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On Feb 3, 10:10 pm, Bender wrote:
> I'm sure some of you are fans.  Congratulations to you all.
>
> Good to see the Patriots lose.

They were inspired by today's comeback Rangers win ... on the road ...
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On Feb 3, 9:06 pm, Cynicor wrote:
> And I can't believe Belichick tried to get them to RUN THE LAST PLAY so
> that he could sneak off. What a WATB.

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"Bender" wrote in message

> I'm sure some of you are fans. Congratulations to you all.
>
> Good to see the Patriots lose.
>
Congrats to all those Giant fans. As a football fan it's tough to watch
sometime with all those damm commercials. It loses it's flow.
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Bender wrote:
> On Feb 3, 8:17 pm, "paddy_nyr" wrote:
>> Congrats to all those Giant fans. As a football fan it's tough to watch
>> sometime with all those damm commercials. It loses it's flow.
>
> The best part was seeing Belichick run off the field like a little,
> tiny baby.

What a loser. His team is still on the field and he runs off.
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FDR wrote:
> Bender wrote:
>> On Feb 3, 8:17 pm, "paddy_nyr" wrote:
>>> Congrats to all those Giant fans. As a football fan it's tough to watch
>>> sometime with all those damm commercials. It loses it's flow.
>>
>> The best part was seeing Belichick run off the field like a little,
>> tiny baby.
>
> What a loser. His team is still on the field and he runs off.

The proper term is WATB.

I still can't believe that Tyree catch. They're going to be showing that
forever, like the Dwight Clark catch against the Cowboys.

And I can't believe Belichick tried to get them to RUN THE LAST PLAY so
that he could sneak off. What a WATB.
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In article ,
Cynicor wrote:

> FDR wrote:
> > Bender wrote:
> >> On Feb 3, 8:17 pm, "paddy_nyr" wrote:
> >>> Congrats to all those Giant fans. As a football fan it's tough to watch
> >>> sometime with all those damm commercials. It loses it's flow.
> >>
> >> The best part was seeing Belichick run off the field like a little,
> >> tiny baby.
> >
> > What a loser. His team is still on the field and he runs off.
>
> The proper term is WATB.
>
> I still can't believe that Tyree catch. They're going to be showing that
> forever, like the Dwight Clark catch against the Cowboys.

It wasn't just the catch (though that was, indeed, mind-bogglingly
spectactular); it was also that Eli managed to get free to throw the
pass.

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"Bender" wrote in message

> I'm sure some of you are fans. Congratulations to you all.
>
> Good to see the Patriots lose.

I hate football. That was some great game. Really had one of those
historical feelings to it. Unbelievable 4th quarter. And congrats to the
Giants. Good to see that good looking bastard Brady lose.
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On Sun, 03 Feb 2008 23:25:45 -0500, Alice Faber
wrote:

>In article ,
> Cynicor wrote:
>
>> FDR wrote:
>> > Bender wrote:
>> >> On Feb 3, 8:17 pm, "paddy_nyr" wrote:
>> >>> Congrats to all those Giant fans. As a football fan it's tough to watch
>> >>> sometime with all those damm commercials. It loses it's flow.
>> >>
>> >> The best part was seeing Belichick run off the field like a little,
>> >> tiny baby.
>> >
>> > What a loser. His team is still on the field and he runs off.
>>
>> The proper term is WATB.
>>
>> I still can't believe that Tyree catch. They're going to be showing that
>> forever, like the Dwight Clark catch against the Cowboys.
>
>It wasn't just the catch (though that was, indeed, mind-bogglingly
>spectactular); it was also that Eli managed to get free to throw the
>pass.

Not a Giants fan by any stretch but when you consider the time and
situation, probably the best play in Super Bowl History.

Timmy
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Timmy B wrote:
> Alice Faber wrote:
>>> I still can't believe that Tyree catch. They're going to be showing that
>>> forever, like the Dwight Clark catch against the Cowboys.
>> It wasn't just the catch (though that was, indeed, mind-bogglingly
>> spectactular); it was also that Eli managed to get free to throw the
>> pass.
>
> Not a Giants fan by any stretch but when you consider the time and
> situation, probably the best play in Super Bowl History.

I still can't believe I saw all of that last night. It's like a
hallucination.

THEY BEAT THE PATS.
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Bender wrote:
> On Feb 3, 9:06 pm, Cynicor wrote:
>> And I can't believe Belichick tried to get them to RUN THE LAST PLAY so
>> that he could sneak off. What a WATB.
>
> http://i31.tinypic.com/n6cajq.gif

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On Feb 4, 8:33 am, "kovy" wrote:
> I was rooting for the Giants. But then I found out the Islanders and Devils
> fans were rooting for them. So I stopped.

I obviously overestimated the number of Giants fans in here.
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On 2008-02-04, Cynicor <> wrote:
>
> And Jets fans too. Every Jets fan I know was rooting hard for the Giants
> last night.

Not that I was watching (see the $20 I had on Puppy Bowl IV), but I
was rooting for a nonfatal illness to befall both teams.

--keith


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Alice Faber wrote:

> It wasn't just the catch (though that was, indeed, mind-bogglingly
> spectactular); it was also that Eli managed to get free to throw the
> pass.
>

Good thing they weren't using NHL refs. He would have been called "in
the grasp" and whistled down.

Bob
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