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Title: Super Bowl
Post by: oakranger on February 07, 2010, 12:41:00 PM
Last time i watched a super bowl was 20 years ago.  Personally i think it is over rated.  what about the rest of you?
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: fudgums on February 07, 2010, 12:51:45 PM
College Football is much more exciting
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: trax1 on February 07, 2010, 12:56:20 PM
If you don't like Superbowl Sunday you need your man card revoked.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Motherland on February 07, 2010, 12:57:28 PM
If you don't like Superbowl Sunday you need your man card revoked.
Plus the Who (well, at least Roger Daltry and Pete Townshend) are playing for the half time show this year!
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 01:00:30 PM
If you don't like Superbowl Sunday you need your man card revoked.
Concur.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: fudgums on February 07, 2010, 01:03:13 PM
If you don't like Superbowl Sunday you need your man card revoked.

Not saying I dont like it, just I like college football much more.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Jayhawk on February 07, 2010, 01:05:56 PM
College Football is much more exciting

 :aok
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Fulmar on February 07, 2010, 01:16:02 PM
I'm not a fan of how they make the super bowl pre-game/half-time show so happy go lucky/family oriented.  But I understand why they do it.

On a side note, why have pre-game shows become so long and fairly stupid.  I think ESPN was running 6 hour pre-game shows for their MNF games.  Is there that much to really talk about for one game?  And more isn't always better when it comes to commentators.  I don't need 6 guys sitting at a huge desk just repeating sports stats fed to them my statistic jockies and then them spewing their non-sense.

The only commenatators/writers I really enjoy (at least in football) are:
Dan Patrick
Peter King (for the most part)
Dr. Z
Rich Eisen

Shannon Sharpe, Warren Sapp, Michael Irvin, John Madden, Troy Aikman, Joe Buck, Jim Rome, Colin Cowherd, Steven A. Smith, Jimmy Johnson, and a few other no names I can't think of off the top of my head.  Please DIAF.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: fudgums on February 07, 2010, 01:23:35 PM
I'm not a fan of how they make the super bowl pre-game/half-time show so happy go lucky/family oriented.  But I understand why they do it.

On a side note, why have pre-game shows become so long and fairly stupid.  I think ESPN was running 6 hour pre-game shows for their MNF games.  Is there that much to really talk about for one game?  And more isn't always better when it comes to commentators.  I don't need 6 guys sitting at a huge desk just repeating sports stats fed to them my statistic jockies and then them spewing their non-sense.

The only commenatators/writers I really enjoy (at least in football) are:
Dan Patrick
Peter King (for the most part)
Dr. Z
Rich Eisen

Shannon Sharpe, Warren Sapp, Michael Irvin, John Madden, Troy Aikman, Joe Buck, Jim Rome, Colin Cowherd, Steven A. Smith, Jimmy Johnson, and a few other no names I can't think of off the top of my head.  Please DIAF.


I have to agree, ESPN Monday night football crew is horrible, as well as most everyone elses except troy aikman and Joe Buck. CBSs first team is alright.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: oakranger on February 07, 2010, 01:38:20 PM
College Football is much more exciting

+2

If you don't like Superbowl Sunday you need your man card revoked.

OH NO!  Some body dose not like a over-hyped, overrated game!  He is no man!  He is no man at all!  Pfff!  i bet non of them over payed player can not spend a month in hiking in the back country.   
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: trax1 on February 07, 2010, 01:42:05 PM
+2

 i bet non of them over payed player can not spend a month in hiking in the back country.   
Well were not watching them for there hiking skills.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: oakranger on February 07, 2010, 01:45:22 PM
Well were not watching them for there hiking skills.

lol.  i hope not.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: trax1 on February 07, 2010, 01:51:06 PM
Have any of you seen the crazy Prop bets on the Superbowl, like will a member of the Who smash a guitar on stage, or how many times will they show Kim K on T.V., or what color will the Gatorade be that dumped on the coach?
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: BMathis on February 07, 2010, 01:53:28 PM
If you don't like Superbowl Sunday you need your man card revoked.

That's funny mike  :lol
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 01:58:46 PM
+2

OH NO!  Some body dose not like a over-hyped, overrated game!  He is no man!  He is no man at all!  Pfff!  i bet non of them over payed player can not spend a month in hiking in the back country.   
Overrated game is less overrated than the pro bowl.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: trax1 on February 07, 2010, 02:01:44 PM
Overrated game is less overrated than the pro bowl.
Yeah the Pro bowl, now that's an overrated game, it's almost like touch football cause they don't want to hurt anyone.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 02:07:24 PM
Yeah the Pro bowl, now that's an overrated game, it's almost like touch football cause they don't want to hurt anyone.
Yep...is not fun watching the defense pretty much snap then shake hands with the O line.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: saggs on February 07, 2010, 02:10:31 PM
I find watching football to be excruciatingly dull and boring.  Almost as bad as NASCAR.

I mean c'mon!!

-Kickoff, some guy gets tackled

-They huddle for 20 seconds

-Then run a 5s play.

-Then they huddle for 20s again, then they call a 1 min timeout

-Commercial break.

-15s huddle

-Then run a 6s play.

-Then the referees spent 5 min reviewing said play

-Commercial break.

-Then they huddle for 20s

-Then run a 1s play which is stopped by a flag.

-Then the referees confer for 3 min about were to place the ball.

-Commercial break

-Then John Madden yabbers on incoherently for 7 min, while he scribbles on your TV screen.

-Next commercial break.

-13s huddle

-Then they run a 8s play, and someone is injured

-Then there is a 12 min medical timeout, and John Madden speaks in tongues some more.


And you've been watching the game for 45 min and only 8 min has run off the game clock with only 45s of actual action.  Watching football is about 8% action, and 92% large men in tights standing around hugging, and slapping each others butts, and blabbering commentators wearing horrifically gawdy ties.

Admit it WATCHING FOOTBALL IS BOOOORIIIIIIIING!!!!! :bolt:

Although I may tune in for the halftime show cause I am a big fan of The Who, only wish they could re-animate Keith Moon for this one. :aok



Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: MadHatter on February 07, 2010, 02:16:14 PM
Commercials and Buffalo Wings, I'm good
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 02:18:51 PM
Have to agree commercials are way too much but that is how the NFL makes money. Commercial, kickoff, commercial, a few plays, commercial, punt, commercial...more commercials than there are plays. :P
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: saggs on February 07, 2010, 02:40:28 PM
If you don't like Superbowl Sunday you need your man card revoked.

 :rofl :rofl  I don't need a card to tell me I'm a man.  I'm pretty sure as long as I still have at least one testicle I'm OK in the man department.

What if your a eunuch?  Is this "man card" you speak of something they carry in lieu of certain organs they're missing.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: fudgums on February 07, 2010, 02:48:56 PM
I find watching football to be excruciatingly dull and boring.  Almost as bad as NASCAR.

I mean c'mon!!

-Kickoff, some guy gets tackled

-They huddle for 20 seconds

-Then run a 5s play.

-Then they huddle for 20s again, then they call a 1 min timeout

-Commercial break.

-15s huddle

-Then run a 6s play.

-Then the referees spent 5 min reviewing said play

-Commercial break.

-Then they huddle for 20s

-Then run a 1s play which is stopped by a flag.

-Then the referees confer for 3 min about were to place the ball.

-Commercial break

-Then John Madden yabbers on incoherently for 7 min, while he scribbles on your TV screen.

-Next commercial break.

-13s huddle

-Then they run a 8s play, and someone is injured

-Then there is a 12 min medical timeout, and John Madden speaks in tongues some more.


And you've been watching the game for 45 min and only 8 min has run off the game clock with only 45s of actual action.  Watching football is about 8% action, and 92% large men in tights standing around hugging, and slapping each others butts, and blabbering commentators wearing horrifically gawdy ties.

Admit it WATCHING FOOTBALL IS BOOOORIIIIIIIING!!!!! :bolt:

Although I may tune in for the halftime show cause I am a big fan of The Who, only wish they could re-animate Keith Moon for this one. :aok






I think he likes watching soccer or baseball.  :rolleyes:
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 02:59:00 PM
:rofl :rofl  I don't need a card to tell me I'm a man.  I'm pretty sure as long as I still have at least one testicle I'm OK in the man department.

What if your a eunuch?  Is this "man card" you speak of something they carry in lieu of certain organs they're missing.
Men and Superbowl...just kind of go hand in hand.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: DaCoon on February 07, 2010, 03:00:33 PM
Less than 2-1/2 hours and counting....... :x
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: kilz on February 07, 2010, 03:01:25 PM
as George W. Bush said Supper Bowl Sunday should be a Holiday :aok
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: saggs on February 07, 2010, 03:18:48 PM

I think he likes watching soccer or baseball.  :rolleyes:

No, not really.

Men and Superbowl...just kind of go hand in hand.

> 80% of the worlds men (all those outside North America, and even some here like me) would disagree with you.

Explain how eating junk food and drinking beer/soda, while watching an insanely slow-paced and boring game, makes you more of a man.

Perhaps all that lack of activity, and junk food will make you a bigger man, speaking literally. :lol

I don't have a problem with football fans, just the ones who associate being Super Bowl Sunday couch potatoes with their manhood.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: fudgums on February 07, 2010, 03:26:21 PM
No, not really.

> 80% of the worlds men (all those outside North America, and even some here like me) would disagree with you.

Explain how eating junk food and drinking beer/soda, while watching an insanely slow-paced and boring game, makes you more of a man.

Perhaps all that lack of activity, and junk food will make you a bigger man, speaking literally. :lol

I don't have a problem with football fans, just the ones who associate being Super Bowl Sunday couch potatoes with their manhood.

Are you serious?
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 03:50:23 PM
No, not really.

> 80% of the worlds men (all those outside North America, and even some here like me) would disagree with you.

Explain how eating junk food and drinking beer/soda, while watching an insanely slow-paced and boring game, makes you more of a man.

Perhaps all that lack of activity, and junk food will make you a bigger man, speaking literally. :lol

I don't have a problem with football fans, just the ones who associate being Super Bowl Sunday couch potatoes with their manhood.
Well in my case my dad and I go out and throw the football around for a couple hours when we wake up, I end up going to a friends house with a few others and we do some 3v3's and 4v4s, then my dad and I normally watch the game in the hottub, not eating much at all. So in theory I lose weight not gain.  TY have a nice day
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: oakranger on February 07, 2010, 04:13:42 PM
:rofl :rofl  I don't need a card to tell me I'm a man.  I'm pretty sure as long as I still have at least one testicle I'm OK in the man department.

What if your a eunuch?  Is this "man card" you speak of something they carry in lieu of certain organs they're missing.

what do you call a one nut peanut?........saggs





> 80% of the worlds men (all those outside North America, and even some here like me) would disagree with you.

Explain how eating junk food and drinking beer/soda, while watching an insanely slow-paced and boring game, makes you more of a man.

Perhaps all that lack of activity, and junk food will make you a bigger man, speaking literally. :lol

I don't have a problem with football fans, just the ones who associate being Super Bowl Sunday couch potatoes with their manhood.

I agree.  it is slow move, really boring game.  Running 110 mm Hurdles has more excitement.  
I to have no problems with the sport but a lot ppl need to get out of there mind that it is the toughest sport.  pff

as George W. Bush said Supper Bowl Sunday should be a Holiday :aok



Anything thhe tool box says really has no mean but...BLA BLA BLA
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Plazus on February 07, 2010, 04:19:30 PM

I think he likes watching soccer or baseball.  :rolleyes:

I was actually thinking hockey! LOL!  :rofl

Im definitely hoping for a good game tonight. Prefer to see the Colts win, but I wouldnt mind it if the Saints get the victory.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Shifty on February 07, 2010, 04:26:13 PM
+2

OH NO!  Some body dose not like a over-hyped, overrated game!  He is no man!  He is no man at all!  Pfff!  i bet non of them over payed player can not spend a month in hiking in the back country.   

I'll bet some of them can spell somebody, does, and none though.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: grizz441 on February 07, 2010, 04:28:07 PM
i bet non of them over payed player can not spend a month in hiking in the back country.   

 :lol
Maybe not the long snapper but the vast majority of any NFL roster are physical specimens who have been in training their entire lives.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 04:29:32 PM
I was actually thinking hockey! LOL!  :rofl

Im definitely hoping for a good game tonight. Prefer to see the Colts win, but I wouldnt mind it if the Saints get the victory.
Forget it, no hosting for you!  :lol JK bud.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: DREDIOCK on February 07, 2010, 04:52:22 PM

I think he likes watching soccer or baseball.  :rolleyes:

Gotta agree with him on NASCAR though. Cept for the wrecks and the last 5 laps . Its about as boring to watch as bowling.
Which is only a couple of steps up from watching golf.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 04:58:51 PM
Gotta agree with him on NASCAR though. Cept for the wrecks and the last 5 laps . Its about as boring to watch as bowling.
Which is only a couple of steps up from watching golf.
Cmon...I thought you loved watching cars go 200mph in an oval 500 times...

:P
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: DREDIOCK on February 07, 2010, 05:14:03 PM
Cmon...I thought you loved watching cars go 200mph in an oval 500 times...

:P

Bunch of rednecks driving driving 200 MPH in circles in a perpetual left turn does not impress me.

Now when those same cars go flying off the track with body parts scattered all over the place. Or explode into huge fireballs.
Now THATS exciting!

Now if they really wanted to make the event exciting they would put large spikes on the wheels like in the old movies with chariot races or like in the old speed racer cartoons so they could rip apart each others tires. then it'd be something to watch.

But omitting any or all of the above. The only exciting part is the last 5 laps.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: saggs on February 07, 2010, 05:21:53 PM
:lol
Maybe not the long snapper but the vast majority of any NFL roster are physical specimens who have been in training their entire lives.

Yes, but they do strength training.  Hiking a month in the backcountry takes endurance training more then strength.

I work as a backpacking guide in the Wind Rivers for 11 wks every summer.  I have seen guys who are completely ripped, I'm talking massive muscles.  Who give out after hiking 2 miles gaining 1000 ft. with a 45lb. pack.   One guy was a fitness trainer at a SLC area gym, he was hugely buff.  I figured he could hike circles around me.   And guess what?  flabby old me hiked circles around him, he was one of the slowest, whiny-est, wimpy-est man I ever guided.

Big muscle does not equal endurance.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: gpwurzel on February 07, 2010, 05:23:29 PM
Shush you lot, its starting  ;)

Only the 2nd Superbowl I've got to watch so far, should be interesting


Wurzel (Soon to be Giants Fan  :x)


Oh Yeah - Go Saints (WHO DAT, uh huh, WHO DAT)(no idea what that means, but it sounds good to me!!)

Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: oakranger on February 07, 2010, 05:24:44 PM
Yes, but they do strength training.  Hiking a month in the backcountry takes endurance training more then strength.

I work as a backpacking guide in the Wind Rivers for 11 wks every summer.  I have seen guys who are completely ripped, I'm talking massive muscles.  Who give out after hiking 2 miles gaining 1000 ft. with a 45lb. pack.   One guy was a fitness trainer at a SLC area gym, he was hugely buff.  I figured he could hike circles around me.   And guess what?  flabby old me hiked circles around him, he was one of the slowest, whiny-est, wimpy-est man I ever guided.

Big muscle does not equal endurance.

Would that be the Wind River range in Wyoming? 
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: oakranger on February 07, 2010, 05:44:49 PM
I'll bet some of them can spell somebody, does, and none though.

maybe.  i sure a lot of them could not simple everyday task do to there that most of do.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Shifty on February 07, 2010, 06:01:21 PM
maybe.  i sure a lot of them could not simple everyday task do to there that most of do.

Like writing a sentence that actually makes sense?
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: oakranger on February 07, 2010, 06:02:58 PM
Like writing a sentence that actually makes sense?

I am sure there are some far worst then me and  some that can not talk in complete sentence. 
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: fudgums on February 07, 2010, 06:12:33 PM
Who dat going to beat them colts
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Shifty on February 07, 2010, 06:29:21 PM
I am sure there are some far worst then me and  some that can not talk in complete sentence.  

Really? So far you're in first place and extending your lead.

I have a question though. You're knocking NFL players saying they couldn't handle roughing it in the wilderness for a while.
I say they're more likely to survive that than you are surviving one of their training camps. What do you think your chances are of getting through one of their training camps without having to leave early due to injury or getting cut because you couldn't hack it?
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 06:51:49 PM
What  a high scoring game!  LOL 10-6 at the half.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: gpwurzel on February 07, 2010, 06:55:04 PM
Thought after the 1st quarter it was going to be a lopsided game (in favour of the colts).

Interesting game, despite being not a lot of scoring (like I'd know any different anyway lol....)


Wurzel
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: oakranger on February 07, 2010, 06:58:08 PM
Really? So far you're in first place and extending your lead.

I have a question though. You're knocking NFL players saying they couldn't handle roughing it in the wilderness for a while.
I say they're more likely to survive that than you are surviving one of their training camps. What do you think your chances are of getting through one of their training camps without having to leave early due to injury or getting cut because you couldn't hack it?

First place huh.  What stats are you looking at?  Wake up shifty, i assure you that there are a lot of them players that barley hold a 2.0 GPA.  I fact, i know of one of them that played in the NFL who has a poor reading level that a close friend of mind had to tutor and read for him.  

Why the hell would i want to go to training camp?  Is that a important survival skill you need to survive in life? Oh, and i believe i never one said that training camp is easy.  They may hack it out on the field but pull them out of that environment and into the wilderness I would past it that most of them could not determine the direction north on a cloudy day or at night. Or now how to read a topographical map.  Sure, they are strong and can kick my donut but it will be comical watching them in the back country.  
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: TonyJoey on February 07, 2010, 07:03:13 PM
Hockey is the most exciting sport to watch in my opinion. :bolt:
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: dunnrite on February 07, 2010, 07:19:24 PM
First place huh.  What stats are you looking at?  Wake up shifty, i assure you that there are a lot of them players that barley hold a 2.0 GPA.  I fact, i know of one of them that played in the NFL who has a poor reading level that a close friend of mind had to tutor and read for him.  

Why the hell would i want to go to training camp?  Is that a important survival skill you need to survive in life? Oh, and i believe i never one said that training camp is easy.  They may hack it out on the field but pull them out of that environment and into the wilderness I would past it that most of them could not determine the direction north on a cloudy day or at night. Or now how to read a topographical map.  Sure, they are strong and can kick my donut but it will be comical watching them in the back country.  

 :huh :huh

Who typed that for you?


 :P
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: DaCoon on February 07, 2010, 07:20:39 PM
Here we go....2nd half....
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 07:24:33 PM
WOW onside kick worked!
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Enker on February 07, 2010, 07:34:44 PM
NCAA Lacrosse is the most exciting sport to watch in my opinion. :bolt:
Fixed. Onandonga games are the best.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Shifty on February 07, 2010, 07:52:52 PM
First place huh.  What stats are you looking at?  Wake up shifty, i assure you that there are a lot of them players that barley hold a 2.0 GPA.  I fact, i know of one of them that played in the NFL who has a poor reading level that a close friend of mind had to tutor and read for him.  

Why the hell would i want to go to training camp?  Is that a important survival skill you need to survive in life? Oh, and i believe i never one said that training camp is easy.  They may hack it out on the field but pull them out of that environment and into the wilderness I would past it that most of them could not determine the direction north on a cloudy day or at night. Or now how to read a topographical map.  Sure, they are strong and can kick my donut but it will be comical watching them in the back country.  

 I'm talking about your claim that these guys couldn't hang in the back woods with you. Just because a guy plays in the NFL doesn't mean he's never had any experience in the wilderness. What makes you think that? I tell you what's really comical. You poking fun at these player's GPA when in the same sentence you can't even spell barely correctly. You're the one that needs to wake up.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: oakranger on February 07, 2010, 07:55:15 PM
:huh :huh

Who typed that for you?


 :P


I did.  My weakness is i have a learning disability. There are six specific areas; math, writing, reading, nonverbal, Dyspraxia, Disorders of speaking and listening, and Auditory processing disorder. i have Writing Disorder.

Learning disability is becoming more common with each generations and everybody has it in some degree.  This may come to a surprise but there are important people out there who has it;
business leader Charles Schwab
designer Tommy Hilfiger
actor Danny Glover
Richard Branson vrgin airlines founder
John T. Chambers, CEO of Cisco Systems
Jay Leno
James Carville
Harvey Cushing, M.D., (1869-1939) a world renowned neurosurgeon, had dyslexia
Helen Taussig, M.D. (1898-1986), was a successful cardiologist who struggled with dyslexia
Delos Cosgrove, M.D., is a cardiothoracic surgeon, inventor of several medical devices, and CEO of the Cleveland Clinic
William "Bill" Hewlett (1913-2001) co-founded with David Packard the Hewlett-Packard Company
Dr. John (Jack) Horner is a famous paleontologist
Richard Rogers, one of Britain's most-admired architects
Anderson Cooper is a CNN news anchor


to name a few.  
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: saggs on February 07, 2010, 08:14:07 PM
Would that be the Wind River range in Wyoming? 

Yes, one of the most beautiful places on earth.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: soda72 on February 07, 2010, 08:21:24 PM
 :x
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Shifty on February 07, 2010, 08:21:53 PM
:x

Like that catch did you?
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 08:22:25 PM
What a great second effort by moore.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 08:30:35 PM
Pick six.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Shifty on February 07, 2010, 08:30:52 PM
BOOM! Interception returned for a TD! Good thing he was playing football and not trying to make chicken fried badger in the wilderness.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: dunnrite on February 07, 2010, 08:34:53 PM

I did.  My weakness is i have a learning disability. There are six specific areas; math, writing, reading, nonverbal, Dyspraxia, Disorders of speaking and listening, and Auditory processing disorder. i have Writing Disorder.

Learning disability is becoming more common with each generations and everybody has it in some degree.  This may come to a surprise but there are important people out there who has it;
business leader Charles Schwab
designer Tommy Hilfiger
actor Danny Glover
Richard Branson vrgin airlines founder
John T. Chambers, CEO of Cisco Systems
Jay Leno
James Carville
Harvey Cushing, M.D., (1869-1939) a world renowned neurosurgeon, had dyslexia
Helen Taussig, M.D. (1898-1986), was a successful cardiologist who struggled with dyslexia
Delos Cosgrove, M.D., is a cardiothoracic surgeon, inventor of several medical devices, and CEO of the Cleveland Clinic
William "Bill" Hewlett (1913-2001) co-founded with David Packard the Hewlett-Packard Company
Dr. John (Jack) Horner is a famous paleontologist
Richard Rogers, one of Britain's most-admired architects
Anderson Cooper is a CNN news anchor


to name a few.  

I made that post in jest (hence the  :P).  Apologies if I offended you.

 :salute
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Shifty on February 07, 2010, 08:44:35 PM
Saints win! Congrats players and fans.  :aok
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Krupinski on February 07, 2010, 08:46:34 PM
WTG Saints! WHO DAT?   :banana:
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: fudgums on February 07, 2010, 08:46:50 PM
Congrats Saints, but the better team did not win today.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 08:47:56 PM
SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: FiLtH on February 07, 2010, 08:48:53 PM
 Woohoo!!!

   Bet that perfect regular season would sound good about now huh?



   Go Saints!







  go pats :)
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 08:49:23 PM
Congrats Saints, but the better team did not win today.
The 'better team' blew a 10 pt lead
The 'better team' gave up a crucial INT
The 'better team' failed to convert a 4th down for TD

I think the better team won.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: fudgums on February 07, 2010, 08:52:34 PM
The 'better team' blew a 10 pt lead
The 'better team' gave up a crucial INT
The 'better team' failed to convert a 4th down for TD

I think the better team won.

The better team did not win, stop being delusional, Saints played better than the colts today, Colts beat the Saints 8 out of 10 times. 
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: DaCoon on February 07, 2010, 08:53:30 PM
Yeah but the Colts got
            (http://i794.photobucket.com/albums/yy225/graffeos3/Horsewhipped.jpg)
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 08:54:00 PM
The better team did not win, stop being delusional, Saints played better than the colts today, Colts beat the Saints 8 out of 10 times.  
Oh well, go home Colts and go watch college football fud :P
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: fudgums on February 07, 2010, 08:54:52 PM
Oh well, go home Colts and go watch college football fud :P

only college football on is old 1970 Alabama Penn State games  :confused:
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Spikes on February 07, 2010, 09:00:52 PM
only college football on is old 1970 Alabama Penn State games  :confused:
Being a fan of Penn State, I'd force you to watch that. :P
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: oakranger on February 07, 2010, 09:04:08 PM
Yes, one of the most beautiful places on earth.


Yea, i was hicking there about 16 years ago.  dare near got hypothermia on the first day. twice, i was one of two finalist for a job as a rangeland management specialist for the BLM in Pindale.  it would have be great to work in that area.  

I made that post in jest (hence the  :P).  Apologies if I offended you.

 :salute

LOL, i am not offend.  i been criticized so many times about i am used to it.  it gets frustrated with my grammar and spelling but i am working on it.  
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: gpwurzel on February 07, 2010, 09:11:17 PM
Right, now you've made up and things, how bout them SAINTS?

Thought it was a pretty good game, thought Colts were gonna dismember em after the first quarter - but hey ho, that shows how much I know about it.

Wurzel
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Dadsguns on February 07, 2010, 09:15:47 PM
Who dat going to beat them colts

 :P

Congrats Saints, but the better team did not win today.


 :rofl

Then who did?   :rolleyes:
I think the colts got way outplayed, I said it all along that Manning is and was an overrated QB compared to Brees.  He just had to go out and prove it to the world like he did tonight.   :neener:
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: cattb on February 07, 2010, 09:19:12 PM
Both teams played good. Since watching the game I think on any given day the turn of the tide could go either way between these teams. Today went the way of the SAINTS, congrats Saint's fans on the super bowl win.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: gyrene81 on February 07, 2010, 09:23:24 PM
How bout them Saints?  :banana:

Fun game...first time I've watched an entire Super Bowl in over 10 years.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: BoilerDown on February 07, 2010, 09:40:05 PM
I'm proud of the best Boilermaker I've ever seen play in person, Drew Brees.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: 4440 on February 07, 2010, 10:04:24 PM
Congrats to the Saints....    Well worth the 40 some years :aok
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: Becinhu on February 07, 2010, 10:09:33 PM
Excellent game. But where was the pass rush? near perfect O-line play on both sides with the only real mistake on the freeney sack, and that almost was just a pressure until the horsecollar.
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: trax1 on February 07, 2010, 10:15:26 PM
Congrats Saints, glad I took them on the spread. :aok
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: SEraider on February 08, 2010, 06:13:40 PM
It was a very good game.  The last several super bowls were good games and very competitive.  Thank you NFL.

The WHO was also pretty cool too.  :old:
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: ZetaNine on February 08, 2010, 10:42:34 PM
Last time i watched a super bowl was 20 years ago.  Personally i think it is over rated.  what about the rest of you?

when my team won our lombardi........I don't mind admitting I cried like a girl. I waited since 1976 for that.

I'm more a fan of the playoffs........but I thought the game yesterday was very good.  anytime a coach takes a MAJOR roll of the dice (let alone two) with EVERYTHING on the line........it makes for a great game
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: oakranger on February 09, 2010, 12:43:51 AM
when my team won our lombardi........I don't mind admitting I cried like a girl. I waited since 1976 for that.

I'm more a fan of the playoffs........but I thought the game yesterday was very good.  anytime a coach takes a MAJOR roll of the dice (let alone two) with EVERYTHING on the line........it makes for a great game

If memory service me correctly, it was Broncos vs Giants.  That was the last time i watch the super bow or any NFL game. 
Title: Re: Super Bowl
Post by: gusman on February 09, 2010, 03:09:26 PM
It was a great game!! Congrats to the Saint fans :rock. Even The WHO were impressive.