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Ulf Dittmer wrote:Making a scene is disruptive, but standing up to take a picture is fine, IMO. That should not take more than 10 seconds - was there more to it than that?
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Paul Clapham wrote: But I wouldn't be surprised for it to happen at a hockey game.
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Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:
Paul Clapham wrote: But I wouldn't be surprised for it to happen at a hockey game.
Just curious, how long is it acceptable for the person in front of you to stand at a hockey game? Or do you just spend the whole match standing in front of your seat so it doesn't matter?