I've only met one person from here and he's of the most unsavory ilk.
You probably would have had your choice of tables if you had yelled, "Well, hello, boys!"In Atlanta my daughter and I were standing in line to get into "the" designated Cuse bar (name not remembered). There were lots of people sitting outside and no chance in hell that Laura and I would be able to find a table on our own. So, I just yelled out "Syracusefan.com! Syracusefan.com! Anybody a member?" A table close by had several people raise their hands. I called, "I'm Beadle!" They yelled, "BEADLE!" Immediately they made room for me and Laura and we had a delightful couple hours. They were lurkers and of course, I have forgotten their screen names.
A great time was had by all until it was time to go to the Dome and I reached into my purse and discovered I had one ticket for that night and one ticket for Monday night. But that's another story (previously recounted).
I have also tried going up to people in bars and asking if they are on syracusefan.com, but that has never worked for me. I got lucky in Atlanta!
I've got mine.Pretty sure there was a t-shirt from way back in the day. Had the War Damn Otto on it:
I'll have to check to see if I still have mine when I get home.
Excellent! However, that humiliating incident took place in the future and I don't think I can go back to it!You probably would have had your choice of tables if you had yelled, "Well, hello, boys!"
That's how I found people. Recognizing CuseTroop from drunk photos and introducing myself.CuseTroop said:I tried the whole "Are you on syracusefan.com" thing in Chicago. The guy goes "Heck yea I am!" When I asked his board name, he said, "What? Oh, I thought you asked if I was a Syracuse Fan..." and walked away lol. The "find cto" idea is a solid one. The amount of people she has introduced me to is ridiculous. Or you could go the ol Cusetroop route... Just post drunk pictures of yourself, and people will find you. I also have added a bunch of people from here to facebook over the years, that helps with the facial recognition, and makes it easier to plan meet ups and such. I think T-shirts would be too hard, as we all have our favorite cuse shirts to wear during games. There used to be a Pin years ago no? I say we bring that back.
Apparently we were in Astoria at the same time and didn't find out until the next day a couple years back. That would have involved much less outback trekking. I'm guessing Alaska was more fun. Just a hunch.CuseFaninVT said:Or you could do like I did. Make some vague plans through PM and then text messages. Drive 5 hours through the Alaskan outback to a shady camp ground and hope for the best. I've met several members of this board and a previous one through a similar process to that. Haven't met one I'm not glad to know.
So far, if I've read every thread correctly, an accurate summary would be the best way to tell if someone's on the board is matching syracusefan.com tattoos with personal screen name included in script (actual tattoo image TBD... maybe the payside could vote on it?)
Does that mean it goes 2" over your head if you reverse it?
Pretty sure there was a t-shirt from way back in the day. Had the War Damn Otto on it:
I'll have to check to see if I still have mine when I get home.