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Originally Posted by: Formo  Indoor stadium =/= a dome. Not that I should expect your retarded rear to know the difference. =P You're right, I have no clue what idotic dumbfuck abbreviation/symbol "=/=" is or is intended to be. Why the hell would you divide equal by equal? You call me names and then don't explain the difference. Who's the fucking retard now? |
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Originally Posted by: Formo  Yeah. Considering no general funds are to be used, I don't see how it would effect roads other then the legislation time spent on the Vikings bill. Hehe...it's Friday...I'm not going to get drawn into my "opportunity cost" argument again. Besides, as much as it's decided already, it really doesn't matter whether I'm right or wrong. |
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Originally Posted by: Wade  Hehe...it's Friday...I'm not going to get drawn into my "opportunity cost" argument again. Besides, as much as it's decided already, it really doesn't matter whether I'm right or wrong. You are right. You are always right. (except on draft day.)  |
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Originally Posted by: Wade  Hehe...it's Friday...I'm not going to get drawn into my "opportunity cost" argument again. Besides, as much as it's decided already, it really doesn't matter whether I'm right or wrong. Certainly not trying to draw you into a discussion. We disagree fundamentally on a few things. My point is the Vikings bill doesn't take away money from funding for the roads. That's all. |
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Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool  You're right, I have no clue what idotic dumbfuck abbreviation/symbol "=/=" is or is intended to be. n00b Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool  Why the hell would you divide equal by equal? omg fml Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool  You call me names and then don't explain the difference. Who's the fucking retard now? Figured you were smart enough to know. Dome:  Indoor stadium:  Notice the buildings' roofs. |
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Lucas Oil is a indoor stadium as their roof retracts. Ford Field is a domed stadium without a bubble on top since they have a stationary roof. My way of looking at it. You can call it anything you want. |
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Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool  You're right, I have no clue what idotic dumbfuck abbreviation/symbol "=/=" is or is intended to be. Why the hell would you divide equal by equal?
You call me names and then don't explain the difference. Who's the fucking retard now? I assume since we've gone over this already you're just trolling him now, but just in case...i'll explain it again. =/= is the non-coders equivalent to the coders != when u see =/= picture this ≠ |
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Originally Posted by: Formo  n00b omg fml Figured you were smart enough to know.
Dome:  Indoor stadium:
Notice the buildings' roofs. Okay, but the Vikings new stadium will not have a retractable roof, like the one you pictured (Lucas Oil). So, wouldn't that mean it would be classified as a dome then? btw, after the last post in this thread .... != means not equal, figured you were smart enough to know this. |
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Originally Posted by: wpr  Lucas Oil is a indoor stadium as their roof retracts. Ford Field is a domed stadium without a bubble on top since they have a stationary roof. My way of looking at it. You can call it anything you want. Honestly, I never gave a rats ass which way or the other until some clown acted tough with his internet muscles and decided to be a complete prick about it. Now ... I want to know the difference ... cuz I'm curious. If anything I would think ... Dome - non-retractable roof Indoor Stadium - retractable roof Outdoor Stadium - where men play |
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Originally Posted by: wpr  Lucas Oil is a indoor stadium as their roof retracts. Ford Field is a domed stadium without a bubble on top since they have a stationary roof. My way of looking at it. You can call it anything you want. Domed stadium = a big round thing on top. You know.. Like a DOME. And indoor stadium is something more like Lucas Oil field, regardless of the roof's mobility. But that's just me. Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool  Honestly, I never gave a rats ass which way or the other until some clown acted tough with his internet muscles and decided to be a complete prick about it. Now ... I want to know the difference ... cuz I'm curious. If anything I would think ...
Dome - non-retractable roof Indoor Stadium - retractable roof Outdoor Stadium - where men play I'm flattered you are impressed with my webrnet muscles. Just because you perceive my post as being 'a complete prick' doesn't mean I am. Just means I'm discussion semantics. |
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Formo, is there some kind of picture of what is being designed for the new stadium?
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Originally Posted by: DakotaT  Formo, is there some kind of picture of what is being designed for the new stadium?
Susie and Timmy are still working on the final proof.  |
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Originally Posted by: Formo  Domed stadium = a big round thing on top. You know.. Like a DOME.
And indoor stadium is something more like Lucas Oil field, regardless of the roof's mobility.
But that's just me. So, you insult my intelligence because you can't make up your own mind? That's a complete prick thing to do. Don't worry, I won't double your membership fee for being a fucking dickhead. |
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Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool  Okay, but the Vikings new stadium will not have a retractable roof, like the one you pictured (Lucas Oil). So, wouldn't that mean it would be classified as a dome then?
btw, after the last post in this thread .... != means not equal, figured you were smart enough to know this.
Don't be so quick to say that. http://profootballtalk.n...actable-roof-to-stadium/Quote:Wilfs may add retractable roof to stadium
Posted by Mike Florio on May 11, 2012, 7:39 PM EDT Vikings Stadium AP
MDS pointed out earlier that the new Vikings stadium may host a Super Bowl.
Given the loose, non-binding quid pro quo that the NFL applies when a city/state coughs up big money for a new stadium, it would be a surprise if it doesn’t happen.
What would be a surprise — and a major one — is if the new stadium has a retractable roof. Approved via the Minnesota legislative process as a venue with a fixed lid, brothers Zygi and Mark Wilf suggested in a Friday session with reporters that the finished product may have the ability with the press of a button to go topless.
“Well if it’s snowing very, very hard we’ll open up the roof,” Zygi Wilf said, jokingly.
Asked if that means the new building will have a retractable roof, Zygi Wilf said, “Well, I don’t know.”
Mark Wilf was more candid. “We’re going to try to get the maximum number of features within the budgets. . . . We’re going to want to make it something special. And to the extent retractability can get there, we’re going to try to do it.”
And here’s where a cynic (I don’t know any) would say, “Sure, now that you’ve finagled more than $500 million in public money, you can justify spending the extra money that you didn’t have to devote to the project on a retractable roof.”
Then again, how cynical is it to think that the Wilfs didn’t make any serious noise about paying for a retractable roof before the stadium bill was approved because, if they had, plenty of lawmakers would have said, “Why not just spend the money it would take to add a retractable roof on the stadium itself and reduce the burden on the public?”
OK, it’s fairly cynical. There’s also a chance it’s fairly accurate. |
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no way it has a lid. they will not cough up one nickle more than they have to on a building they don't own. My guess is they will sell the franchise before the first lease is even up. |
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