I find gbodyforum more interesting than the Super Bowl. "I'm pretty sure" it must be my age.
More Interesting than Super Bowl
- Thread starter abbey castro
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i usually go food shopping right after kick off as it's total awesomeness but it started to late this year.
I'm watch To Catch a Smuggler reruns.
<<<<< That's Rerun from What's Happening, btw.
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I installed hardwired lights in the closet, then checked in at the end to see that my friend's team got smashed so ripped on him for that.
I was out plowing for 11 hours on Overtime.
When's the Superbowl? Oh, maybe I'll catch the next one...... probably not
When's the Superbowl? Oh, maybe I'll catch the next one...... probably not
Does that fall under continuing education/malpractice prevention?I'm watch To Catch a Smuggler reruns.
<<<<< That's Rerun from What's Happening, btw.
Superwhat? Superwho? It was probably Superwoke at pregame and half-time.
I am pretty much done with "professional" sports.
I am pretty much done with "professional" sports.
My Wife's friend called around halftime and asked if she was watching the commercials so we did fire up the computer and watched a little but neither of us were paying attention.
The most interesting thing was we found out after the game one of the offensive linemen from Tampa (Joe Haeg) was a Civil Engineering major from my college and graduated at the same time I did. Turns out my wife's former college room mate was on the same senior design project as him in 15-16 and regularly had to forge his signature on project paperwork because he was always gone (lol). I told my wife to tell her friend that she could make a living off making fake superbowl signatures because she has proof of his signature.
Her friend said from knowing him from class he was actually a nice person and he went to college to be an engineer and just worked hard enough (and was freekishly big) that me managed to go pro.
So with many NFL players having a reputation of being criminal, priviledged, out of touch with reality meatheads, it's kinda nice to know a few are honestly normal people.
The most interesting thing was we found out after the game one of the offensive linemen from Tampa (Joe Haeg) was a Civil Engineering major from my college and graduated at the same time I did. Turns out my wife's former college room mate was on the same senior design project as him in 15-16 and regularly had to forge his signature on project paperwork because he was always gone (lol). I told my wife to tell her friend that she could make a living off making fake superbowl signatures because she has proof of his signature.
Her friend said from knowing him from class he was actually a nice person and he went to college to be an engineer and just worked hard enough (and was freekishly big) that me managed to go pro.
So with many NFL players having a reputation of being criminal, priviledged, out of touch with reality meatheads, it's kinda nice to know a few are honestly normal people.
