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Not what I expected at all. I mean finally doing it.  The three of us watched from the couch.  My wife had a look of constant dread the entire game (1962, 1989 and 2002 scars run deep) and when Cruz hit the dinger, she went completely white.  I helped my son with his calculus through the top of the 9th and he assured us that a 2 run cushion was plenty with Lincecum, Lopez and/or Wilson ready to finish it off.  So they clinched, my son said "This is kind of anticlimactic," and my wife promptly fell asleep.  Then the guys next door shot off fireworks and people were screaming in the streets, and you could tell this is a BIG DEAL.

There is good and bad to having an office on Market Street.  I would have a great view of the parade if I didn\'t have a site visit scheduled in the East Bay at 1.  What are the chances of making my way to the Bridge through a million people and a thousand burning couches?  Looks like I\'m missing the parade. Dammit.

My son and I plan to haul our butts down to Stanford Stadium Saturday evening no matter how many others do.  There are six million people in the Bay Area.  You wouldn\'t think filling that stadium for a top 15 match-up would be that tough.

[jacketree]

Not what I expected at all. I mean finally doing it.  The three of us watched from the couch.  My wife had a look of constant dread the entire game (1962, 1989 and 2002 scars run deep) and when Cruz hit the dinger, she went completely white.  I helped my son with his calculus through the top of the 9th and he assured us that a 2 run cushion was plenty with Lincecum, Lopez and/or Wilson ready to finish it off.  So they clinched, my son said "This is kind of anticlimactic," and my wife promptly fell asleep.  Then the guys next door shot off fireworks and people were screaming in the streets, and you could tell this is a BIG DEAL.

There is good and bad to having an office on Market Street.  I would have a great view of the parade if I didn\'t have a site visit scheduled in the East Bay at 1.  What are the chances of making my way to the Bridge through a million people and a thousand burning couches?  Looks like I\'m missing the parade. Dammit.

My son and I plan to haul our butts down to Stanford Stadium Saturday evening no matter how many others do.  There are six million people in the Bay Area.  You wouldn\'t think filling that stadium for a top 15 match-up would be that tough.