Video: Tim McGraw Concert Louisville Chugger

July 12, 2010 in Videos

Since this tailgating game started popping up in tailgating lots a few years ago, there has been a debate over what name it is called. Many call it “Dizzy Bat” while others call it “The Lousiville Chugger”. We here at TailgatingIdeas.com prefer Lousiville Chigger because it is more descriptive and what the game involves whereas Dizzy Bat could be a game nine year-olds play at a birthday party.

In taking a closer look at this video, it is obvious this girl’s technique could use a little sharpening. (She obviously did not consult our How To Properly Do The Louisville Chugger post from back in 2008.) Nevertheless, I ended up watching this video about four or five times.

Weekend Wrap #18: You Make The Call Edition

June 28, 2008 in Mailbag

news_wrap.jpgI’ve noticed recently that the Mid-Week Eye Candy Wrapper has been getting a lot more readers than the Weekend Wrap. Why is that? Is it the shameless display of attractive women in semi-revealing clothing that makes you want to read the Wednesday version over the Saturday version? Should the Weekend Wrap also include photos of half naked women or should we keep the old school logo the way it is. Speak now in the comments section. The future of this segment relies on your feedback. Links after the jump. Read the rest of this entry →

Tailgating Ban at PNC Bank Arts Center Blatantly Ageist

March 11, 2008 in Tailgating Ideas

pnc.jpgWhat if you learned that a popular musical venue’s policy included a ban on pre-concert tailgating at shows that attracted a predominantly Black audience? Now then, what if you substituted the word “Black” for the word “young” in that statement? Would the policy invoke the same outrage and public outcry? Apparently not because the New Jersey Turnpike Authority, which owns the PNC Bank Arts Center, is getting a pass for its tailgating policy for the upcoming 2008 concert season. Adding to the absurdity of this policy, tailgating will be allowed at concerts that attract a more mature audience. No matter how you slice it, the tailgating ban at some shows but not at others is discriminatory, ageist and highly hypocritical. Read the rest of this entry →