[beyond the sea]

I have fond memories of rooting for the Hawks with my Dad, Grandpa, brothers and friends since I was a child. My mom is having a Seahawk cake made and my Dad put the Hawk flag up. I have family and friends coming to eat and drink and enjoy the biggest sporting event in American culture, 1 billion people will be watching this uniquely American game and I'll be damned if the game should be decided because a ball slips out of the QB's hand and gets intercepted.

"I'll be damned if the game should be decided because a ball slips out of the QB's hand and gets intercepted." --- thank you! You and I are for two different teams but we feel EXACTLY THE SAME on this. Thank you for KNOWING!

Let's have a fair game where the better team really wins!

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(see post # 32)

[sgtbono2002]

Maybe this complaint has a lot to do with the quarterbacks making their excuses before the fact happens.

I mean what better way to explain throwing the ball to the oposition than saying I told you the balls were too slippery before the game started.

Lets get on with the game and leave the excuses for the losers.

[normy]

i live in Dallas. On Thursday, as I sat at a light, I saw a woman in the car next to me with a Steeler logo on her window. I honked and held up my Seahawks sweatshirt, she held up her Steeler wind breaker and then pulled out 2 tickets to the game.

Thats what the SB is. Its an exciting fun "holiday" that Americans celebrate without the request of the gov't, but because it is in our blood.

Yesterday I spoke with a customer who was rooting for the Steelers, but he had rooted for Indy in the playoffs. He knew the game and the players on the teams and it was fun to be in Allen Texas talking about the Steeler/Seahawk Superbowl with an Indy fan who had an actual opinion on the game.