blackjacktang
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Not sure if this has been posted yet, if so i apologize butttttttt
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blackjacktang
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Strange, it says the poll expired in 2008 wen i just made this post...mods?
stdreb27
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Hey, I've had more than one daum yankee tell me that 30 degrees here is colder than below 0 up there. Because of the humidity, wind and drizzle that always accompanies the 30 degrees. And besides, I've already heard plenty of yankees from Bristol complain about dallas being a cold weather venue. bahahahaha
2quills
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Originally Posted by stdreb27 http:///forum/thread/383700/xlv#post_3357980
Hey, I've had more than one daum yankee tell me that 30 degrees here is colder than below 0 up there. Because of the humidity, wind and drizzle that always accompanies the 30 degrees. And besides, I've already heard plenty of yankees from Bristol complain about dallas being a cold weather venue. bahahahaha
30 degrees down here is not colder than 0 up north (drizzle or not). You must have been talking to a bunch of weenies.
Originally Posted by stdreb27 http:///forum/thread/383700/xlv#post_3357980
Hey, I've had more than one daum yankee tell me that 30 degrees here is colder than below 0 up there. Because of the humidity, wind and drizzle that always accompanies the 30 degrees. And besides, I've already heard plenty of yankees from Bristol complain about dallas being a cold weather venue. bahahahaha
30 degrees down here is not colder than 0 up north (drizzle or not). You must have been talking to a bunch of weenies.
stdreb27
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Originally Posted by 2Quills http:///forum/thread/383700/xlv#post_3358027
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Originally Posted by stdreb27 http:///forum/thread/383700/xlv#post_3357980
Hey, I've had more than one daum yankee tell me that 30 degrees here is colder than below 0 up there. Because of the humidity, wind and drizzle that always accompanies the 30 degrees. And besides, I've already heard plenty of yankees from Bristol complain about dallas being a cold weather venue. bahahahaha
30 degrees down here is not colder than 0 up north (drizzle or not). You must have been talking to a bunch of weenies.
Isn't anyone from north of the mason Dixon line a weeny?
Apparently in corpus the bridge has to be in good enough condition for a nascar race for them to open it.
Originally Posted by 2Quills http:///forum/thread/383700/xlv#post_3358027
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Originally Posted by stdreb27 http:///forum/thread/383700/xlv#post_3357980
Hey, I've had more than one daum yankee tell me that 30 degrees here is colder than below 0 up there. Because of the humidity, wind and drizzle that always accompanies the 30 degrees. And besides, I've already heard plenty of yankees from Bristol complain about dallas being a cold weather venue. bahahahaha
30 degrees down here is not colder than 0 up north (drizzle or not). You must have been talking to a bunch of weenies.
Isn't anyone from north of the mason Dixon line a weeny?
Apparently in corpus the bridge has to be in good enough condition for a nascar race for them to open it.
deejeff442
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seeing i grew up in buffalo and now here in fort worth for 10 years.anything below 45 just sucks.give me 100 degrees over the cold anyday
wangotango
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Wasn't impressed with the half-time show... Game is actually interesting though.
stdreb27
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http://www.sbnation.com/2011-super-bowl/2011/2/6/1979023/super-bowl-commercials-2011-snickers-roseanne-video-ad
Watching Roseanne getting hit by the ugly stick, I mean log. Was absolutely hilarious.
Watching Roseanne getting hit by the ugly stick, I mean log. Was absolutely hilarious.
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jstdv8
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Watching Christina Agulara butcher the star spangled banner was worse than anything they could do to Rosanne. Missing an entire line and then messing up the words to the following line.
Inexcuasable when put int hat position.
Inexcuasable when put int hat position.
stdreb27
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Originally Posted by Jstdv8 http:///forum/thread/383700/xlv#post_3358216
Watching Christina Agulara butcher the star spangled banner was worse than anything they could do to Rosanne. Missing an entire line and then messing up the words to the following line.
Inexcuasable when put int hat position.
well, not as bad as praying/singing or whatever it was to obama asking him to get our kids educated...
Originally Posted by Jstdv8 http:///forum/thread/383700/xlv#post_3358216
Watching Christina Agulara butcher the star spangled banner was worse than anything they could do to Rosanne. Missing an entire line and then messing up the words to the following line.
Inexcuasable when put int hat position.
well, not as bad as praying/singing or whatever it was to obama asking him to get our kids educated...
mantisman51
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You'd think ol' Christy would've looked in a song book or something before getting in front of millions of people to sing. To be honest, I turned the channel from the Super Bowl at 4:00 (6:00 est) and never turned it back until they were just lining up for the first play about 4:35. I love football, but hate all the hype and crap they think has to be forced down our throats before the game. I haven't watched 1 second of any halftime show since about 1984-and I'm not kidding. I watch the game for football, not to see some over-paid, under-talented hack wail and whine for 15 minutes. And this year was probably one of the worst from the advertising. "I can tell tonight's gonna be a good night" over and over and over and over and over. If all they can sing is one line from one song (like the every single ad for the halftime show played), I'm glad I missed it. Even after the game Fox played that one line (unless that's all there is to the song) literally dozens of times in loop while showing highlights. It ended up being about 10 minutes of that one line. Anyway, it was a sloppy game. Neither team deserved to win, although Rogers did his part. Dropped passes and porous secondaries on both sides made it painful to watch. I was rooting for the fudge Packers, but they didn't deserve to win as sloppy as they played. But someone had to lose and I'm glad it was the r@pist and company. I really hope this is the beginning of the end of seeing the r@pist in the NFL. If it wasn't for him, I probably would have rooted for the Steelers.
mantisman51
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Go to the NFL Network they're still showing highlights. There was 13 dropped passes on both sides. Nelson had 3, Jones had 2 and Jennings had 2. These were not tough catches. They simply b*tched the balls. And 3 turnovers by Ptown? Nope, not that sloppy.
stdreb27
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Originally Posted by mantisman51 http:///forum/thread/383700/xlv#post_3358247
Go to the NFL Network they're still showing highlights. There was 13 dropped passes on both sides. Nelson had 3, Jones had 2 and Jennings had 2. These were not tough catches. They simply b*tched the balls. And 3 turnovers by Ptown? Nope, not that sloppy.
In reference to Green Bay. I'll go watch it again. (hey remember I watched the cowboys all year) that was slopppy.. bahahaha.
Originally Posted by mantisman51 http:///forum/thread/383700/xlv#post_3358247
Go to the NFL Network they're still showing highlights. There was 13 dropped passes on both sides. Nelson had 3, Jones had 2 and Jennings had 2. These were not tough catches. They simply b*tched the balls. And 3 turnovers by Ptown? Nope, not that sloppy.
In reference to Green Bay. I'll go watch it again. (hey remember I watched the cowboys all year) that was slopppy.. bahahaha.
t316
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Agree, most of those GB dropped passes were catchable, but in their defense, Rodgers was firing freakin' bullets. I don't know if he was just nervous of what, but look at some of those replays. The ball doesn't even wiggle. Receivers turned and BAM, ball is there. Even top receivers are going to miss handle some of those occasionally.
mantisman51
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He was applying the spice.( :