Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Nassau Coliseum-Future Shandle Spot


Last night I went to my first NHL game in Nassau Coliseum. After a short ride on the L.I.R.R., which could use some Shandles BTW, I arrived in Heampstead where I was promptly picked up by two hockey loving hockey moms. (Actually I was picked up by some guys I know.)

A short drive past Hofstra and we arrived at regionally famous Nassau Coliseum. The building is 40 years old and it hasn't aged well. It looks as though they used to host Man vs. Beast battles here 2000 years ago. In fact...I think Russel Crow is scheduled to battle a tiger there next week.

This arena is Classic 70's America. I felt like I was haunting an episode of that 70's show, only we were not watching a Ted Nugent concert...we were watching Hockey. Hockey is excellent when watched live and I definitely would like to witness it again. There is never a dull moment on the ice.

Now to the point. There were not many women at this hockey game, and there were even fewer women's restrooms...which was actually a good thing seeing as the men's room line was consistently three times longer than any ladies room line.

To make a long story short...as soon as I entered the bathroom...BAM! bodycheck right into a stall that prominently presents me with a piss covered seat in all its nasty glory. For fear of being attacked as a pervert I didn't take my camera out for a photo and I didnt' touch the toilet seat.

My question is this: Despite the fact we are at a hockey game in a HIGH volume bathroom, had there been a Shandle on this seat would it have been lifted up before it was pissed all over in the first period of the match?

My belief is that with a toilet seat handle, the seat would have been placed in the UP position and left that way until the ice on the arena floor had melted under the warm blood of Russel Crow and that tiger.

1 comment:

  1. "There were not many women at this hockey game..."

    Never are. I go all the time. I love watching... and laughing at all of the insane fans. LOL.

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