what does any of this have to do with French slang? --- In [email protected], "Ray Bradley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "areofilm" <areofilm@> > wrote: > > > > My favorite sport is football (the American version) but people have > > to appreciate the skill it takes to get a ball into a goal while > > running around for 90 minutes+. Most people i know can't get up 5 > > flights without getting winded. > > > > I'm definitely an American Football fan, and it and baseball are my two > favorites. I played a bunch of sports growing up - including soccer - > and while I was actually decent at soccer, I'd rather have been a bench > warmer in football than a starter on the soccer team. > > I don't doubt for a second that those guys are great athletes. That's a > lot of running around, something like 2+ miles a match per player > (excluding goalies)? That requires incredible stamina - that, plus > rolling around on the ground each time you get bumped. Lots of energy > there. > > Seriously, Nancy Kerrigan didn't cry and roll around as much as some of > these Euro-Mulletheads playing soccer, and she got hit on her knee with > a frickin' lead pipe! She's got more moxie than half of those one- named > buggers playing soccer. > > - Ray Bradley >
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