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Pastimes : The new NFL -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: sandintoes who wrote (24658)	1/25/2009 1:26:19 PM
From: EL KABONG!!!	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 91218

How do you think you're doing in the swaying department? Tough call! Most everyone around here is now a Cardinals fan, so I'm taking a lot of good natured jokin' about the Steelers. But make no mistake about it. Underneath all of that false bravado and forced laughter lurks a queasy, nervous feeling of impending doom. Such is the emotion that Pittsburgh instills in the eyes and stomachs of the opposing team's fans, game after game, year in, year out. The Steelers don't always win, but they always give 110% on the field. Are you having the Super Bowl party to end all Super Bowl parties Nope, not much of a party person. I like to win in silence, so to speak. Carry my head high, wear the colors proudly, but don't really trash talk the other team after they lose. We don't always win, so sometimes I suffer a loss in silence as well. One thing I've always hated about Super Bowl parties is that there is always at least one total horse's butt in attendance. Some jerk who always goes too far for a laugh, gets too drunk, does something too extreme... I find that such rude behavior takes something away from the event, so I tend to avoid parties entirely. EK!!!