Drunk dialing gets new meaning
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Drunk dialing gets new meaning
If you attend sporting events, then this has probably happened to you: A fan or a group of fans seated near you, usually after a few too many beers, is using foul language and generally misbehaving. You look for an usher to voice a complaint, and none can be found. The Cincinnati Bengals have hit on one possible solution. The team announced Tuesday the creation of a hot line number that fans can call on their cellphones to report bad behavior. The number should be easy to remember
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Originally Posted by 8D_In_Trunk,Aug 9 2006, 08:44 AM
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[QUOTE=The Raptor,Aug 9 2006, 11:41 AM] If you attend sporting events, then this has probably happened to you: A fan or a group of fans seated near you, usually after a few too many beers, is using foul language and generally misbehaving. You look for an usher to voice a complaint, and none can be found. The Cincinnati Bengals have hit on one possible solution. The team announced Tuesday the creation of a hot line number that fans can call on their cellphones to report bad behavior. The number should be easy to remember
