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Wow, the pregame show and the ethnic diversity involved was fantastic.
It really underlines that racial tolerance and cultural diversity are on target in America.
It is very heartening to see both black (their ancestors were slaves) and white players crying during the singing of the National Anthem.
This event is so much bigger than the game itself as displayed by Geroge Bush Senior and Bill Clinton coming out together.
We are all bound by something deeper than simple party politics.
If only it were Superbowl day every day.Quote:
Originally Posted by hobbes
Amen Biggles
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Originally Posted by hobbes
was it the girls team plying then ?
I have never watched a game of American Football (Read:Rugby :P ) in my life but i might give this one a go. I like the eagles because they had Will Smith saying they were gonna win a second ago.
BTW how long are these matches im not staying up all night
On the UK version they had an English football couch and a former pro rugby player commenting on the match :lol:
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Originally Posted by Peerzy
Can you get them from MFI? :huh:
The game is just a triviality in comparison to what the event means to the country.
I found an American one :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sara
http://www.robsherman.com/informatio...agthrowrug.jpg
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Originally Posted by Sara
Yesh, half price + another 20% off only if you buy now as offer ends Tuesday*
*The same deal will infact continue for another 3 years :dry:
I'm trying to work out if you're being ironic. :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by hobbes
Bit of a messy scrappy game so far. Not easy to call. :huh:
Though that isn't a bad thing as I used to watch the game when it was soooo one sided it was hardly an event. :no:
racial tolerance and cultural diversity suck.
I watched one screening of the superbowl once - houston oilers
I fell asleep
so who won?
Patriots won
24 - 21
That was a pretty good game. Eagles clock management sucks though.
Of course not...Quote:
Originally Posted by Withcheese
Peace bd
.... :blink: midnight?Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
Started @ 3:30pm here. Local time for the game was 6:30pm... ;)
Reely? Me and my mate Rod are totally hooked on American football, I've been fishing around the BT sites to get a download.Quote:
Originally Posted by SingaBoiy
:lol: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Withcheese
The Houston Oilers never went to the Super Bowl :blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by 15%
I was born and raised there. We were on the other hand screwed out of the Super Bowl on two occasions though. Once in '79 where the ref said a receiver (can't recall the name) was out of bounds on a touchdown, where the replay proved otherwise. And again in '94 when we played the Bills and a touchdown of Don Beebe's was called "good" when in fact, he had one foot out of bounds. :angry:
What does the event actually mean then?Quote:
Originally Posted by hobbes
For non sports fans such as myself it means absolutely nothing.
What? Running like mad, while trying to crush everyone else under your weight? :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley
It is a single touchstone which connects us all, irrespective of of who we are, what we have or where we are. The more touchstones a society has the healthier it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by vidcc
The Super Bowl actually extends far beyond sportfans and it is not the game which is important, it is the event. Many people gather together and watch the pre-game show and halftime and commericials and may or may not pay attention to the game.
It is a time for everyone to forget about their troubles and pretend that football is something important, if just for a few hours.
What a way to disagree soley for the purpose of disagreement. Sheesh, stop being a twit. :dry:
Perhaps "twit" means something to you, that it does not to me. Twit to me is a "play" insult, to indicate mild annoyance, but not anger. The smilie was there for assistance as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley
To me you could substitute:
"Stop disagreeing for no reason than to disagree, Mr. Poo-Poo Potty Pants
The statements are equivalent.
But then again, you could have been just joking :angry:
That is anti-American!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley
I actually looked up the word twit and it means "fool". That was a bit harsher than I had intended. I had never actually looked up the definition of that word.
I figured it could be truly offensive elsewhere. Kind of like you guys use the word "twat" quite casually. Too me, that is one of the most offensive, vulgar words one can cast at another. Fightin' words.
See edit above, and I want a full point.
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Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley
Ooer Missus! :blink:
oh you are such a girl sometimesQuote:
Originally Posted by hobbes
http://www.fancygirlhandbags.com/big...-girl-good.jpg
http://craftycollege.com/academics/whatever.jpg
Whatever!, Vidcc
So you are a fan of "non-sports"?Quote:
Originally Posted by vidcc
What does that actually mean, then?:whistling
:rolleyes:
i enjoy not sitting in front of the tv or sitting in the bleachers watching sport. i actively participate in not watching sports.Quote:
Originally Posted by j2k4
i have the world largest collection of no football trading cards
Well, that's excellent, then. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by vidcc
Good for you! :D