They don't fight back as those dumb Idahoans put a gun to their heads, the mooses head not their own, though I've heard they are that dumb.
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They don't fight back as those dumb Idahoans put a gun to their heads, the mooses head not their own, though I've heard they are that dumb.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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New England Revolution - my local MLS team play in the Gillette stadium 16 miles away.
No interest in the red sox (the colour being the clue) nor basketball and that excuse of a game they call football.....
No interest in the red sox (the colour being the clue) nor basketball and that excuse of a game they call football.....
blueish swede
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I think the College sports are more fun if you can get them.
I started following the Tar Heels when Ifirst started working over there (my first big project was in NC and I got invited to go tailgating). Been to Alabama, Penn State, Rutgers, Georgia, Clemson, Colorado; Princeton and West Point as well.
March madness is fun too even if you're not a big basketball fan.
That's such a culturally insensitive name for a sports team.
I started following the Tar Heels when Ifirst started working over there (my first big project was in NC and I got invited to go tailgating). Been to Alabama, Penn State, Rutgers, Georgia, Clemson, Colorado; Princeton and West Point as well.
March madness is fun too even if you're not a big basketball fan.
New England Revolution - my local MLS team play in the Gillette stadium 16 miles away.
No interest in the red sox (the colour being the clue) nor basketball and that excuse of a game they call football.....
That's such a culturally insensitive name for a sports team.
crazyg
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Sounds more like a gang bang than a sport. So the answer to my question is that it's a pleasureable pastime, unless I'm missing something.Nowhere does it state that you cannot enjoy the sport you partake in. P.S, I think it’s only a sport if there’s a load of you on one moose and the moose fights back (unlike the whore moose’s they have in Idaho).
Barcon
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Both. It is a pleasureable pastime and you’re missing out. I suggest a trip to north bay in sept/oct.Sounds more like a gang bang than a sport. So the answer to my question is that it's a pleasureable pastime, unless I'm missing something.
chesterbells
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The only one I follow is the Washington Redskins, and that’s mainly because of John Riggins, Joe Montana, Coach Gibbs and that fantastic team they had in the 80s when I used to love watching the package Channel 4 used to put together on a Sunday teatime (esp when songs of praise was the alternative) - oh and the annihilation instrumental mix (the best one) of Two Tribes used as a soundtrack to the best touchdowns of the week.