Why do you loath the Chargers? You're not a Raiders fan are you? It's not even fun watching the Chargers treat the Faders like the ghetto-ho-biznatches, it's like beating up on the retarded.
We Raider fans are loyal. Hating the Chargers is a normal, healthy outlet for being forced to root for a pathetic team that is writhing in the throes of dispair.
One of you vermin showed up and tried posing as a seatholder in the stand area behind our seats. When he cut in front of us, -albeit timely so as sort of not disturb us- to high 5 the 6 UnPatriot scums seated in front of us, i had stadium security run him.
Obviously not a Raider fan, or you would have been stabbed with a makeshift shive made out of several semi-empty beer cups.
Got to go to the Raider's season finale at the Oakland Coloseum against K.C.
While the game was a bit sad to watch, the actual "fun" was in the stands and before and after the game. Attending a Raider game is sort of the ultimate survival test. The "fans" judge you as new meat, and base your significance on how many games you have actually been too. Any discussion with them gets that point mentioned more then once.
Venders cuss out girls who ask then not to drip soda on their heads. Impromptu dance routines start up during every time out, not unusual, but if the dance is viewed as subpar, the dancer had better be thickskinned and quick (to leave the area). Fights? You betcha!!! We were in the Black Hole end zone, but up above them, so we could look down at their activities. On both sides of us, fights broke out nearby that continued for several minutes. Hard to pick out the participants, but the people around them did enough back pounding to let you know where it was taking place. In the Black Hole, security threw down a fan hard and cuffed him up and led him out as others pelted them with anything handy. That one was the ugliest scene. As we left, there were more gang members in the exiting crowd then you would see in any neighborhood in Oakland. I have to assume that Oakland Coloseum is neutral ground.
You could see families with young children get extremely paranoid by the language and references being made as we filed across the gangway (play on words there!) that leads to BART. You get in real close proximity to everyone else and, while I felt okay about it, others in the mob were extremely scared. Nothing happened, but taking a younster to a Raider game just doesn't make much sense to me.
