Sports are not my cup of tea. The running of the bulls though, thats cool to watch. I will be recording it, hopefully turn it on right around halftime. How long do football games last anyways? Love wins. (Seen on bumpersticker) | |
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Why else would I want to watch it unless Prince was on there? Sports are more boring than opera and I wouldn't watch them unless the players played in the nude like back in the old Greek days. I would be a huge sports fan then.
I won't be watching The Super Bowl this time either. I couldn't possibly be bored that long waiting for Prince to come on. I've got somebody that's going to let me know when halftime starts. Then I'll watch Prince perform, record it, and rewind the tape and watch the performance again. When I get enough of watching Prince's performance, then I'll turn the channel and watch something else. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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AndGodCreatedWoman1 said: serpan99 said: I honestly don't even know who is playing at the Super Bowl...besides Prince
Me too. I'm going to sit through the football, or baseball .. or whatever game it is to see P. I hear ya! The only damn sports I give a damn about is Track and Field and I don't even know who's good or bad in that sport. They wear those skin tight spandex shorts and you can see their entire dick imprint and when they run it just flops from side to side. I like to record it and hit the "pause" button on the VCR. My only gripe about the sport is I constantly have to keep changing channels and coming back because every other race they bring those damn women on. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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paisley16 said: here's a good link for those who answered yes to this...
Non-sports fan’s guide to Super Bowl XLI It's just like Thanksgiving, only football is centerpiece, and there's beer http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16872780/ and #4 out of 5 reads...."4. I wanna be your … halftime show. Last year’s Super Bowl was in Detroit. I know what you’re thinking — a Motown halftime show, right? Not even close. It was the Rolling Stones, who, despite being a collective 342 years old, were still the top grossing concert performers of 2006. With their most decadent years behind them, the Stones weren’t likely to flash anything at an unsuspecting public. The same can not be said of this year’s halftime performer. The Purple One himself, Prince, will take the field at Dolphin Stadium, a move that is guaranteed to raise the antennae of vigilance at the FCC. Will we be in for Nipplegate 2007? Doubtful, but Prince has been known to gyrate suggestively. He may be small, but he packs a mighty punch and is damn entertaining. Prince alone is reason enough to watch". Nice little write-up - thanks for posting this! VOTE....EARLY | |
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