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Title: Monster Jam - the most American of all spectator events
Post by: Tre on January 24, 2009, 06:44:15 AM

I went to Monster Jam last night at Arco.  It was my first time seeing the monster trucks indoors.  Although space limitations made things a little tough, the guys - and lady - still put on an excellent show.  Everyone loves Grave Digger, but my new fave is Captain's Curse.  The artwork on that truck is phenomenal.

(http://www.monsterjamonline.com/images2/CaptainsCursePhoto1.jpg)

Before the singing of our national anthem, the emcee spoke of freedom in one of the most moving, most inspiring short pieces I've heard in a long, long time and then asked, "What do the colors...mean to you?"

God bless the U.S.A. 

Title: Re: Monster Jam - the most American of all spectator events
Post by: spinnis on January 24, 2009, 06:55:10 AM
did anyone die this time`?
Title: Re: Monster Jam - the most American of all spectator events
Post by: Tre on January 24, 2009, 07:06:50 AM
did anyone die this time`?

Nah, it was just like any other event. 

If a guy falls off the escalator at Shea Stadium and dies, they still play a game the next night in a stadium filled with fans.

I never felt we were in any danger, but I did pay close attention all evening.
Title: Re: Monster Jam - the most American of all spectator events
Post by: Eyeball Chambers on January 24, 2009, 07:22:03 AM
Nah, it was just like any other event. 

If a guy falls off the escalator at Shea Stadium and dies, they still play a game the next night in a stadium filled with fans.

I never felt we were in any danger, but I did pay close attention all evening.


I always heard the exhaust from the trucks is terrible inside the arena.  Is that true?
Title: Re: Monster Jam - the most American of all spectator events
Post by: Tre on January 27, 2009, 09:42:57 AM
I always heard the exhaust from the trucks is terrible inside the arena.  Is that true?

Yeah, especially in a place like Arco, which isn't all that large. 

I thought that was a greater danger to anyone than any sort of debris might be.