noozguru and John, it's just that football got so scientific or mechanized or something. It's all stats and strategies and doesn't look like any fun anymore. If all that *progress* decreased the number of injuries, that would be great. But I'm not sure that it has.
On Saturday, February 1, 2014 4:14 PM, Bhairitu <[email protected]> wrote: Jr_esq sez: "The SuperBowl has become an annual ritual for the American culture, which is comparable to a religious revival." Which shows you how low this country has sunk. It's a wonder we haven't been mandated to watch it. Years ago it was one of my favorite days to catch a movie but last time I tried that there were plenty of other folks doing the same thing so it was no longer an advantage. Regardless of whether you feel that Alex Jones is a nutter or not he has a pretty good video report on who the real winners of the Super Bowl are. And it is certainly not a Libertarian take nor a conservative Republican take on it either. http://www.infowars.com/winner-of-super-bowl-48-announced/ On 02/01/2014 01:42 PM, [email protected] wrote: >Bhairitu, > > >The SuperBowl has become an annual ritual for the American culture, which is >comparable to a religious revival. But this year, a new factor has been >introduced to the equation, which makes it more like the Kumbha Mela of India. > Specifically, the two cities representing the contestants have residents who >legally smoke bhong for recreation. Whether they know it or not, smoking >bhong is considered a religious worship of Shiva. > > >As such, I believe the winning team will have the signs of Shiva on the team >or its logo. Since two of the key players wear their hair in dreadlocks, I'm >picking the Seahawks to win. > > > > > > > >
