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▫ Sep 7 2006, 19:50 Post #301
QUOTE(closeup)
Here's an old chestnut that's suddenly relevant again. Steelers & Dolphins tonight. (Steelers by 7, at least) The Patriots are again favored to win their division. Lynette, I've always wanted to be a wide receiver for the Patriots. I'm thinking I'll "Just Do It" the next game I go to at Foxboro. When Brady throws one into the end zone, I'll run onto the field and catch it. Watch the highlights of me catching it, then getting escorted off the field. I'll be sure and mention your name as my inspriation. :P


:crazydude:

That is all®
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▫ Sep 7 2006, 21:04 Post #302
QUOTE(closeup)
Here's an old chestnut that's suddenly relevant again. Steelers & Dolphins tonight. (Steelers by 7, at least) The Patriots are again favored to win their division. Lynette, I've always wanted to be a wide receiver for the Patriots. I'm thinking I'll "Just Do It" the next game I go to at Foxboro. When Brady throws one into the end zone, I'll run onto the field and catch it. Watch the highlights of me catching it, then getting escorted off the field. I'll be sure and mention your name as my inspriation. :P

talk about ADD
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▫ Sep 7 2006, 22:43 Post #303
QUOTE(Bobaloo)
talk about ADD

You guys didn't read her life is short, just do it post? I remember an episode of the Simpsons where everyone just did whatever they felt like. That's what running out on the field must be like for the people who actually "just do it". Ten seconds of fun followed by ten days of hassle. (Ask Gnappy, I heard he once streaked at the Calgary Rodeo)
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▫ Sep 7 2006, 22:48 Post #304
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You guys didn't read her life is short, just do it post? I remember an episode of the Simpsons where everyone just did whatever they felt like. That's what running out on the field must be like for the people who actually "just do it". Ten seconds of fun followed by ten days of hassle. (Ask Gnappy, I heard he once streaked at the Calgary Rodeo)


Yes maybe the Calgary "gay " Rodeo...but not the Stampede :nahnah:
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▫ Sep 7 2006, 22:49 Post #305
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Yes maybe the Calgary "gay " Rodeo...but not the Stampede :nahnah:

One's just a fancy way of saying the other.
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▫ Sep 7 2006, 22:53 Post #306
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You guys didn't read her life is short, just do it post? I remember an episode of the Simpsons where everyone just did whatever they felt like. That's what running out on the field must be like for the people who actually "just do it". Ten seconds of fun followed by ten days of hassle. (Ask Gnappy, I heard he once streaked at the Calgary Rodeo)


yeah it was a welcome change from the "Do As We Say" festival started by German settlers in 1946.

and it's called the Stampede

QUOTE(UncleBuck)
Yes maybe the Calgary "gay " Rodeo...but not the Stampede :nahnah:


:fuckoff:
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▫ Sep 7 2006, 23:11 Post #307
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yeah it was a welcome change from the "Do As We Say" festival started by German settlers in 1946.

and it's called the Stampede
:fuckoff:

What's the difference between a rodeo and a stampede?
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 02:53 Post #308
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What's the difference between a rodeo and a stampede?


with a rodeo the sheep are tame and willing ...in a stampede it is each man ...err... sheep for himself :P
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 03:13 Post #309
Forgive me for my lack of understanding but I can not fathom how anyone can watch American Football/Gridiron? It isn't a bad game, if it went for an hour or so but 1 game lasts 4 hours plus... I mean don't you find the tedium of sitting there between plays for 30 seconds boring as hell?

Reminds me when Homer is off beer for a while and he goes to the baseball with Barney. He says, "you know, I never realised how boring this game is"
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 04:16 Post #310
Steelers & Dolphins tonight. (Steelers by 7, at least)

One game right, 255 to go. Steelers won by 11. Bondi, it's not boring to have time between plays, this is the time when the offense and defense are strategizing, and so aren't the fans. I guess an analogy would be chess, some people think the game is too slow, but thinking before you make a move is a big part of the game.
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 04:26 Post #311
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Steelers & Dolphins tonight. (Steelers by 7, at least)

One game right, 255 to go. Steelers won by 11. Bondi, it's not boring to have time between plays, this is the time when the offense and defense are strategizing, and so aren't the fans. I guess an analogy would be chess, some people think the game is too slow, but thinking before you make a move is a big part of the game.


I understand WHY they do it and that it is important to their performance... but as a viewer don't thse constant stoppages in play become tiresome and boring? I guess it is just what you are brought up watching
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 12:30 Post #312
I've heard this more than once. Mostly from women and foreigners. It's hard to answer because they do stop constantly. I think part of it is anticipation, wondering what play is going to be called.Kinda like when you pull the handle on a slot machine; they COULD have it so you know instantly whether you've won or lost, but part of the enjoyment is the anticipation .Probably the same with surfing, plenty of anticipation in that sport. One thing about football is that it's a completely different experience watching it on tv than going to the game. On tv, they show you things you wouldn't see if you were just watching from the stands. And now in the stadiums they have giant Jumbo-tron screens so you can watch replays, to make it more like watching from home. Most guys could sit and watch a baseball game by themselves, but like to get together to watch football. And don't forget the cheerleaders, they need time to pan over to the sidelines so you can check them out. Time to run to the fridge for a beer, take a piss, etc. etc. Betting on football can make any game interesting, no matter which two teams are playing. That's a huge part of the game. I think it's great the NFL has started back up.
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 13:53 Post #313
Go Big Blue! :2thumbsup: :P
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 13:59 Post #314
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Go Big Blue! :2thumbsup:   :P


Any new shots of you in a Steelers Jersey, Hun? :drama: :niceones:
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 14:02 Post #315
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Any new shots of you in a Steelers Jersey, Hun? :drama:   :niceones:

No sorry babe, I'm a Giants fan! :P
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 16:22 Post #316
QUOTE(bondiguy)
I understand WHY they do it and that it is important to their performance... but as a viewer don't thse constant stoppages in play become tiresome and boring? I guess it is just what you are brought up watching


hell no... that's what instant replay is for :lol:

(oh... and cheerleaders in short skirts :cheers: )
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 17:16 Post #317
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What's the difference between a rodeo and a stampede?


basically just the name

QUOTE(bondiguy)
Forgive me for my lack of understanding but I can not fathom how anyone can watch American Football/Gridiron? It isn't a bad game, if it went for an hour or so but 1 game lasts 4 hours plus... I mean don't you find the tedium of sitting there between plays for 30 seconds boring as hell?

Reminds me when Homer is off beer for a while and he goes to the baseball with Barney. He says, "you know, I never realised how boring this game is"

I know people will laugh when I say his but Canadian Football is often more exciting than NFL, although I watch both. There is less time between plays and only 3 downs which really speeds up the game as well as a more wide open field. Yeah, I know we don't have the freakish talent of the NFL but it still great football to watch. But Ricky Williams came up here to play this year, didn't perform worth a shit and then broke his hand. Woulda expected more from such a great running back, stoned or otherwise.

QUOTE(closeup)
I've heard this more than once. Mostly from women and foreigners. It's hard to answer because they do stop constantly. I think part of it is anticipation, wondering what play is going to be called.Kinda like when you pull the handle on a slot machine; they COULD have it so you know instantly whether you've won or lost, but part of the enjoyment is the anticipation .Probably the same with surfing, plenty of anticipation in that sport.  One thing about football is that it's a completely different experience watching it on tv than going to the game. On tv, they show you things you wouldn't see if you were just watching from the stands. And now in the stadiums they have giant Jumbo-tron screens so you can watch replays, to make it more like watching from home. Most guys could sit and watch a baseball game by themselves, but like to get together to watch football. And don't forget the cheerleaders, they need time to pan over to the sidelines so you can check them out. Time to run to the fridge for a beer, take a piss, etc. etc. Betting on football can make any game interesting, no matter which two teams are playing. That's a huge part of the game. I think it's great the NFL has started back up.


good explanation, and from closeup no less!

In Canada you can legally gamble on pretty much all sporting events and have been able to for years. It's as easy as going down to your local convenience mart to bet. See my wife isn't a big NFL fan, but I just get her to make some bets with me and all of a sudden she turns into Jane Q Football. Betting makes a good thing better. :thumbup:
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 18:00 Post #318
my apologies to closup... i totally didn't see his post/explanation when i made mine... i think i was just too focused on bts's tits :lol:
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 18:09 Post #319
I enjoy watching Football if there is nothing better on. I think the Canadian game is better than the american we just don't have the money or exposure the nfl gets
The reason the nfl games are so long is the advertising. If you took out all the comercials ( which I think is probably the best part of watching nfl games especially the superbowl) I think the game wouldn't last much more than 1.5 hrs
just my thoughts :blink:
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▫ Sep 8 2006, 18:45 Post #320
QUOTE(UncleBuck)
I enjoy watching Football if there is nothing better on. I think the Canadian game is better than the american we just don't have the money or exposure the nfl gets
  The reason the nfl games are so long is the advertising. If you took out all the comercials ( which I think is probably the best part of watching nfl games especially the superbowl) I think the game wouldn't last much more than 1.5 hrs
just my thoughts :blink:

I've never watched Canadian football. Not because I don't think I wouldn't enjoy it, simply because it was never on TV. The talent level probably isn't quite as high as the NFL, but that wouldn't turn me off. Doug Flutie was always one of my favorite players. I will admit, the advertising is too much, but since it allows me to watch for free, it's just of those things you need to put up with. The Patriots win alot, so that also adds to my enjoyment. :nahnah:

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