Are the Bronco's the Bernie of the Super Bowl?
Feb 7th 2016, 8:53 pm
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Re: Are the Bronco's the Bernie of the Super Bowl?
The neighbours are all getting together for a super bowl party later and have invited me. I accepted the invitation but now am getting a bit anxious since I know nothing about american football. My neighbours are really nice but am I pushing my luck by going? Is it rude to go when you have no interest in the football but just fancy a few beers and nachos?
Feb 8th 2016, 2:41 am
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Re: Are the Bronco's the Bernie of the Super Bowl?
Congratulations, Broncos fans!
Feb 8th 2016, 2:44 am
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Re: Are the Bronco's the Bernie of the Super Bowl?
so, it was a very pleasant evening... some people (read fellas) were actually watching the game. The rest of us were around the kitchen eating and drinking with no interest whatsoever in what was going on apart from seeing chris martin.
Lovely evening not spoiled in the slightest by sport. I think I like this USA thing!
Lovely evening not spoiled in the slightest by sport. I think I like this USA thing!
Feb 8th 2016, 2:50 am
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Re: Are the Bronco's the Bernie of the Super Bowl?
Well done Denver people.
One game a year is enough for me, though. Four hours?
One game a year is enough for me, though. Four hours?
Feb 8th 2016, 2:54 am
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Re: Are the Bronco's the Bernie of the Super Bowl?
Not the best Super Bowl game. Definitely all about the 2 defences. Best team on the night won, but best team of the season lost.
Feb 8th 2016, 3:23 am
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Well done Boiler. Enjoy.
Feb 8th 2016, 12:28 pm
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The roads are bizarrely quiet this morning, the journey to drop little Miss P off at school was 5-10 minutes shorter than usual. The only time it is usually that quiet is when the public schools have a teacher work day.
The grocery is also bizarrely quiet, even for 8am it is usually quiet.
The grocery is also bizarrely quiet, even for 8am it is usually quiet.
Feb 8th 2016, 1:33 pm
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Re: Are the Bronco's the Bernie of the Super Bowl?
Well not just Denver people, all true believers.
Anybody else going tomorrow for the Parade?
The roads where I am are somewhat quiet, mainly because they were closed due to the weather, looks like they just reopened, spent yesterday morning digging the truck out, hopefully OK where I parked it.
Anybody else going tomorrow for the Parade?
The roads where I am are somewhat quiet, mainly because they were closed due to the weather, looks like they just reopened, spent yesterday morning digging the truck out, hopefully OK where I parked it.
Feb 8th 2016, 1:49 pm
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Re: Are the Bronco's the Bernie of the Super Bowl?
Coldplay - the halftime show needs to have energy, not the background music of a wine party. Playing it loudly doesn't make it more exciting. I don't even know what Beyonce thought she was doing, some kind of aggressive dancing and mumbled lyrics. Bruno Mars didn't really do much, but managed to be well above average, just not as good as last time he did the halftime show.
Not sure what Eli Manning is on, but he didn't smile once. Broncos score, the family around him jumps around crazily, he stares into the distance like he is in the waiting room while his dog is undergoing surgery.
Not sure what Eli Manning is on, but he didn't smile once. Broncos score, the family around him jumps around crazily, he stares into the distance like he is in the waiting room while his dog is undergoing surgery.
Feb 8th 2016, 3:01 pm
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Re: Are the Bronco's the Bernie of the Super Bowl?
Perhaps it's not good form to jump around for a team other than one's own, even if it does involve family . . . or, he was thinking, "Damn, now I'm not the only one in the family with two rings . . . "
Feb 8th 2016, 3:15 pm
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Re: Are the Bronco's the Bernie of the Super Bowl?
It was a shit game, boring as ****, and that odious **** Manning banging on about 'the man upstairs' made me want to puke.
Feb 8th 2016, 3:31 pm
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Feb 8th 2016, 4:22 pm
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Feb 8th 2016, 7:06 pm
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Re: Are the Bronco's the Bernie of the Super Bowl?
Coldplay - the halftime show needs to have energy, not the background music of a wine party. Playing it loudly doesn't make it more exciting. I don't even know what Beyonce thought she was doing, some kind of aggressive dancing and mumbled lyrics. Bruno Mars didn't really do much, but managed to be well above average, just not as good as last time he did the halftime show.
Not sure what Eli Manning is on, but he didn't smile once. Broncos score, the family around him jumps around crazily, he stares into the distance like he is in the waiting room while his dog is undergoing surgery.
Not sure what Eli Manning is on, but he didn't smile once. Broncos score, the family around him jumps around crazily, he stares into the distance like he is in the waiting room while his dog is undergoing surgery.