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The Roadtrip to Baltimore Wasn't What We Ordered

Shit. Us. Are. Damned.

"Ahh, just superstition," we have tried to convince the guys in our head. "It will be great. Seriously." Thanks to some friends, we had a complimentary room for the center, we took our bags, locked the ugliest car ever invented and GM went to the reception.

Wait.

Hustling back to the PT Cruiser, we unlocked the door and looked again. No luck. Shit.

I hit the lock button and entered the hotel lobby to the reception. I asked the agent if there could be a possibility that we can check in earlier, and the trend began. No luck.

So we've dragged the backpack to the car and checked again for the Terrible Towel. It was not there yet. So, a couple of texts later, we made a run at the Tavern on Water Street. Two business associates had saved a seat. Catch a couple guys were nice, and since it was noon near the top, we asked our favorite Dogfish Ale.

The bartender with the Russian accent immediately apologized. Always the smart ass, I asked him: "It's OK, give me a city of iron." The blank stare was the only time a person in the colors of the Ravens looked confused every day.

We have completed the replacement beer, and walking the spectacular Stadium M & T discussed how the Steelers had looked solid in the preseason.As we spent a few workers dismantle the closing of the Grand Prix of Baltimore, we commented on how quiet the fans of the Ravens to us - both at the helm, and as we walked through the crowded streets of the city of Charm City. It is bordered on respect and since I was wearing a Roethlisberger jersey I was expecting at least someone to recognize it.

I did not know, but this recognition was only a few minutes.

We stopped quickly to a large tailgate and then made our way through the March of the Ravens. If you have not been to Baltimore, you need to go. Baltimore football does very well.

We skillfully made our way through the masses waiting to touch the foot of Johnny Unitas and bronze came to the door quickly. The greeter gave us what we thought another attempt to bad marketing Ravens to duplicate the Terrible Towel.

We started to swing over our heads, laughing hysterically. But then it hit us. No, it was not a towel. What a failure. Damn, it was thought, the Ravens always try to do some form of knock off for the greater contribution of Myron. Once thought a towel was actually a soft alarm.

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