A question for those that do not like Zenyatta...

[miraja2]

Originally Posted by Port Conway Lane

I can relate.

That's no joke.
I was living in NYC in '04. I'm a Dodger fan and an NL guy all the way so I didn't give a crap about the Sox or the Yanks, but living in New York when they blew that 3-0 series lead was wonderful. I fully enjoyed every single minute of the pain and humiliation all of the fans around me seemed to be experiencing.

[Port Conway Lane]

Originally Posted by miraja2

That's no joke.
I was living in NYC in '04. I'm a Dodger fan and an NL guy all the way so I didn't give a crap about the Sox or the Yanks, but living in New York when they blew that 3-0 series lead was wonderful. I fully enjoyed every single minute of the pain and humiliation all of the fans around me seemed to be experiencing.

Me too !

[westcoastinvader]

Originally Posted by miraja2

That's no joke.
I was living in NYC in '04. I'm a Dodger fan and an NL guy all the way so I didn't give a crap about the Sox or the Yanks, but living in New York when they blew that 3-0 series lead was wonderful. I fully enjoyed every single minute of the pain and humiliation all of the fans around me seemed to be experiencing.

Hey, don't be so hard on New York.

New Yorkers have David Patterson as Governor, Hillary Clinton as US Senator, and the fine workings of the NYRA for the betterment of horse racing.

Fuggetaboutit.

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by miraja2

That's no joke.
I was living in NYC in '04. I'm a Dodger fan and an NL guy all the way so I didn't give a crap about the Sox or the Yanks, but living in New York when they blew that 3-0 series lead was wonderful. I fully enjoyed every single minute of the pain and humiliation all of the fans around me seemed to be experiencing.

I was in the city on a business trip in '04 at that time.. and yes I 100% agree.. it was wonderful.