Hovering doesn't work for me. I just do this ^^

 

I trust you uploaded this while in the stall pictured above.

 

Google imgaes.

 

I'll remember to take a picture of my set up next time I **** in public, though. Just for you. :mischief

 

I want before and after pics.

You guys know that there are more germs and bacteria on your remote control and keyboard than a toilet right?

 

And I also do the paper on seat method. f*** those ass gaskets they provide.

 

 

I think we should all make it a point to pee and leave fecal matter on your remote control and keyboard, see how you like it.

Not to interrupt the poop topic right but....

 

 

 

 

ZOMG SPREADING INFIELD DIRT

 

 

Great, now I anxiously await the sod.

You guys know that there are more germs and bacteria on your remote control and keyboard than a toilet right?

 

And I also do the paper on seat method. f*** those ass gaskets they provide.

 

 

I think we should all make it a point to pee and leave fecal matter on your remote control and keyboard, see how you like it.

 

BRING IT.

Not to interrupt the poop topic right but....

 

 

 

 

ZOMG SPREADING INFIELD DIRT

 

 

Great, now I anxiously await the sod.

 

That's some dark looking dirt.

It's actually a microscopic image of fecal matter on the toilet seats.

 

That's what you're sitting on. Bulldozers included.

That's some dark looking dirt.

 

 

I was thinking the same thing.

That's some dark looking dirt.

 

 

I was thinking the same thing.

 

Maybe it's just a base for the other dirt.

Infield Skin

 

The base layer of an infield skin is 10 to 15 centimeters thick and consists of 60 to 80 percent sand, 10 to 20 percent clay and the remainder silt. Given the right moisture content, this material delivers

• Traction—shoes don't slip or catch
  
• Playability—balls bounce true
  
• Resilience—the ground gives when a player's body strikes it
  

A top layer of loose conditioning material, a centimeter or so thick, keeps cleats from sticking in the clay and allows players to fall safely and slide under control. It also shades the underlying soil and improves drainage in case of rain. Conditioner is made by calcining clay, roasting it at about 600 to 800°C to drive out the water chemically locked in the mineral. The clay expands into a lightweight, hard granular material. Also used is vitrified clay, roasted at a higher temperature and similar to the material in bricks and tiles. Finally there is calcined diatomaceous earth or D.E., which is a nearly pure microscopic silica.

 

 

I'm guessing that's why the dirt they're putting down now looks so dark

It does look like silt. Sands down so there goes the silt than clay.

Am I the only one who got a boner from the infield dirt? >__>

Am I the only one who got a boner from the infield dirt? >__>

 

 

Yes No

Wow, awesome view. I'd always sit around that area at the old stadium. Hope I don't have to pay $50 per ticket for those seats in the new ballpark...

Wow, awesome view. I'd always sit around that area at the old stadium. Hope I don't have to pay $50 per ticket for those seats in the new ballpark...

 

You srs, for infield box? $50 is what it was at the old stadium.

Wow, awesome view. I'd always sit around that area at the old stadium. Hope I don't have to pay $50 per ticket for those seats in the new ballpark...

 

You srs? $50 is what it was at the old stadium.

That's basically what he noted.

"I'd always sit around that area at the old stadium. Hope I don't have to pay $50 per ticket for those seats in the new ballpark."

Wow, awesome view. I'd always sit around that area at the old stadium. Hope I don't have to pay $50 per ticket for those seats in the new ballpark...

 

 

You srs? $50 is what it was at the old stadium.

That's basically what he noted.

"I'd always sit around that area at the old stadium. Hope I don't have to pay $50 per ticket for those seats in the new ballpark."

 

What... I don't get it now. How would it be cheaper than the old stadium? Im confused.

Wow, awesome view. I'd always sit around that area at the old stadium. Hope I don't have to pay $50 per ticket for those seats in the new ballpark...

 

You srs, for infield box? $50 is what it was at the old stadium.

Huh? It was $28 per ticket for infield box at the old stadium...

I don't believe the Marlins set the ticket prices at Sun Life. If they did, my apologies, but assuming they didn't set the prices, they'd want to have these prices a little lower to bring in more people. If the crowds are consistently coming in, then raise the prices by $5 or so, depending on the section.

That was the price if you bought full season tickets anyway.

Am I not understanding something? Aren't tickets at the new stadium going to be more expensive?

 

Here's the chart:

Yes, they are going to be more expensive. Those prices there are full season prices, and individually you can expect them to be higher.

I love how Vista Reserve and Home Plate Box are almost the same color on the chart.

Dang, I should really re-thank my dad for all the times he bought us batters box seats. (In contrast, when I went to games with my friends, I purchased tickets in left or right field.) And I should probably PRE-thank him for whatever he gets us for Opening Night, not to mention the Heat-Sixers game the night before.

Dang, I should really re-thank my dad for all the times he bought us batters box seats. (In contrast, when I went to games with my friends, I purchased tickets in left or right field.) And I should probably PRE-thank him for whatever he gets us for Opening Night, not to mention the Heat-Sixers game the night before.

 

SPOILED!

[Jokes]

Bullpen seats the new fish tank?