half time

[rabbit1]

go Panthers :clap

[Chucky]

go Eagles :clap

[shadowgirl]

sigh...

[Chucky]

Doesn't look good for the Eagles 14 to 3 for the Panthers at the 2 minute warning. Carolina ball.

[rabbit1]

Doesn't look good for the Eagles 14 to 3 for the Panthers at the 2 minute warning. Carolina ball.



Go Eagles------Home---LOL

[Chucky]

Go Patriots :clap :clap

[rabbit1]

Go Patriots :clap :clap



Who???/ oh yea them guys---- ;roflmao

[shadowgirl]

sigh...

[duke1962]

Makes me tremble with anticipation when you sigh SG, even if it is about men discussing football/basketball/baseball or any balls at all

[Onemangang8]

Duke sucks! (not you, duke1962) ;)

[duke1962]

I was gonna say, don't be starting rumours without the photographic evidence required to back them up.....wanna buy the negatives?
PS. who's Duke I thought John Wayne and me was the only one's?

[Onemangang8]

Some college team.
Don't even know which one. I was just spreadin' the rumor. :grin

[duke1962]

Oh okay, duke sucks!! What's a cinderblock and what's it made of??

[Breeze]

Duke University in North Carolina. They SUCK. GO UK

Breeze

[Simmo]

Just guessing, this is some sport thing, yes?

[sub_son]

I think they might be talking about american football. Australian Rugby League is sooooooo much better, we have under 20 players.

[duke1962]

American football, that's where they wear kevlar suits and ballet tights isn't it? What's a cinderblock and what's it made of?????

[muffdiver]

Duke, see the attachment for image of a cinderblock. It is mostly used in american construction of warehousing for storage purposes. :d'oh




Muff

[duke1962]

ah ha!, thank's muff, we call them "besser blocks" or just plain old concrete blocks. So there is no cinder involved ( cinders to us are the floaty bits that happen when there's a fire) couldn't see how a building could be made of them. The term "cinderblock" comes up a lot in the novels I read that are set in Key West. Duke

[Breeze]

cinders to us are the floaty bits that happen when there's a fire

they are the same here as well as the remains of the wood or coal used in the fire.

Breeze

[duke1962]

I wonder where the term "cinderblock" came from then, maybe the original company that made them was owned by Cinderella??