Buy Me Some Bandwidth and Cracker Jacks
June 6, 2007 – 11:17 amThe view from my seat at Shea Stadium:
As far as we could tell, this guy was trying to find a WiFi connection. He closed his laptop about 30 seconds later, so we can only presume that there were either no networks present, or Shea Stadium’s neighbors secure their wireless networks out of fear of 50,000 laptop-wielding Mets fans trying to leech off their Internet connection.
8 Responses
You know, I would like wifi at Shea. I could get things done when I get there early for BP, before the game starts.
Pac Bell Park has wifi throughout the entire park and the outer concourse. Then again, SF, go figure.
By on Jun 6, 2007
Maybe he’ll get hit with a foul ball in the noggin.
By on Jun 6, 2007
Perhaps we can all suggest that Citi Field be equppied with wireless. Then again, they’ll just end up charging $4.00 a minute for it.
By on Jun 6, 2007
Damn it to hell, I just switched keyboards here at work and now everything I type looks like I had 4 margaritas at lunch. Excuse the typo above.
By on Jun 6, 2007
Laptop @ a Ball Game?
WTF is this? Fever Pitch?
By on Jun 6, 2007
I won’t help with the vertigo.
By on Jun 6, 2007
The one with Laptop could’ve used a Palm Treo Phone or Palm Tungsten TX or E2 & used a Bluetooth Phone, & carried it all in a shirt pocket:
Those seats, from Upper Level, suck & who wants to lug 7 1/2 LBS of Laptop into Shea Stadium, risking some drunken a-hole spilling brewskis on that machine;
Travel Light & not just light-headed.
By on Jun 7, 2007
He could have been updating about the game.
Also, I retched at the idea of you being a Mets fan.
By on Jun 8, 2007