<p>If you don’t think that same kind of activity is not happening at other major college football venues, then you are the one that is way off base. You continue to try to portray UW as some kind of terrible place with drinking issues that are found no where else around the country. Im surprised more minor consumption tickets are not given out at UVA football games, I would have to be hammered drunk to endure watching UVA lose all of its conference games in the ACC. We will continue to enjoy ourselves here at UW while you continue to sit behind your computer day after day searching for reasons to degrade our great institution. Do everyone a favor and get off UW’s **** and just shut up.</p>
<p>Questions: what does U-Va have to do with anything? Did I say anything in any post on this thread about U-Va? Is there now a rule that whenever anyone comments on UW the response is to take a shot at U-Va?</p>
<p>UW has a drinking culture. Several posters on this thread have commented on this fact. None of them is taking any grief for it. Only me. </p>
<p>Let’s keep the discussion on UW and not on U-Va. This is the UW board.</p>
<p>And seriously, the article below might answer the honest question that I posed earlier. Maybe you’re seeing more articles in local newspapers because UW is seriously working towards defeating its drinking culture and raising awareness. And that’s a good thing. </p>
<p>It’s just one of many ways I envision Nova spending his/her time - Eating donuts, playing video games, reading comic books, cleaning the house ( Mom’s basement ), watching UVA lacrosse re-runs ( the only thing worth-while about UVA ), and posting on message boards and blogs to **** people off. You, Sir/ Ma’am are a WINNER!</p>
<p>With #1 ranked Ohio State and the ESPN Gameday show rolling into town this weekend - its going to get crazy. Partying will be taken to a whole new level if Wisconsin happens to pull off an upset. Good Times!</p>