CowboyJeff
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Oh well. It was fun while it lasted. Because Texas Stadium can be as quiet as a morgue sometimes, you have to find ways to generate artificial noise to cause false starts on the opposing team. Whenever the opposing QB broke the huddle and approached the line of scrimmage I started blasting my air horn until the ball was snapped (or a false start occurred). The entire cycle would start again the next play. Against the Eagles, I think there were 4 or 5 false starts in that game. After the first false start against the Lions, security confiscated my air horn, thus ending my pleasure watching QBs like McNabb spike the ball in disgust. Anyway, here's a video clip my friend took of the air horn right before security confiscated it:
http://www.4shared.com/file/1477308/3564a447/airhorn_november_20_2005_vs_detroit.html
Oh well. It was fun while it lasted. Because Texas Stadium can be as quiet as a morgue sometimes, you have to find ways to generate artificial noise to cause false starts on the opposing team. Whenever the opposing QB broke the huddle and approached the line of scrimmage I started blasting my air horn until the ball was snapped (or a false start occurred). The entire cycle would start again the next play. Against the Eagles, I think there were 4 or 5 false starts in that game. After the first false start against the Lions, security confiscated my air horn, thus ending my pleasure watching QBs like McNabb spike the ball in disgust. Anyway, here's a video clip my friend took of the air horn right before security confiscated it:
http://www.4shared.com/file/1477308/3564a447/airhorn_november_20_2005_vs_detroit.html