Oh i loves me some NFL action!
I just find Gridiron slow.
I find football boring because it appears to consist of about ten seconds of actual play, then several minutes of nothing at all while the clock stops and the players stand around. If other countries' notions of football are any different from this, I'm not aware of it.![]()
Well, I find you to be ridiculously boring!I find baseball to be ridiculously boring.
Football on the other hand, is like two armies using targeted attacks and defense that is focused and intense, like a mini-explosion on every play.
The object of the game in football is for the quarterback, otherwise known as the field general, to be on target with his aerial assault, riddling the defense by hitting his receivers with deadly accuracy in spite of the blitz even if he has to use the shotgun. With short bullet passes and long bombs he marches the troops into enemy territory, balancing the aerial assault with a sustained ground attack which punches holes in the forward wall of the enemy's defensive line.
I enjoy both football and soccer.
Well, I find you to be ridiculously boring!I find baseball to be ridiculously boring.
I'm sorry. That was mean.![]()
I just find Gridiron slow.
I find football boring because it appears to consist of about ten seconds of actual play, then several minutes of nothing at all while the clock stops and the players stand around. If other countries' notions of football are any different from this, I'm not aware of it.![]()
Interesting. Soccer seems slow to me because they putz around with the ball for 90 minutes and rarely score. Football on the other hand, is like two armies using targeted attacks and defense that is focused and intense, like a mini-explosion on every play. The stoppage of play isn't slow, its rhythmic.
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If other countries' notions of football are any different from this, I'm not aware of it.![]()
Like they could serve enough alcohol make that happenWell if i was drunk off my ass maybe then i would find baseball interesting.![]()
Like they could serve enough alcohol make that happenWell if i was drunk off my ass maybe then i would find baseball interesting.![]()
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Would you rather me lie and have them make you go sober?Like they could serve enough alcohol make that happenWell if i was drunk off my ass maybe then i would find baseball interesting.![]()
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Hey! No need to be so truthful.![]()
Would you rather me lie and have them make you go sober?Like they could serve enough alcohol make that happen![]()
Hey! No need to be so truthful.![]()
Not to mention, what's with American football players and tight spandex pants? Ironic that football watching beer guzzlers are often some of the more homophobic people out there, when they love to watch guys prance around in spandex on NFL and WWF.
Not to mention, what's with American football players and tight spandex pants? Ironic that football watching beer guzzlers are often some of the more homophobic people out there, when they love to watch guys prance around in spandex on NFL and WWF.
Spandex in athletics is not inherently homosexual, nor does wearing it make one homosexual. I doubt watching it on TV makes anyone homosexual either.
Did I really just reply to this post? Ugh
RAMA
I find football boring because it appears to consist of about ten seconds of actual play, then several minutes of nothing at all while the clock stops and the players stand around. If other countries' notions of football are any different from this, I'm not aware of it.![]()
Interesting. Soccer seems slow to me because they putz around with the ball for 90 minutes and rarely score. Football on the other hand, is like two armies using targeted attacks and defense that is focused and intense, like a mini-explosion on every play. The stoppage of play isn't slow, its rhythmic.
RAMA
And I find it slow. Now rugby, that's a sport that emulated warfare. A constantly shifting combinations of tactical and strategic plays, rarely stopping with the players having to evaluate the field and think on their feet, instead of some fat dude in a windbreaker coming in and telling them what to do for 5 minutes before they give it a try.
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