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In a domed stadium, seats in the roof of the stadium are made
available, with a safety-glass floor to watch the action. (Like a
glass-bottomed boat.)
If the field proves to be too far away, the glass floor could be
slightly curved to magnify the field below.
I would prefer to lay down
and watch, so the seats shouldn't
be packed in. You don't want to be craning your neck down
the whole time.
Tonguing made easy....
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[normzone, Jan 02 2005]
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I picture enourmous fishing rod-type affairs dangling the eager sports fans over the field. |
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Would these be cheaper or dearer than regular chair seats? And how would the snack vendors get about? <wibni>Jet Packs or strap-on mechanical hummingbird wings, I hope.</wibni> |
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But the saftey glass would be all opaque from all the peanut shells and spilled beer. |
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Three words, snarfy - giant windscreen wipers. |
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<Ref>Pass interference, Rainbow Head, Row Z, 15 yards</Ref> |
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It all comes down to safety measures, and well, even if you have fences for the roof seats, something could still go wrong. Fish Bone for now. |
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New territory for penalties due when players act out after scores, e.g., looking up and spreading arms, pointing, or tonguing. |
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