Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2017/07/25/let-me-try-to-catch-this-fou.html
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I almost looked like she was defending herself. Almost.
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The look of frustration/what the heck happened after she deflects the ball with the tray is wonderful.
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Looks like her neighbors took more of the “damage” than she did.
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Collateral damage. Probably only had to endure another couple of hours of processed cheese and watery beer spray until they could make it to a car wash for a good hosing down.
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I love how the woman to her right tries to get as far away as possible well in advance, infinitely more aware of the outcome than the nacho-bearer, followed by a look of utter disgust at the abject stupidity that just rained stadium junk food all over her.
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Won’t someone think of the jalapenos?!
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Maybe it wasn’t her first beer and nachos of the day.
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This made my day a little brighter.
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Except she looks a bit sad when she looks back at her tray and there’s no baseball. 
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On the other end of the foul-ball/food-tray spectrum…
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Remind me not to sit next to you at a baseball game.
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On the plus side it looks like the ball deflected to land right at her feet, small payment for her suffering I suppose. 
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I think I’m okay with that.
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There wasn’t time to say “Hold my nachos and beer and watch this!”
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FTFY
(This is America after all, land of a minimum 9 word post)
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“And this here is my Paul Goldschmidt foul ball from AT&T Park.”
“Why does it smell like Velveeta and failure?”
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On the third axis of long-ball, baby:
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She maybe was just sharing her beer and nachos with everyone.
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I will never understand people who bring babies to baseball games. This one survived, but the danger is real. I wouldn’t bring a child under 8 to a game, and I love baseball.
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