Monday night Football

Gruntboy · Post by **Gruntboy** » Mon Oct 08, 2001 4:02 am

Not soccer.

I record and watch Monday night football (early hours of Wednesday morning - explain that?!). I love that game. Watched Redskins Vs Packers and 49ers Vs Jets this week.

Now I'm not getting into a conversation about football. Soccer is a girls game in comparison

No, what I'm talking about is the resolve of the American people. After this great disaster they are free to get on with life as best they can and enjoy the fruits of their labor - to sit back and enjoy a beer and a game of football.

What do the "Taleban" do with their soccer stadium - behead people they don't much like.

End of story.

Weasel · Post by **Weasel** » Mon Oct 08, 2001 4:14 am

Well there have been some football players I would have liked to seen beheaded. (JOKE)

Trym · Post by **Trym** » Mon Oct 08, 2001 4:32 am

The Taleban don't behead their victims. The goals' crossbars serve as gallows for the men; the women are usually shot at the 16-meter line. That gives the "penalty area" a new meaning...

BTW: How could the Taleban afford such a stadium? Western financial aid...

Maharlika · Post by **Maharlika** » Mon Oct 08, 2001 4:40 am

Originally posted by Gruntboy:
<STRONG>Not soccer.

Now I'm not getting into a conversation about football. Soccer is a girls game in comparison

What do the "Taleban" do with their soccer stadium - behead people they don't much like.
</STRONG>

Not a soccer fan either grunty my man, but them's fighting words

(them, not me

) here in my host country. They have so much passion for this (soccer) game which somehow I cannot still fully appreciate --- though I try.

Start wearing you uber rings of fire resistance when our European and Asian friends get to read it.

Yeah, I agree. Life must move on. The show must go on.

Gotta prove that those who died and are going to die for The Cause did not, would not die in vain.

God bless us all.