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Super Bowl Sunday!

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woohoo, I love the superbowl me, never watch a game throughout the rest of the season, but it is boss. Would love to go to one.
 

i'd rather sit talkin' to the mrs tbh. grid iron is the worst sport in the history of mankind, load of lardy-arsed americans padded up to the hilt so they dont get hurt, i'd like to see the superbowl winners come over and play a game of superleague, they wouldnt last 5 minutes in terms of fitness and the ruff stuff. leigh play wigan today and that will be 100 times more entertaining with loads of biff and pure tribalism on the terraces of the impressive new sports village, this warfare goes back to the civil war as leighthers were on cromwells side, the pie-eaters on the other, there has never been any let up in the hostilities tbh
 

I love the Superbowl but usually fall asleep halfway through.

One of my favourite memories was being allowed to stay up late to watch my beloved Redskins play Denver way back when.

I got McDonalds Double Features (anyone remember that?) when the place was still a novelty and reheated it about midnight. Needless to say it was a bit rubbery and crap but I still loved.

I also have a 20 bar on Kurt Warner being MVP, which is probably wasted money....

Go Cardinals!
 
bluebloodinmyveins said:
Why would anyone wanna watch a game called football yet you "throw" the ball?
Absolute big pile of [Poor language removed] IMO (n)
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I found a great way to [Poor language removed] my co-workers. I call it toss-ball. I would call it hand-ball, but that's already taken.

I honestly don't know why it irks them so much!
 
I've never really liked gridiron football.

I watch the Super Bowl because:

1) It's a good excuse to get together with friends and
2) It's a great excuse to eat.

That is all.
 
i saw somethin about it on the news and they had an area where you could "toss a ball" and also 1 where you could take a kick. considering it's a big sport over there everyone was a bit crap at it, kids round here can stick a rugby ball over the sticks from the touchline no probs so whats the big difficulty kicking an "american" ball ? and as everyone presumably wishes they were a 1/4back then how come thay cant throw it either ?
 

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