to move my seats after a season because he was more concerned about choreographing the fans behind us then he was just watching and enjoying the game. He would get all bent out of shape because the fans weren't following along with his specialized chants or physical rituals.
I certainly appreciate the loyalty and fandom part of them, and I have no problem with having a group of fans who are well known due to their costumes and good TV seats, but the egos I can do without. They are no better than the 12 that sits loyally at every game in the nose bleeds. I am sure they would say the same thing if you asked them but that's not the impression some of them leave other 12's by evidence of some of the experiences we've had with them when the camera isn't rolling.
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This is the era of selfies, which I thought would just be a woman thing since I am a male chauvinist pig. We have people that spoof being someone else, we have cat-fishing and other bizarre behavior. I just think there are folks that have a different view on things than I do.
SeaHulk is no different than many other folks. The man did get to do a commercial with Sherman and friends so he has that going for him, which is good. I was disappointed that he felt the need to try to use his "street cred" for a sympathy tip but he has to live with that choice.
He wouldn't be the first to mistake familiarity with a sense of entitlement.
SeaHulk is no different than many other folks. The man did get to do a commercial with Sherman and friends so he has that going for him, which is good. I was disappointed that he felt the need to try to use his "street cred" for a sympathy tip but he has to live with that choice.
He wouldn't be the first to mistake familiarity with a sense of entitlement.
