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Paxilrod	Superbowl XLII - 2008		Lead	[-]
Dawg in Training Posts: 884 01/26/08 8:28 AM Dawg in Training	Tags : None Didn't see anything going for this yet, so - you know: Here. Is Brady actually injured, or is he doing the same "wounded paw" routine one of my cats used to give me when she thought the quality of food I had put down for her wasn't quite up to par? Will Eli join the Manning Media Juggernaut, or will Tedy Bruschi and his crew standing there yelling "BOOGA BOOGA BOOGA!!!" be all it takes to make him scream like a little girl, fling the ball three feet behind him and dive into the fetal position? (That's what I'm looking for.) Maybe someone can hook him up with Jessica Simpson this week. Lisa You live and learn. At any rate, you live. Douglas Adams
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Nomar813	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#1	[url]	[-]
Hot Dawg Posts: 2484 02/01/08 2:39 AM Bronson's Dawg	You know, I saw somebody spell the game out as Super Bowl XXXXII. Anybody for some people don't understand Roman numerals humor? Anybody? Bueller? Bill Mueller? Ah, I think it's entertaining Shameless Self-Promotion
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Paxilrod	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#2	[url]	[-]
Dawg in Training Posts: 884 02/01/08 9:53 AM Dawg in Training	Well, if you're Roman Numerically Challenged, it could be just Superbowl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII, or if you're more bookish than gifted with The Math: Superbowl Answer to Life, the Universe and Everything. And fortunately this is football, not basketball, so Rule 42 from "Alice in Wonderland" need not apply: "All persons more than a mile high to leave the court." Here is an outstanding list of interesting facts about the number 42 (wouldn't do to attempt to C&P the entirety of it here): 42 Lisa You live and learn. At any rate, you live. Douglas Adams
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Ang43	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#3	[url]	[-]
Hot Dawg Posts: 1090 02/02/08 11:35 AM Hot Dawg	I don't think Brady is faking, but I think he'll be fine for the game. I can't wait! Ang
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Chaggy102	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#4	[url]	[-]
Hot Dawg Posts: 1893 02/02/08 2:37 PM Quinnipiac Dawg	Finally...after all the three prevous attempts...the Pats will finally have a walk in a park in a super bowl and not have to focus on game winning drives at the end of the game...Pats win 35-17...the Pats are fired up and want to knock the Giants around after they almost ended the Pats streak and had them enter the playoffs at 15-1...Wouldn't surprise me if Bill gave the pats the mindset that the GIants did beat them and that now it's time for payback...since we know that's how the Pats system works... ~Chaggy Not to be outdone by the Red Sox newest concept The Red Sox Nation, Brian Cashman and George Steinbrenner have created their own program...it's name....ElimiNation.....
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Santsman	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#5	[url]	[-]
RemDawg Posts: 4228 02/03/08 5:32 PM LOUD Dawg	Pats run it up tonight, bet on it. They will win 42-13, heck they may have the 42 by Tom Petty time. Giants will have trouble getting the end zone. Sants Thanks 5, 18, 45, 38, 34, 24, 33, 49 and 7 for 2004. Thanks 24, 34, 18, 33, 46, 59, 38, 19, 15, 25 and 7 for 2007. Thanks 8, 9, 27, 14, 19, 42, 39 and 21 for all the good years. Here's to back to back championships in 2008.
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7isback	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#6	[url]	[-]
Hot Dawg Posts: 1254 02/03/08 8:24 PM Hot Dawg	THe Giants will be so amazed by Petty they will be unable to play in the second half. GOOOOOOOOOOO Patriots Karen
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auntiepatti	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#7	[url]	[-]
RemDawg Posts: 3403 02/03/08 8:33 PM Cape Cod Dawg	GOOOOOOOOOOOOOPATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Any chat dawgs around?
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auntiepatti	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#8	[url]	[-]
RemDawg Posts: 3403 02/04/08 12:07 AM Cape Cod Dawg	Not fun...not at all... tough time to not have the A game
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JimRice75	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#9	[url]	[-]
Rem Pup Posts: 101 02/04/08 12:10 AM Rem Pup	Well, according to Santsman, Eli Manning is the best quarterback in football now, since he got the ring. But in reality, once again the team with the better defense won the Super Bowl, and once again Brady couldn't make the Patriots do well with constant pressure from a defense.
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zimmerolls	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#10	[url]	[-]
RemDawg Posts: 5645 02/04/08 12:12 AM Deputy Dawg
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stevenunderwood	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#11	[url]	[-]
Hot Dawg Posts: 1030 02/04/08 12:13 AM UnderDawg	Congratulations Giants... you were the better team tonight. I have been warning people around me all week this was possible... thought it would be close and the Pat's would pull it out like they usually do... did not happen tonight... WOOF STEVENUNDERWOOD RDN#00019
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Paxilrod	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#12	[url]	[-]
Dawg in Training Posts: 884 02/04/08 6:36 AM Dawg in Training	Disappointing ending to an exciting game. Some of the Giants' completed passes were just freakish. It was like one of those cheesy 80s horror movies where you think the mutant/crazy killer/monster is finally dead, then it suddenly lunges up and kills one more screaming co-ed. Still, no one more than Red Sox fans should appreciate the tenacity and ability for an underdog team to come back against the overwhelming favorite. I do believe some congratulations are in order for Welker, though. Lisa You live and learn. At any rate, you live. Douglas Adams
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wallysgurl	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#13	[url]	[-]
Hot Dawg Posts: 1256 02/04/08 7:56 AM Dawg in Training	I blame the red hoodie. Joan
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zimmerolls	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#14	[url]	[-]
RemDawg Posts: 5645 02/04/08 8:55 AM Deputy Dawg	Still, no one more than Red Sox fans should appreciate the tenacity and ability for an underdog team to come back against the overwhelming favorite. I do believe some congratulations are in order for Welker, though. _________________ I agree with you. You have to tip your hat to the Giants (of course we could do without having to listen to Giant fans. I think in Maine your allowed to pick them off if they start shooting their mouths off...it's like someone stealing a lobster from your trap...take your chances. and of course Joan is spot on here: "I blame the red hoodie." wth WAS he thinking....where was the GRAY? Don't mess with perfection Bill...All of us in chat (well Patti and I for starters...the rest of the girls drifted in later) were horrified and un-nerved by the switch. S. Sorry to ask this--did we just win ANOTHER World Series?
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sbukoski	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#15	[url]	[-]
Hot Dawg Posts: 1433 02/04/08 11:28 AM Wistah Dawg	*Quote:* of course we could do without having to listen to Giant fans This is funny, because this is the ONLY reason I wanted New England to lose. I've had to listen to how great they are and that the SB won't be any competition and how this is the best team ever. I got sort of sick of it. So as much as I hate the Giants, I was actually cheering for them. This should be a lesson for all of those who were running their mouths off. Don't be so bombastic until the trophy is in hand. ------------------------------ "I am convinced that life is 10% what happens to me, and 90% how I react to it. And so it is with you ... we are in charge of our Attitudes" - Charles Swindoll
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Schills Mighty Ankle	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#16	[url]	[-]
RemDawg Posts: 2965 02/04/08 1:10 PM Patriot Nation Dawg	OK Seriously the Refs Were corrupt in that game Rule 12-2-11(6) indicates that: The Referee must blow the play dead as soon as the passer is clearly in the grasp and control of any tackler behind the line and the passer's safety is in jeopardy
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gluttonforpunishment	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#17	[url]	[-]
Rem Pup Posts: 491 02/04/08 1:59 PM Rem Pup	The Pats were outplayed in every part of that game. Manning was hitting his spots with Brady like accuracy and Brady spent all game over-throwing or on his back. The Pats had a great year....the Giants played a great SB. The Pats were lucky to even be "in" the game score wise. Give credit where credit is due folks.
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sbukoski	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#18	[url]	[-]
Hot Dawg Posts: 1433 02/04/08 3:36 PM Wistah Dawg	*Quote:* Rule 12-2-11(6) indicates that: The Referee must blow the play dead as soon as the passer is clearly in the grasp and control of any tackler behind the line and the passer's safety is in jeopardy I hope you are not referring to that play when he asked the grasps of the Pats players, because last I checked having a hand on the jersey is not "in the grasp". Heck, eben 4 hands on the jersey is not in the grasp. You need to be wrapped up. The refs got that play correct, 100%. There were others they should have called. I saw at least 2 different plays where the Giants receivers clearly pushed off. ------------------------------ "I am convinced that life is 10% what happens to me, and 90% how I react to it. And so it is with you ... we are in charge of our Attitudes" - Charles Swindoll
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gluttonforpunishment	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#19	[url]	[-]
Rem Pup Posts: 491 02/04/08 3:50 PM Rem Pup	How about the completed catch where he pushed off of Moss' face mask! There were several quirky calls, but that is not why the game ended the way it did.
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Schills Mighty Ankle	Re: Superbowl XLII - 2008	#20	[url]	[-]
RemDawg Posts: 2965 02/04/08 3:55 PM Patriot Nation Dawg	www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEAjLh_UG6c Watch the Ref He runs into the play as if he was ending the play LIKE IT SHOULD have been ended
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