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AssKissinger wrote:k,
I think you're being kind of anal about it. There's millions of angles that can help one team or the other and no way to make it completely fair. Rain and snow are fun to watch. Play the Super Bowl in Green Bay for all I care. Losers can whine about conditions all they want, I don't give a shit, pass another beer.
kamome wrote:So if you can't completely eliminate all angles, why bother at all?
Captain Japan wrote:The issue about such-and-such-team-coming-from-a-warm-city-to-play-in-a-cold-one is whiny, six-year-old bullshit.
AssKissinger wrote:Doesn't sound so fair for all the teams up North.
kamome wrote:How so? They're not at any disadvantage by playing where the weather is good.
kamome wrote:That's pretty harsh, Cap'n. Why is it whiny bullshit? .
Captain Japan wrote:Simple: because an agreement would never be reached. For example, you suggested the dome as an equalizer of talent. But what about all the teams that play their home games on grass? Sure, you could argue that the weather would play a larger factor than the surface of the field but I could probably find an expert to say otherwise. It would never end. My solution: just play the game.
Mulboyne wrote:Why should any conditions be deemed a disadvantage for leading professional sportsmen?
Charles wrote:Super Bowl update: the game was over a week ago.
kamome wrote:World War II was over decades ago.
IkemenTommy wrote:I don't have the full details but the Lingerie football season is supposed to start next year.
Hopefully, it will last longer than that XFL crap. We'll see but I highly doubt that they'll reach a contract with Skyperfect TV to show here. Oh well.
Gotta love the US of A!
IkemenTommy wrote:Pittsburgh vs. Phoenix for the Super Bowl this year. It's going to be an exciting game once again.
I am definitely going out somewhere to watch it but where do you guys recommend in Tokyo? Sanno Hotel? American Club? Or some other venue?
IkemenTommy wrote:I am definitely going out somewhere to watch it but where do you guys recommend in Tokyo? Sanno Hotel? American Club? Or some other venue?
IkemenTommy wrote:This is what I've found so far:
Tokyo American Club
New Sanno Hotel
Maybe you guys can suggest others.
halfnip wrote:Don't you need to be a DoD employee/dependent or have military orders to be able to get in to the Sanno?
I'd recommend Tokyo Sports Cafe in Roppongi as they do the all you can eat and drink breakfast event...
Iso's incredible journey takes her back to Super Bowl
By KAZ NAGATSUKA
Staff writer
TAMPA, Fla. — The NFL powerhouse Pittsburgh Steelers have been there and done that.
So has Ariko Iso.
The 38-year-old Tokyo native, who works for the five-time NFL champions as an athletic trainer, is in the midst of her second Super Bowl experience in her seventh season with the team.
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