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2005-01-26 1:03 PM

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Subject: Superbowl Party
Anyone in the northeast here thinking about having a BT-ers Superbowl party? I could offer up our living room floor if y'all felt like driving out this way. Throw some finger foods on the dining room table, maybe some assorted sandwiches, nothing too fancy. Anybody else got ideas to bang around? I don't mind driving either, can bring food with us too.



Edited by max 2005-01-26 1:05 PM

2005-01-26 7:26 PM
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Subject: RE: Superbowl Party
Matt has hockey earlier in the day, so any travel is out for me. I'd love to host a BT get together if anyone feels like coming to the Cape. Don't let our crappy TV scare you away!

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OH OH OH OH OH....we can make just ONE condolence call to Cathy after the game!


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2005-01-26 7:27 PM
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2005-01-26 7:32 PM
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good thing you're not coming until the race.  I can't let any bEagles fans in 
2005-01-26 7:36 PM
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2005-01-27 12:48 AM
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i usually like cheering for the underdogs...  unless it's cheering against my husbands team...  ALWAYS gotta cheer against his team

That's me too.  However, I do let my kids rule in what team to cheer for.  The 12-year-old usually roots against my hubby's team and the 9-year-old does whatever the 12-year-old says.  I just go along, since I never have to worry about the Bengals making a superbowl!!

Sharon

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