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4/23/2015 7:53:08 PM
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Hmm. What could be more interesting than 90 minutes of idiots kicking a ball up and down a huge field, rarely scoring despite the net being the size of a frigging semi?
Answer: everything. Even basketball. Even Formula 1. Hell, even NASCAR.
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Thank you for this.
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Ok no need to get insulting, to each there own. But if you want to talk about idiots then let's talk about the superbowl, or just nfl in general for that matter. Why is it called football? They clearly run around with the ball in there hands the whole time and the game stops every 30 seconds and takes about 3 hours to finish! Seems pretty idiotic in my opinion. You should try watching rugby, it's kind of like the nfl except it's played by men.
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Plz dont talk about Football talk about a suck sport like Golf or lacrosse. In my opinion soccer is boring to watch but really fun to play kinda like baseball, and basketball, and football.
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Quick question, have you played or even watched a lacrosse game?
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Watched and never played and its pretty boring.
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Actually play it, it's so much fun but we can all agree golf is just an activity not a sport
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Agreed.
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Hockey is the best sport, period. It combines speed, skill, and physicality not seen in any other sport. The only downside to hockey is that the regular season is too long. But the playoffs make up for it.
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Football requires all of those things....Ok maybe not as much as a physical presence as hockey but you still need it. Not to mention the fitness levels required to run up and down that huge pitch for 90 minutes. I am in no way dissing hockey or any other sport you guys enjoy, but the best sport in the world is just a matter of opinion that's all. I work with a Canadian girl and she is telling me about the hockey all the time, sounds like it would be amazing to go to a game and hopefully one day I make it across that big pond to witness it first hand.
