a day after the super bowl, the water still hasn't receded.
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I wanted movement and not a calm course of existence. I wanted excitement and danger and the chance to sacrifice myself for my love. --------------Leo Tolstoy
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i feel your pain jon
Why the tears boys? Didn't I just read: "The Bears will most likely win this Super Bowl. They are the under-dogs, I know, by every expert in the world. Although I am not sure why. They have the better run defense, they have the better pass defense, they have the better turnover percentage, and they have the better special teams. The Colts have the better offense. So who will win?
The Bears: 46
The Colts : 10
*same score as the '85 Super Bowl versus the New England Patriots"
anonymous has a lot of guts to mock us from behind a vailed curtain! A real man/women would leave their name!
anonymous,
how dare you mock! if the bears played Indy again, i would predict the same exact score. i was bankin' on the fact that the good Rex would show up, not the Rex who trips over his feet two consecutive plays.
wait till Rex becomes consistant mister mocker boy person who thinks he's also a funny boy/girl person.
Jon -
I think anonymous is mom again...
I think Sexy Rexy's afterlife of superbowl is equal to that dumb cubs fan who caught the ball in play...
They both should move and pitch their tents elsewhere...
PS...Chicago news ran a clip on those who need professional counseling/help/medication after Sunday's loss.
im sorry mr watson that was a bad day for sports history ( well not realy here in la paz the strogest won the copa areo sur in penalties it was very exiting) but the bears lost so it was a sad day in american sport history. well ok in U.S.A sports history (never liked the term amierican being youesed for the u.s)
Good words.
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