Countdown to the game and the party!
House is CLEAN!!!
Friends are invited!!!
Food is ready!!!
Bring on the Pats!
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Countdown to the game and the party!
House is CLEAN!!!
Friends are invited!!!
Food is ready!!!
Bring on the Pats!
Woot Woot Woot ! Go Pats ! Number #19. Number #19! Ring #4, ring #4!
I wanna put one in for New York! :cool: I like playing the other side! And mixing it up a bit!
Mr. SilverMom is a Bostonian - raised on Commonwealth Ave in Cambridge.
It will make her day to have a Patriot's win!
Lived for 10 years in Massachusetts, so the Pats will be my primary team.
But grew up in a family full of Giants fans.
So...I'm torn. I think I could go either way.
I really have a soft spot for the Giants, but I'd really love to see 19-0.
What happened to my Steelers? LOL....
Looks like the Patriots are tasting a new dish tonight...their @$$e$ on a platterOh so tasty!
What a sad, sad, night last night was for me. I was the only one at the party we hosted rooting for the Pats and we got hosed!!!!!
They are tasting something a little different.
I was very impressed with the Giants defense. They figured out how to hold the Pats better than anyone else this season.
The Giants had an outstanding defense and Pretty Boy Brady got sacked how many times? Five, I think.
My mind keeps going back to that Randy Moss's little sideline display of a sort of outstretched-arm chicken dance.
As Nelson would say, "HA-ha!" http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/b...NelsonHAha.jpg
All players engage in grandstanding after scoring a touchdown -especially in a game like the SuperBowl. Moss's touchdown put them in the lead...he was entitled to a little showboating. It's only with the 20/20 vision at the end of the game does it seem foolhardy. So it's pointless to condemn a player for it after the fact.
There were 3 lead changes in the 4th quarter.. a Superbowl record. The game could have gone either way. It was a superb game...they were greatly matched, despite what their records showed. The Giants did a lot of growth throughout the season. They deserved to come away with a hard fought victory.
Their defense was fantastic last night. I hated seeing Brady get so beat up (wasn't Eli sacked 3 times?), but the Giants defense completely shut the Pats down. It was a totally defensive game last night.
Hats off to the Giants, and I think Spagnuolo (the defensive coordinator) should get MVP!
Comm Ave doesn't go through Cambridge...out to Brookline and Newton. I'm only pointing that out because I spent a good deal of my childhood in Cambridge, so maybe I went to 6th grade with Silver (oh, I'm very confused--do you mean Mr. Silver's mom or Silver??) Eeks, I'm going back to bed. So sorry about the pats.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Silver
Not quite like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Regina
Once again you have the perfect picture for everything :DQuote:
Originally Posted by zencentury
I have to give Randy Moss credit though. Old guys rule!
No. It's usually worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by zencentury
It's my Mom...and you're right...it was Aberdeen Ave just north of Mt. Auburn Cemetary...I don't know how I got Commonwealth in my brain...must have been from CarTalk...Quote:
Originally Posted by tulip
I was born in Winchester.
Randy Moss is old?Quote:
Originally Posted by OakLeaf
He'll be 31 next week - that's old in NFL years. ;)
There's a guy on the Giant's team - on Special Teams...the kicker?? The punter?? - who's 40 or 41! Don't recall his name...anyone? Oldest in the NFL and this is his last (of many) seasons. Quite the swan song for him! :D
ugh.. there are guys on the patriots born in 1986!!
Jeff Feagles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Regina
Punters and placekickers have a much longer lifespan because it's a 15 yard penalty to even look at them crosswise. Quarterbacks have a little extra protection also. Still a great accomplishment though!