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Went to Great American Ballpark tonight, with the lovely Robin, Aaron and Nina, Aubrey and Kevin, and Kevin's parents (Lynn and Ken), an early Father's Day present.
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The game started well, with Aaron Harang pitching and the Reds staking him to a 1-0 lead after the bottom of the first. But then the rains came. And came. Play was suspended around 7:40 or so, I think, and by 9:00 it was still raining pretty steadily. We decided to hope for the game to be called and came on home. Alas, the game resumed for good around 10:15. But the Reds won, 7-2.
On the way into the park, though, I got a good laugh from the signs announcing "Fan Accommodation?" With a question mark. It wasn't just this sign (below), either. Others had the same punctuation. So I think the Reds are just not sure they can accommodate.
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