ForceEight Posted September 16, 2014 Posted September 16, 2014 That's the name of Baltimore Arena as of 11/1, according to rumors. Looks like another company has decided to put their name on a building that needs to be torn down already. No links yet that I can find!
thundercleetz Posted September 16, 2014 Posted September 16, 2014 That arena is so disguisting. Yes it needs to be torn down. Having a terrible arena definitely costs us good concerts each year. I would like some better shows to come through. With that said, an old dirty arena makes a perfect venue for a wrestling show I always have a blast when I go see Raw there.
cravnravn Posted September 16, 2014 Posted September 16, 2014 I miss royal farms fried chicken and steak fries
Robjr83 Posted September 16, 2014 Posted September 16, 2014 Best memory there.... I was there with my two cousins for a WCW house show. I noticed a huge guy with an Afro sitting 3 rows ahead of us. It was JO with Ray Lewis next to him. This was in like 98 pre Superbowl. I agree with Cleetz the wrestling shows were fun. Specially rushing the gate to get a high five from the wrestlers. So with the RoFo Arena..... it is called "The Big Chicken Box"?
Spen Posted September 16, 2014 Posted September 16, 2014 I grew up near a really dirty and poorly run Royal Farms. Even though I live near a new clean one, I just can't get any food there.
vmax Posted September 16, 2014 Posted September 16, 2014 I grew up near a really dirty and poorly run Royal Farms. Even though I live near a new clean one, I just can't get any food there. Good! Then your desire to live is strong.
thundercleetz Posted September 17, 2014 Posted September 17, 2014 Best memory there.... I was there with my two cousins for a WCW house show. I noticed a huge guy with an Afro sitting 3 rows ahead of us. It was JO with Ray Lewis next to him. This was in like 98 pre Superbowl. I agree with Cleetz the wrestling shows were fun. Specially rushing the gate to get a high five from the wrestlers. So with the RoFo Arena..... it is called "The Big Chicken Box"? When WCW was around Baltimore would host the Great American Bash nearly every year. Most wrestlers will tell you that Baltimore is one of the best wrestling towns, up there with Philly, NYC, Chicago, Atlanta and Nola. Although they openly admit the Baltimore Arena is crap, it has a nostalgic feeling of the old venues from the territorial days (sticking with nostalgia; someone stated on the Fan that the Baltimore Arena is one of the last remaining venues that the Beatles played in). Even today I've been to WWE Raw in DC and Baltimore. The DC show is boring and tame, whereas the Baltimore show is very rowdy. An indy promotion, Ring of Honor, is actually owned by Sinclair Broadcasting based in Hunt Valley. Those shows are very rowdy on TV! Ring of Honor is coming to the Royal Farms Arena soon, I want to check it out. http://www.bizjournals.com/baltimore/news/2014/09/15/royal-farms-naming-rights-at-baltimore-arena.html Interesting tidbit here is that Royal Farms negotiated a first rights of negotiation for any new or refurbished arena in Baltimore.
ForceEight Posted September 17, 2014 Author Posted September 17, 2014 I grew up near a really dirty and poorly run Royal Farms. Even though I live near a new clean one, I just can't get any food there.I grew up down the street from one that closes its lobby at night and only serves through a glass window opening at the front of the store. I've never seen another one with this.
Spen Posted September 17, 2014 Posted September 17, 2014 I grew up down the street from one that closes its lobby at night and only serves through a glass window opening at the front of the store. I've never seen another one with this. Nor have I, nice. The porn selection at the one near where I grew up was huge and on display for all to see. When I was 15 it was funny.
cravnravn Posted September 17, 2014 Posted September 17, 2014 I grew up near a really dirty and poorly run Royal Farms. Even though I live near a new clean one, I just can't get any food there.The fried chicken is very good, beats wal mart or Klein's or giant
dc. Posted September 17, 2014 Posted September 17, 2014 I grew up near a really dirty and poorly run Royal Farms. Even though I live near a new clean one, I just can't get any food there.Funny. I don't know too many dirty ones around now, but my wife still has the same association... She literally gags when I mention a craving for their food. It's a nice one time a summer treat, makes me feel liker I don't have to care.
cravnravn Posted September 17, 2014 Posted September 17, 2014 Now if Wawa did fried chicken I'd be so there, they just opened 3 of them in central Florida. One very close to me.
Robjr83 Posted September 17, 2014 Posted September 17, 2014 When WCW was around Baltimore would host the Great American Bash nearly every year. Most wrestlers will tell you that Baltimore is one of the best wrestling towns, up there with Philly, NYC, Chicago, Atlanta and Nola. Although they openly admit the Baltimore Arena is crap, it has a nostalgic feeling of the old venues from the territorial days (sticking with nostalgia; someone stated on the Fan that the Baltimore Arena is one of the last remaining venues that the Beatles played in). Even today I've been to WWE Raw in DC and Baltimore. The DC show is boring and tame, whereas the Baltimore show is very rowdy. An indy promotion, Ring of Honor, is actually owned by Sinclair Broadcasting based in Hunt Valley. Those shows are very rowdy on TV! Ring of Honor is coming to the Royal Farms Arena soon, I want to check it out. http://www.bizjournals.com/baltimore/news/2014/09/15/royal-farms-naming-rights-at-baltimore-arena.html Interesting tidbit here is that Royal Farms negotiated a first rights of negotiation for any new or refurbished arena in Baltimore. Yeah I was at the Great American Bash (The Macho Man/Sid Vicious one). The arena is small so I always thought my seats were good to see the action. Some great history in there. My dad talked about seeing Jimmy Hendricks/Zeppelin there.
cravnravn Posted September 17, 2014 Posted September 17, 2014 Nothing beat the Piper vs Hogan cage match with th WWF back in the day, we went there plenty of Friday nights after work
Spen Posted September 17, 2014 Posted September 17, 2014 I went to two WWE shows there. Once I guess in 86 and the other was around 90. The main event in the first was Hogan and Bundy. Hacksaw Jim Duggan was there and while I was not a fan of him on tv - he was great live.
cravnravn Posted September 18, 2014 Posted September 18, 2014 I went to two WWE shows there. Once I guess in 86 and the other was around 90. The main event in the first was Hogan and Bundy. Hacksaw Jim Duggan was there and while I was not a fan of him on tv - he was great live.Little known, nikoli volkoff lives not to far from Perry hall, sunshine and Harford rd area, I was his former UPS guy he was a great guy
ForceEight Posted September 24, 2014 Author Posted September 24, 2014 Little known, nikoli volkoff lives not to far from Perry hall, sunshine and Harford rd area, I was his former UPS guy he was a great guyWhaaaat? I lived right down the street for a year. That's so cool.
cravnravn Posted September 24, 2014 Posted September 24, 2014 Whaaaat? I lived right down the street for a year. That's so cool.There's a farm that sells veggies just south of long green pike, he lives there first house closest to Harford rd.
cravnravn Posted September 24, 2014 Posted September 24, 2014 Yes, if you're heading south on Harford rd, the farm stand will be on the left, right past the stand there's a small RD, starview, first house on left. The main farm that sells the veggies is at the end of starview.
ForceEight Posted September 25, 2014 Author Posted September 25, 2014 Yes, if you're heading south on Harford rd, the farm stand will be on the left, right past the stand there's a small RD, starview, first house on left. The main farm that sells the veggies is at the end of starview. I know exactly where you are...that's awesome.
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