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The_Tom
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(three hours left to make predictions on the most hallowed of American secular holidays)

Rams by 17.

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OnToMars
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Patriots.

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Malnurtured Snay
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The Ravens are going to storm the stadium and kick both teams' asses.

OTOH, I'm going to go with the Patriots.

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The_Tom
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C'mon, people, point spreads. [Big Grin]

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Jeff Raven
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Too funny about the Ravens, JK [Smile] Their last game was kinda typical, don't you think?

And The patriots by 7.

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Grokca
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There wasn't enough pre-game stuff to make an accurate prediction.

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The_Tom
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I object! My original prediction was based on the assumption that an altogether different St. Louis Rams team would be playing. Those fools in white, gold and blue on TV right now are clearly imposters.
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USS Vanguard
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EAGLES! Oh damn. too late.

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Comedy is when you walk into an open sewer and die."-Mel Brooks

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Siegfried
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Oh, is the Superbowl today? [Big Grin]

I really don't care for football (which is surprising since I spent six years in marching band), so I don't know anything about either team. All I know is that the Rams are (were, now) the favored victor. Since I always go for the underdog in this championship games, I'm cheering for the Patriots as I watch Star Trek IV and V on TNN.

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The_Tom
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Won't they cast you out of the holy land of Texas for blaspheming like that, Sieggy?

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Obese Penguin
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Pats Win.

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PsyLiam
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"I really don't care for football (which is surprising since I spent six years in marching band)"

Your logic does not resemble our Earth logic.

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Jeff Raven
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Was there any doubt of their victory? Not here in Buffalo.

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The_Tom
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There was rather intense doubt in Vegas, Jeff, where the bookies were predicting a Rams cakewalk.

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Siegfried
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Yeah, it does, Liam. I spent six years in the marching band. By participating thusly, I sat through 41 football games in high school and 12 in college. One of those games was a professional football game, the Oilers vs. Steelers in 1993. One would assume that I would at least develop some appreciation for the sport after being subjected to 53 football games. However, I did not (which is surprising since I actually watched 53 football games).

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