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Bondgirl
Aberdeen, SD
February 2004
FEB 11, 2005 02:30 PM
FEB 11, 2005 02:58 PM
nonbillable said:
Funny, It doesn't have the same effect it used to 
FEB 11, 2005 04:53 PM
Racer_X said:
Kevin Schwantz getting highsided during a MotoGP race , at about 175mph, he bounced both legs over one side of the bike, then back over to the OTHER side, up in the air once more, and then came down and saved it....AT 175 MPH!!!!!!!!!!!! 
schwantz was fun to watch, he'd either crash or end up on the podium, not many middle finishes for that guy. lawson was greatness though.
FEB 11, 2005 06:08 PM
JohnClement
Silver Spring, MD
January 2004
FEB 11, 2005 06:23 PM
marcello said:
Subrosa said:
This was the most amazing interception of all time. Michigan is absolutely laying the wood to MSU in 97. That year they had one of the best defenses in college football history. Under tremendous pressure in the pocket, the MSU QB decides to just throw it away, chucking it 15 feet in the air towards the sideline. Unfortunately, he threw it in eventual Heisman winner Charles Woodson's direction. He came off his man, jumped up, picked the ball off with one hand at the apex of it's flight and still managed to reach his foot BACK towards the field of play as he's going out of bounds to complete the interception.
They still show it on "Great Plays in College Football History" all the time and every time I am blown away by it.
[Edited on Feb 11, 2005 by Subrosa]
I have to agree with this one... and for the non-american folks out there who don't care for US football, I know the pads make our players pussies compared to ruggers, (or so ruggers say) but they also make an act of grace like this even more difficult. This play should not have been humanly possible.
GO BLUE
Teddy Ginn pwning the Wolverines this year was pretty impressive.
JohnClement
Silver Spring, MD
January 2004
FEB 11, 2005 06:29 PM
FEB 11, 2005 06:33 PM
JohnClement
Silver Spring, MD
January 2004
FEB 11, 2005 06:38 PM
FEB 12, 2005 03:10 AM
FEB 13, 2005 02:30 PM
BillHaverchuck said:
marcello said:
Subrosa said:
This was the most amazing interception of all time. Michigan is absolutely laying the wood to MSU in 97. That year they had one of the best defenses in college football history. Under tremendous pressure in the pocket, the MSU QB decides to just throw it away, chucking it 15 feet in the air towards the sideline. Unfortunately, he threw it in eventual Heisman winner Charles Woodson's direction. He came off his man, jumped up, picked the ball off with one hand at the apex of it's flight and still managed to reach his foot BACK towards the field of play as he's going out of bounds to complete the interception.
They still show it on "Great Plays in College Football History" all the time and every time I am blown away by it.
[Edited on Feb 11, 2005 by Subrosa]
I have to agree with this one... and for the non-american folks out there who don't care for US football, I know the pads make our players pussies compared to ruggers, (or so ruggers say) but they also make an act of grace like this even more difficult. This play should not have been humanly possible.
GO BLUE
Teddy Ginn pwning the Wolverines this year was pretty impressive.
Why does it not surprise me that a Buckeye fan would use the term "pwning"? 
FEB 13, 2005 02:35 PM
Subrosa said:
Why does it not surprise me that a Buckeye fan would use the term "pwning"?
Big Ten rivalries are endlessly fun. I grew up an IU fan and went to Purdue.
JohnClement
Silver Spring, MD
January 2004
FEB 13, 2005 02:39 PM
Subrosa said:
BillHaverchuck said:
marcello said:
Subrosa said:
This was the most amazing interception of all time. Michigan is absolutely laying the wood to MSU in 97. That year they had one of the best defenses in college football history. Under tremendous pressure in the pocket, the MSU QB decides to just throw it away, chucking it 15 feet in the air towards the sideline. Unfortunately, he threw it in eventual Heisman winner Charles Woodson's direction. He came off his man, jumped up, picked the ball off with one hand at the apex of it's flight and still managed to reach his foot BACK towards the field of play as he's going out of bounds to complete the interception.
They still show it on "Great Plays in College Football History" all the time and every time I am blown away by it.
[Edited on Feb 11, 2005 by Subrosa]
I have to agree with this one... and for the non-american folks out there who don't care for US football, I know the pads make our players pussies compared to ruggers, (or so ruggers say) but they also make an act of grace like this even more difficult. This play should not have been humanly possible.
GO BLUE
Teddy Ginn pwning the Wolverines this year was pretty impressive.
Why does it not surprise me that a Buckeye fan would use the term "pwning"?
Solely for sarcasm's sake. SG was my first foray into internet message board land, so it's not really an ingrained thing for me.
I didn't even attend school in Ohio, but distaste for the maize and clue is passed on through the genes in the Buckeye state.
FEB 13, 2005 02:47 PM
B57913
I'm lost
May 2004
FEB 13, 2005 02:55 PM
FEB 13, 2005 03:00 PM
BillHaverchuck said:
Subrosa said:
BillHaverchuck said:
Teddy Ginn pwning the Wolverines this year was pretty impressive.
Why does it not surprise me that a Buckeye fan would use the term "pwning"?
Solely for sarcasm's sake. SG was my first foray into internet message board land, so it's not really an ingrained thing for me.
I didn't even attend school in Ohio, but distaste for the maize and clue is passed on through the genes in the Buckeye state.
Believe me, the feeling is mutual.
At least our state isn't nicknamed after a seed. 
[Edited on Feb 13, 2005 by Subrosa]
FEB 13, 2005 03:17 PM
FEB 13, 2005 05:04 PM
Obviously I didn't see "The Catch" live, but even on the jumpy black and white film it's an amazing feat.
[Edited on Feb 13, 2005 by ThePassenger]
FEB 13, 2005 05:16 PM
PsychoMagnet said:
Do all Yankee fans look like that, or just the ones that I know?
threejane
San Francisco, CA
November 2004
FEB 11, 2005 02:22 PM