re: Why do they guard the purple seats at the box?

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so now we're comparing physically handicapped people to LSU season ticket holders.

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That's for the 2 of you who didn't comprehend the first 100 analogies presented in the thread. We keep trying to lower the bar, but it's not working.

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please don't start another rediculous thread.

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please learn how to spell 'ridiculous'

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You will never get that those people paid for the right to sit in those seats and you didn't.

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Bruh, if they don't show up then they really shouldn't give a damn if my arse in keeping their seat warm. If they show up, then I'm moving out as fast as they want.


The ratio DOES have a lot to do with it. The ratio determines the "value" of something.

When I was a kid I used to collect baseball cards. There was this TOPS Frank Thomas baseball card that had a misprint on it. There were like 100 or so printed out of tens of thousands. That card was worth a few hundred dollars. The regular Frank Thomas without the misprint was about .10 if that.

The ration of misprints to regular cards was 100/10,000 = .009 or 1% of the total cards produced.

If there was a card shop in business and I walked in as a kid and plopped down a dime, I WOULDN'T expect a misprinted Frank Thomas card even if I was the stores only customer.


What if there was an equal number of misprints to correct cards? Then the value of both cards would be the same! If I plopped down a dime then I wouldn't care which card I got!

The scarcer something is, the more value it holds to the public. This is also called supply and demand...durrrrr.

If you are going to compare the empty seats at Alex Box to the hadicap spots in a parking lot, then the value of the items must somehow correspond. None of these analogies so far match. You'll also notice that in a parking lot of 10 spaces where 5 are handicap spots, there are more people willing to break the law and park in those handicap spots until someone NEEDS them. If it was a parking lot of thousands and there was 5 spots then there would be very few people that would take up those spots.

Come on people.

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How can a bum get pissed about getting run from seats he didn't pay for? That's ridiculous and that's what this thread was about.

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I see what youre saying, but I believe he was bitching because there were ROWS of empty seats.

what does it matter to LSU if someone is sitting in the "good" seats, even if they didn't pay for them but someone else did, who isn't even there?

if it's me in that seat, and the rightful owner of the seat comes by, i'll respectfully get up and find another one.

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I see what youre saying, but I believe he was bitching because there were ROWS of empty seats.

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Yeah but in this world, at Alex Box Stadium, you don't get to set the policy now do you? LSU doesn't care if all of the purple seats are empty.....you can't sit there unless you have the ticket.

Bottomline so either buy the ticket or don't bitch when LSU runs you off. That's how you get labeled a twerp.

I don't think I've seen or heard the word "twerp" used this much in my entire lifetime.

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We'll see how smart they all are when they are in their purple seats, in the clubhouse drinking and eating during regional games.....where you gonna be then?

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I love how because someone spends more money than you on baseball season tickets, makes them all of a sudden BETTER than you, and they like to rub it in peoples faces.

what a great fan!

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I love how because someone spends more money than you on baseball season tickets, makes them all of a sudden BETTER than you, and they like to rub it in peoples faces.

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I'm going to back up from my little argument from the twerp-meister to just say this again in this thread:

Money is ruining LSU baseball.

Shut it, twerp.