Found cowbell....

[msu21]

I also found a cowbell inside a bar on broadway Friday night. Would love to return it to the proper owner. Let me know if you lost yours and of course proper description.

 

[myusernamesucks]

a "Beat BYU" sticker on it by any chance?

 

[msu21]

But it does have a sticker on the inside of the cowbell it just doesn't say " beat BYU". Sorry.

 

[vhdawg]

If so, keep it. Whoever was ringing inside a restaurant and starting a maroon/white cheer deserves to lose their cowbell.

 

[PBRME]

Speaking of the brewery, did you sample any of their offerings? I really liked the House IPA.

 

[msu21]

Not at the Big River. This place was a few blocks south of there.

 

[megadawgmaniac]

I had two of them, the House IPA and Steamer Golden Ale. Both good. Not as good as the steak though.

AA - RYP

 

[KurtRambis4]

Who takes their cowbell into a bar?

 

[vhdawg]

Though the maroon/white cheer inside a restaurant was just as irritating.

 

[myusernamesucks]

what are you supposed to do with it? Check it at the door? Leave it on the sidewalk?

 

[CEO2044]

I sampled the lightest of the samples- forget what it was called, but it was GOOD. Didn't have the money to sit and try them all, but I was pretty happy with sticking with that one.

 

[RC3]

I admit it. I was a little too much in "spirit" and rang my
Cowbell in a bar before the game. I was
Told by a member of the staff to stop. One of many embarrassing incidents this weekend

 

[rem101]

I get that you have to carry it with you since you're most likely not going back to the car, but it was loud as **** when everyone started ringing them. The bartenders were getting pissed because they couldn't hear. I was not sitting in the middle of it, and still couldn't hear.

I love cowbells, but they are not meant for small indoor areas.

 

[vhdawg]

nm

 

[HighPointDawg]

I was torn on the subject for a long time because in the stadium they are awesome and different but [a lot of] our fans are too stupid to realize that outside the stadium (other than in your tailgate) they should be silent.. Bars, Restaurants, MARTA, Hotel Lobbies, Elevators, Malls, opposing players family areas, etc... just realize that you make all of us, even the ones without the bells, look like inbred 17s.

The Gator Bowl pushed me over the top when some jackass MSU fan was ringing his bell in the face of a 60+ year old female parent of a Michigan player while they were waiting on a sidewalk for their son to emerge from the tunnel. The lady never said a word, just kept backing up to get away from him and he would follow her keeping it less than a foot from her face. (and yes I did stop it....and he told me I wasn't a "real fan")

 

[kired]

Both were good - I preferred the Sweet Magnolia slightly over the Steamer.

It was kind of funny because I ate at a similar restaurant in Jacksonville last year & didn't realize it until I saw the beer menu. I think it was called the 7 Bridges Brewery or something like that. Not sure how they are related, but I remember they had some of the same beers. I think last year I had the lightest one, which was also good.

 

[PBRME]

I didn't have the steak there. I saved up for Morton's that night. Holy **** I wasn't disappointed. The Cajun ribeye melted in my mouth.

 

[TBone.sixpack]

People will always ring them. I try to be respectful with minebut when you have this many people you have dipshits. People that lump everyone in with the bad apples are idiots too. So those people that say we are all like that have issues bells or not.

I think the belligerence of the bell stems with so many factions trying to do away with it. Right or wrong State fans are defensive as hell over it.

But I do agree the behavior you are describing is embarrassing and a shame.</p>