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Funny you said that, I was in 3... hehe.Magic Number: 3
MotionMan
Oh, BTW, 9 - 1.
Yeah, it's Arizona, but...
MotionMan
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Soccerman06
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All Ive seen so far from the Packers is:
"lol you cant stop us from winning, even when we dont try"
and the Vikings:
"Your almost as bad as Childers in your playcalling"
"lol you cant stop us from winning, even when we dont try"
and the Vikings:
"Your almost as bad as Childers in your playcalling"
zinfamous
No Lifer
- Jul 12, 2006
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Maybe I'm crazy, but the Niners look like the 2nd-best team in the league right now.
They have had a somewhat weak schedule, but it isn't any worse than the Packers so far.
Chicago is surging, too. As it stands, I don't see an AFC team being able to beat the NFC champion this year. --unless the good Ravens show up.
They have had a somewhat weak schedule, but it isn't any worse than the Packers so far.
Chicago is surging, too. As it stands, I don't see an AFC team being able to beat the NFC champion this year. --unless the good Ravens show up.
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According the ESPN power ranking, the 49ers is the second best team in the league.
I think the Patriots are more likely to be in the Superbowl than the 49'ers.
The Pack is just that dangerous, and if nothing changes, they'll have Lambeau Field in December to host a team from SF.
MotionMan
Lifer
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I didn't know they already had the date for that set, wow.
Even worse though. 49'ers will be frozen solid.
zinfamous
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dank69
Lifer
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Don't get me wrong, I love the niners, but that just means they won the special olympics.
MotionMan
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IndyColtsFan
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- Sep 22, 2007
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It is a good possibility that the Niners will go to the SB. I won't be completely surprised if the Giants beat the Packers.
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LiuKangBakinPie
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T_Yamamoto
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LiuKangBakinPie
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MotionMan
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My nephew's Bar Mitzvah was scheduled to start at 4:00 p.m. (Pacific Time) on Saturday. Accordingly, my son, my dad (who had given up his tickets to attend the BM!) and I were able to watch the entire 1st half before we had to leave. We heard some of the 3rd quarter in the car.
On the way to the Temple my wife confirmed why I married her by commenting, "Well, you can just check the game on your phone during services, right?" G-d, I love her.
So, as the service progressed, I did my bast "summoner" act, using Yahoo! Sportstacular to follow the plays via text (no audio, no video). I got lucky once as my phone was securely in my pocket as I was called up for my first honor during the service. I was not so lucky the second time as I rushed to shove the phone away as I got up for my second honor.
During the sermon, the rabbi mentioned that this weeks Torah story is about the beginning of the battles between Moses and the Pharaoh. He commented that the story of that fight is "...much more interesting than the 49ers versus Saints game that some of you may be missing". At that, almost every head in the house turned to me and smiled. I acknowledged the moment with a short nod.
As the service progressed, my 7-year-old 49ers fan of a son, who was sitting with his uncle and cousins a few seats and rows away, would come over for a little "summoning" of his own. Finally, the inevitable happened: He had to use the restroom. So I quickly volunteered and we headed for the hallway. There was about 4:30 left in the game - He never made it to the restroom, but he did not seem to mind. I am starting to wonder if it was some kind of ruse...
We spent the next several minutes hitting "refresh" on the app, living the moment as it happened through the words, hanging on every update.
When the game ended, I picked him up and we danced around a little doing a silent scream. I then maneuvered in front of one of the doors that were open to the synagogue to where basically only my wife could see us (others probably could, but I did not care), raised my son up a little with one arm a gave the thumbs up with the other hand. She smiled.
My son and I then took a few moments to compose ourselves and went back in for the rest of the service (as I passed behind my dad on the way to our seats, I told him we had won - he had a great look on his face). The party was awesome.
January 14, 2012 was a very good day for the MotionMan family.
MotionMan
On the way to the Temple my wife confirmed why I married her by commenting, "Well, you can just check the game on your phone during services, right?" G-d, I love her.
So, as the service progressed, I did my bast "summoner" act, using Yahoo! Sportstacular to follow the plays via text (no audio, no video). I got lucky once as my phone was securely in my pocket as I was called up for my first honor during the service. I was not so lucky the second time as I rushed to shove the phone away as I got up for my second honor.
During the sermon, the rabbi mentioned that this weeks Torah story is about the beginning of the battles between Moses and the Pharaoh. He commented that the story of that fight is "...much more interesting than the 49ers versus Saints game that some of you may be missing". At that, almost every head in the house turned to me and smiled. I acknowledged the moment with a short nod.
As the service progressed, my 7-year-old 49ers fan of a son, who was sitting with his uncle and cousins a few seats and rows away, would come over for a little "summoning" of his own. Finally, the inevitable happened: He had to use the restroom. So I quickly volunteered and we headed for the hallway. There was about 4:30 left in the game - He never made it to the restroom, but he did not seem to mind. I am starting to wonder if it was some kind of ruse...
We spent the next several minutes hitting "refresh" on the app, living the moment as it happened through the words, hanging on every update.
When the game ended, I picked him up and we danced around a little doing a silent scream. I then maneuvered in front of one of the doors that were open to the synagogue to where basically only my wife could see us (others probably could, but I did not care), raised my son up a little with one arm a gave the thumbs up with the other hand. She smiled.
My son and I then took a few moments to compose ourselves and went back in for the rest of the service (as I passed behind my dad on the way to our seats, I told him we had won - he had a great look on his face). The party was awesome.
January 14, 2012 was a very good day for the MotionMan family.
MotionMan
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