Your first Baseball Game

[Artpunchehorse]

Does everyone remember the first baseball game you went to? I'm pretty sure most of us went with our dad.

Here is my problem, I'm banging a broad that has a 3 year old boy and she want me to go with him to a game next Thurs.

I brought up how this is kind of a dad thing to do, she said his dad won't take him because the dad hates sports. Should I be uncomfartable about this?

[crank-e]

As someone else who has dated a single mom, I'd say do it. A very high probability that it will be a very positive and lasting memory that you and he (whether you and the broad keep banging is a moot point) can cherish.

Not to mention it's just a f'n baseball game. :confused:

[The_Deacon]

As someone else who has dated a single mom, I'd say do it. A very high probability that it will be a very positive and lasting memory that you and he (whether you and the broad keep banging is a moot point) can cherish.

Not to mention it's just a f'n baseball game. :confused:
I was trying to come up with something Art,,,,,But I could not have said it any better than crank-e just did!!

[the happy prole]

Single moms with kid dates are actually a lot of fun. You can talk to the kid if you run out of things to say. And the moms are more oriented towards this being an outing rather than a romance-thing. They're just a lot more casual.

Unless you get one of those hell dates where the kid is supposed to be the gatekeeper and acts like a brat while the mom studiously monitors your reactions. Those suck. Bad.

But think positive. I've been on more fun mom dates than hell mom dates by a lot.

[The Ugly Thief]

single mom with kid dates are really fun because the single mom feels like she owes you something afterwards.

go ahead & tell me i'm an asshole - it's true

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[xu92]

If he is only 3 I doubt he will remember it. I have memories going to games prior I think, but I was 5 when I went to game 5 of the 1975 World Series and don't remember a pitch. It was with my Mom and Dad, and maybe my baby sister. Point being if I can't remember that with my family, I find it hard that a 3 year old will remember it with some dude laying wood to my mom.

[sabos_glasses]

I really don't remember any particular game growing up, but maybe that's because my dad made sure we left in like the sixth inning to beat traffic.

[Artpunchehorse]

After tonights game with the kid, I realized the Reds should institute a rule that you have to be a tleast 10 years old to attend a game. I'm pounding beers now because I am so exhausted from chasing that kid around. I felt horrible for the dude in front of me

[The_Deacon]

After tonights game with the kid, I realized the Reds should institute a rule that you have to be a tleast 10 years old to attend a game. I'm pounding beers now because I am so exhausted from chasing that kid around. I felt horrible for the dude in front of me
Get fixed now dude!!!! :p

[sabos_glasses]

...the Reds should institute a rule that you have to be at least 10 years old to attend a game.

Although it would never happen, I would love this for 1 or 2 games a year.

[Marlowe]

my 'best' game was september 17, 1983, which was Johnny Bench Night. he was my baseball hero growing up, and so it was fantastic to be part of his retirement celebration. and, i got to see his final home run, #390.

i dunno if they still have the straight-A program, but i saw tons and tons of games that way when i was a kid. i hope they still have it, 'cause it's a great way to introduce a new generation of fans to the game.

[Artpunchehorse]

Although it would never happen, I would love this for 1 or 2 games a year.

If I work in baseball, I will at the very least have a section for 18 and over. Smoking and everything is fair game.

[Smoker29]

Well, since you're "Bangin' The Broad" it doesn't sound like you're in it for the long haul.

I would suggest limited "special moments" with the kid if you don't plan on being around. That's just my two cents.

Even though I'm not a big sports fan, I remember my first ball game with my Dad. I was around 5 years old (1975 or so) and we went to see the Reds play the Pirates. I remember yelling Charge!!!! I remember how cool the field looked when we walked into the stadium. I remember the peanuts and most of all, I remember hangin' out with my pops.

[BOBROX123]

The first one that I remember, for being..memorable was Sept 29, 1983. The Reds vs. the Giants........Johnny Bench's last home game :(