Argh, shoot me now. The wife has me going to dinner and ballet tonight

[JordyG]

W

Will there be a link or some way to watch the game tomorrow morning? Would anyone like to use my ticket to see the ballet tonight with my wife? Does this count as cruel and unusual punishment?

Which ballet?

 

[Zanzman]

W

Which ballet?

Really? It matters please

 

[HuskyNan]

Here's what you do:
1.Ask your wife for a divorce.
2.Stay home and watch the games.
3.tomorrow you go and get flowers and apologize.
4.You watch four more games.
5. Later the make-up sex kicks in and all is hunky dory on the home front.
Now don't you feel so much better when you simplify things?

It’s easier to apologize than to ask for permission

 

[Carnac]

I remember that team. Those were the days. Who will ever forget Mazeroski’s walk-off homer to end the series?

 

[JordyG]

Really? It matters please

I like ballet. Which company as well. As an aside, I've known a lot of dancers, ballet, modern (meaning Alvin Ailey and such) and tap, in my life.

 

[Zanzman]

I like ballet. Which company as well. As an aside, I've known a lot of dancers, ballet, modern (meaning Alvin Ailey and such) and tap, in my life.

But it’s Uconn man

 

[eebmg]

You need to convince your wife that watching UConn (theoretically) is like watching the Ballet.

 

['nuff sed]

Got dragged kicking and screaming to Lincoln Center by mom once to the ballet.

Because we HAD to go.

Turns out it was to see Baryshnikov.

Have no idea what I watched.

Easily the equivalent or greater than any athlete you can name.

So I get to say I saw him....You can see a bb game any night of the week , and an NCAA tournament game every year.—- but there’s other things you only do once and don’t ever get a chance to do again.

 

[JordyG]

But it’s Uconn man

Yeah agreed. But there will always be another game, although UConn's time with Geno is reaching its end stage. Opportunities to see great performers however, dancers, musicians, actors etc., in their prime is a tinytiny window man. Especially for dancers. It's a postage stamp seen at the end of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. That may only come once or twice in your life. Embrace it.