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Post by newyorker on Feb 1, 2009 16:56:26 GMT
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sushimo
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Post by sushimo on Feb 1, 2009 17:01:40 GMT
Superbowl?  Does that mean anything?  |
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Post by voice on Feb 1, 2009 17:06:56 GMT
not realy
a few gay men in excessive padding running about and jumping on each other, its a fave of other gay men who appear to like the shiney helmets and tight pants on display
No one realy understands the rules cos no one has stayed awake long enough to find them out
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Post by newyorker on Feb 1, 2009 17:09:23 GMT
Only the most important day in America, even rivaling July 4th, and many claim the country was established so that there could one day be a SuperBowl.  Thank God for the Revolutionary War of 1776, otherwise we'd be watching gay sports like soccer. Well see you guys on Monday, heading over to my friend's SuperBowl party, he's got a very patient wife and more importantly a incredibile MASSIVE high definition tv, the party is at his house every year. ;D |
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Post by Victor Meldrew on Feb 1, 2009 17:42:33 GMT
No one realy understands the rules cos no one has stayed awake long enough to find them out
Very true.
I think that's why they have to stop after every few seconds of play, so they can discuss whether what they've just done was within the rules of the game.
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Post by Foxy1 on Feb 1, 2009 18:26:59 GMT
What's the betting this year? We have a David and Goliath situation I understand Come on the underdogs  |
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Post by grizzley on Feb 1, 2009 19:38:52 GMT
In my youth I have played all three: soccer; rugby and football (real football). Now lets examine what would happen if you sent your number one soccer and rugby players to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers in a real football game. The first ingredient that would have to be added, would be ambulances, many ambulances. The game would never make it past the first quarter.
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Post by evenstar on Feb 1, 2009 19:43:49 GMT
Game for pansies.
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Post by lawrence on Feb 1, 2009 20:25:19 GMT
Well since I have hundreds of channels from all over I can find a soccer game with a bunch of homosexual Mexicans in tight shorts running all over a huge field and never accomplishing anything except tripping or I can watch the Steelers smash the Cardinals and win 50 bucks in the process. Think I'll take the Steelers.
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Post by Victor Meldrew on Feb 1, 2009 22:00:03 GMT
In my youth I have played all three: soccer; rugby and football (real football). Why have you mentioned real football twice? Soccer, as you lot on that side of the pond call it, is of course the real deal. You surely can't be referring to the game played by those guys in the tight pants who all look like they're waiting their turn for a Vlllage People audition, when you mention real football, can you? Let's face it, they hardly ever kick the ball anyway, so if foot almost never makes contact with ball, how can you even call it football? Same goes for that rugby lot too. Now lets examine what would happen if you sent your number one soccer and rugby players to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers in a real football game. The first ingredient that would have to be added, would be ambulances, many ambulances. The game would never make it past the first quarter.I take it the ambulances would be needed for the Steelers team when they fainted, seeing the rugby players take to the field without the need for all the pansy padding and crash helmets? Oh, and by the way, REAL FOOTBALL is played over two halfs, not four quarters. 
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voice
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Post by voice on Feb 2, 2009 3:27:07 GMT
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grizzley
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Post by grizzley on Feb 2, 2009 15:46:50 GMT
Watching soccer is about as exciting as watching paint dry. Rugby doesn't need any helmets or "padding" because you don't really tackle. You "pull" players down. In high school alone, they sent an ambulance to each of our games. The contact was very severe. Now go and watch one of your soccer players whine about a supposed tap on his shin as he rolls on the field in well rehearsed pain.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 2, 2009 16:09:02 GMT
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voice
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Post by voice on Feb 2, 2009 16:48:27 GMT
nice vidoes and not a hint of the need for an over stuffed couch
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Post by Charles Martel on Feb 2, 2009 17:07:29 GMT
Why is NYer logging in as guest?
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Post by lawrence on Feb 2, 2009 18:34:22 GMT
Yes , NYer , please do tell.
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Post by Nebula on Feb 2, 2009 18:42:52 GMT
Nice vid that, Baloo.
As for "soccer" (footy) being a game for pansies - it's a game of skill, balance and coordination.
gridiron is just a load of juiced-up, lard-arse septics running into each other, eh?
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Post by Amazed on Feb 2, 2009 18:45:41 GMT
Why is NYer logging in as guest? He is not "logging in as guest". He left the group and all his earlier posts changed to "guest" posts. |
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Post by Charles Martel on Feb 2, 2009 19:19:29 GMT
Hmm... Does this mean NY was changing his profile, but instead of clicking the "Modify Profile" button, he accidentally clicked the "Delete Account" right next to it? I very nearly did that once! If this was true, I would have thought it would give a warning that you're about to...err...delete your account. I haven't tested this and I don't intend to....
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Post by evenstar on Feb 2, 2009 19:22:08 GMT
Nah NY'er threw his dummy out the pram and deliberatly deleated himself.
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