Joey's Ongoing Sporting Event Photo TR Thread

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I haven't eaten at a Round Table Pizza since I was in high school. Used to like them, but didn't know they were still in business.

[Jew"It's not small, but it is very 'average.'"]

Still very much alive and awesome on the West Coast!

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^Here's one thing I miss about living the in Central Valley of California--linguica pizza. Just can't get that in Virginia.

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Chuck, At Cal Poly we used to drive out to Los Osos for Round Table because that was the only one around. They aren't as good as they used to be.

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^Our go-to pizza joint was Eddie's on Foothill Blvd. It was run by this guy from the Philippines with a scar on his face--but he made a good pizza.

[Jew"It's not small, but it is very 'average.'"]

After an ever so slight technical delay (read: updated my phone to jelly bean and thought I lost all my photos), I return with the second part of my Coasting for Kids adventure: AT&T Park. Home of that team with the guy who just got caught using Testosterone. As much as I hate said team (I am a Dodger fan), I have to admit their park is really nice.

Now onto the photos!

[Hilltopper39Don't make me kick you in the donkey!]

Great report, AT&T park looks like one of the absolute nicest anywhere in professional sports. I've kinda of stopped following baseball over the past couple of years but if I ever wind up in San Fran during the summer I really want to catch a game there.

One a side note, I've always thought it would be a cool idea for a baseball stadium to build a small wooden roller coaster on site that could operate before and during home games. I mean baseball and wooden roller coasters are about as synonymous with summer time as fire works and apple pie (excuse my bad cliches), so why not build a small Big Fun style GCI or Wooden Warrior style coaster at a ball park? Charge $5 per ride, half off during the 7th inning stretch and before the game or something. The organization might not make a ton of money off of it, but being able to provide a unique experience like that at the ball park for the guests would be well worth it in my opinion. How cool would a small midway with a coaster, ferris wheel, and a drop tower be in straight away center field? If anyone out there owns a MLB franchise, build a wooden coaster!

[Jew"It's not small, but it is very 'average.'"]

^You can almost get that experience in Altoona, PA. The Pirates AA team (Altoona Curves) play in a stadium where the Lakemont Park Skyliner is just on the other side of the right field fence.

[Hilltopper39Don't make me kick you in the donkey!]

Yeah I've seen pictures of that place and it looks like the coolest baseball stadium ever. If you could only access the load station from the outfield bleachers that place would be perfect .

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