My guess is a lawsuit(s) from parents of kids injured during the fall. Not that OSU couldn't afford to settle the claims, but this seems clearly aimed to limit the viability of future lawsuits.Mohican00;1543069 wrote: Not sure what sparked the need for crowd control
Me too.Midstate01;1542508 wrote:Man this game brings back the worst memories of the 90s. When I just expected us to beat michigan when we were undefeated, only to lose. I don't see many ways michigan keeps the game real close...but you just never know.
Liesdlazz;1543049 wrote:LOL! Reps!
lhslep134;1543097 wrote:My guess is a lawsuit(s) from parents of kids injured during the fall. Not that OSU couldn't afford to settle the claims, but this seems clearly aimed to limit the viability of future lawsuits.
Another example of the "lawyer-up" nature of America nowadays. I hate it (which is why I will never be a personal injury lawyer).
Unless they are signing a waiver when they get a wristband, how would that help?lhslep134;1543097 wrote:My guess is a lawsuit(s) from parents of kids injured during the fall. Not that OSU couldn't afford to settle the claims, but this seems clearly aimed to limit the viability of future lawsuits.
Another example of the "lawyer-up" nature of America nowadays. I hate it (which is why I will never be a personal injury lawyer).
Possibly to regulate the maximum capacity of the people in the area?WebFire;1543115 wrote:Unless they are signing a waiver when they get a wristband, how would that help?
My guess is they really just wanted to find a way to control the amount of extremely drunk people that make it through the line, because it's normally those people that pose the most serious danger to the university in terms of something bad happening.WebFire;1543115 wrote:Unless they are signing a waiver when they get a wristband, how would that help?
Hard to do when shes in Floridase-alum;1543212 wrote:Saw Gigi Meyer talking about jumping in. You think she'll be able to get a wristband without a Buck ID??
Midstate01;1543241 wrote:Hard to do when shes in Florida
Gigi Meyer ‏@GG_40 1h Jesus how creepy is that you are stalking her?se-alum;1543262 wrote:
So it looks like I'll be at the Mirror Lake Jump tomorrow! Haven't decided if I'm gonna jump in yet.. Who's going? #GoBucks #BeatYouKnowWho
LOL...you obviously don't know how Twitter works.Tiernan;1543267 wrote:Jesus how creepy is that you are stalking her?
Just admit you have no idea how Twitter works. No I don't follow her, "numnutz".Tiernan;1543273 wrote:Do you follow her numnutz? Yeah that's stalking...
Twitter is a must for sports fans though. No better way to get sports news. Also, according to Tiernan, I am stalking 707 people, that's gotta be illegal, right?Fly4Fun;1543279 wrote:1. I think twitter is dumb.
But...
2. Tiernan, you are an idiot if you think following someone on twitter is stalking. That's like claiming watching the nightly news is stalking the news anchor. The entire point of that medium is for people to follow you.
I disagree about it being a must. I've heard that many times before and checked it out. It just doesn't appeal to me at all.se-alum;1543281 wrote:Twitter is a must for sports fans though. No better way to get sports news. Also, according to Tiernan, I am stalking 707 people, that's gotta be illegal, right?
All 5 of them from the pics I saw online.Pick6;1543307 wrote:They did Mirror Lake jump tonight
Times about 300GoChiefs;1543311 wrote:All 5 of them from the pics I saw online.
GoChiefs;1543311 wrote:All 5 of them from the pics I saw online.
Following GiGi Meyer is not the same as following Peyton Manning. It's creepy and weird for an adult man...numnutz.se-alum;1543281 wrote:Twitter is a must for sports fans though. No better way to get sports news. Also, according to Tiernan, I am stalking 707 people, that's gotta be illegal, right?
