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You can solve it easily by disabling flash in your browser. However, you would need to enable flash again for other websites. But lets be honest, who here uses the internet for anything besides TKP?

How many actually make it to the field? Very few.
What's the issue with the airplanes? They hit people at random times. This would be all coordinated and done at once. While 50% of them, maybe more, may not even make it 4 rows; that means they stay in the student sections all together. The rest might find their way out, but the "public", or should I say non-student attendees would be prepared as they are ever going to be for the paper airplanes. They can go to the bathroom, get a drink, or keep an eye out for any coming their way. This would eliminate the having to play defense of planes coming their way for 4 quarters. And I'm not sure a bigger mess is that big a deal. It is a mess after games; adding a few more pieces of paper isn't going to make that much of a difference.

As for rewarding boorish behavior, what's boorish about a coordinated contest? The B1G throws marshmallows during games. I would think that paper is much easier to clean up than thousands of marshmallows in September.

Maybe more would be thrown, but it would be for a 30 second period. Not 3.5 hours.

But imagine the negative connotation those helmets will forever have if we wore them and lost to UVA.

I would personally pay to watch every single helmet destroyed and the words "orange" and "chrome" would never be allowed to be mentioned together again.

Yeah whoever came up with the idea for ads to do what they are doing needs to be castrated. What goes through a persons mind when they come up with an idea like that?? Some men seriously just want to watch the world burn

I'm fairly sure that you still have some level of control over the content of the ads, though it may just be a blacklist of specific things. If nothing else, if they got some info it may be possible to submit some sort of request to Google, or maybe tell us how to do so.

It's Rogers.

Like the neighborhood, not like Aaron.

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