No Bets on the Big Game?

peter4jc

Every year there's always a handful willing to give cigars to a handful of others, based on the outcome of the Superbowl.  But nothing this year?  Have aliens abducted some of our members?   

C'mon, you Rams fans... challenge them stinkin' Patriot fans.  Or vica versa... I don't give a rip, but the entertainment value of watching you all is worth it.

Yakster

I bet I don't even watch the game. Just learned the names of the teams playing from Peter's post.

matkn293

F the Rams — Suck it Stan!

replay of the Super Bowl that started the dynasty, and won by cheating. 

Patrickbrick

^^^^^ although I agree with you I put a 5er on the rams, you in?

CharlieHeis

Yakster said:

I bet I don't even watch the game. 

Same. Two weeks of hype between two teams I don't give a crap about means I've had enough before the game even starts. I may check out The Punisher on netflix.

jj20030

Patrickbrick said:

^^^^^ although I agree with you I put a 5er on the rams, you in?

ill take that if you want , dont really care but i think pats win. make it interesting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7o47RNBcXs

Patrickbrick

I'm in

jj20030

 

Patrickbrick said:

I'm in

GaryThompson

We just use it as an excuse to pig the eff out.  In a couple hours,  ask me again who played and I may, or may not remember. 

Markwell

It's not just the teams. I can't bring myself to excitement over grown jocks making millions of dollars per year to toss around a pigskin.

Make it a cheerleader bowl and I'll toss in some 'gars for the entertainment. 

Guitarded

My wife and I watched The Puppy Bowl when I got home from work.
Now I want to adopt a puppy!

CharlieHeis

😂 

NorCalR1

Here is the link 


https://youtu.be/INXSK_J4pOU

jd50ae

What big game?

Yakster

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to converge on Boston streets tomorrow morning to celebrate the New England Patriots' Super Bowl win and watch the Duck Boat parade, which kicks off at 11 a.m.

The city of Boston revealed the timing and route of the parade, along with planned street closures, Monday morning, following the Patriots defeat of the Los Angeles Rams, 13-3, on Sunday night.

The parade is scheduled to start from the Hynes Convention Center at Hereford Street tomorrow, Feb. 5, at 11 a.m. It is expected to head east down Boylston Street to the Boston Common, then turn left on Tremont Street, ending at Cambridge Street (City Hall Plaza).

 

Streets open, closed

 

The following streets will be closed as of 9 a.m.:

▪Boylston Street, Massachusetts Avenue to Tremont Street;

▪Tremont Street, Boylston Street to Court Street; and

▪Cambridge Street, Court Street to New Chardon Street.

 

The city says it will determine when it can reopen the streets depending on the size of the crowd. Boylston Street will be reopened first, followed by Tremont Street and then Cambridge Street.

 

In addition to the road closures, some streets will have parking restrictions. Streets with restricted parking will have posted signs that say, "No Stopping Boston Police Special Event." The city will start towing in those restricted areas at 6 a.m.

Stubble

Yakster said:

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to converge on Boston streets tomorrow morning to celebrate the New England Patriots' Super Bowl win and watch the Duck Boat parade, which kicks off at 11 a.m.

The city of Boston revealed the timing and route of the parade, along with planned street closures, Monday morning, following the Patriots defeat of the Los Angeles Rams, 13-3, on Sunday night.

The parade is scheduled to start from the Hynes Convention Center at Hereford Street tomorrow, Feb. 5, at 11 a.m. It is expected to head east down Boylston Street to the Boston Common, then turn left on Tremont Street, ending at Cambridge Street (City Hall Plaza).

 

Streets open, closed

 

The following streets will be closed as of 9 a.m.:

▪Boylston Street, Massachusetts Avenue to Tremont Street;

▪Tremont Street, Boylston Street to Court Street; and

▪Cambridge Street, Court Street to New Chardon Street.

 

The city says it will determine when it can reopen the streets depending on the size of the crowd. Boylston Street will be reopened first, followed by Tremont Street and then Cambridge Street.

 

In addition to the road closures, some streets will have parking restrictions. Streets with restricted parking will have posted signs that say, "No Stopping Boston Police Special Event." The city will start towing in those restricted areas at 6 a.m.

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Yakster

Stubble said:

Yakster said:

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to converge on Boston streets tomorrow morning to celebrate the New England Patriots' Super Bowl win and watch the Duck Boat parade, which kicks off at 11 a.m.

The city of Boston revealed the timing and route of the parade, along with planned street closures, Monday morning, following the Patriots defeat of the Los Angeles Rams, 13-3, on Sunday night.

The parade is scheduled to start from the Hynes Convention Center at Hereford Street tomorrow, Feb. 5, at 11 a.m. It is expected to head east down Boylston Street to the Boston Common, then turn left on Tremont Street, ending at Cambridge Street (City Hall Plaza).

 

Streets open, closed

 

The following streets will be closed as of 9 a.m.:

▪Boylston Street, Massachusetts Avenue to Tremont Street;

▪Tremont Street, Boylston Street to Court Street; and

▪Cambridge Street, Court Street to New Chardon Street.

 

The city says it will determine when it can reopen the streets depending on the size of the crowd. Boylston Street will be reopened first, followed by Tremont Street and then Cambridge Street.

 

In addition to the road closures, some streets will have parking restrictions. Streets with restricted parking will have posted signs that say, "No Stopping Boston Police Special Event." The city will start towing in those restricted areas at 6 a.m.

https://forum.cigar.com/discussion/899579/post-every-boring-aspect-of-your-mundane-life-thread#latest

STATTB

Stubble

Yakster said:

Stubble said:

Yakster said:

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to converge on Boston streets tomorrow morning to celebrate the New England Patriots' Super Bowl win and watch the Duck Boat parade, which kicks off at 11 a.m.

The city of Boston revealed the timing and route of the parade, along with planned street closures, Monday morning, following the Patriots defeat of the Los Angeles Rams, 13-3, on Sunday night.

The parade is scheduled to start from the Hynes Convention Center at Hereford Street tomorrow, Feb. 5, at 11 a.m. It is expected to head east down Boylston Street to the Boston Common, then turn left on Tremont Street, ending at Cambridge Street (City Hall Plaza).

 

Streets open, closed

 

The following streets will be closed as of 9 a.m.:

▪Boylston Street, Massachusetts Avenue to Tremont Street;

▪Tremont Street, Boylston Street to Court Street; and

▪Cambridge Street, Court Street to New Chardon Street.

 

The city says it will determine when it can reopen the streets depending on the size of the crowd. Boylston Street will be reopened first, followed by Tremont Street and then Cambridge Street.

 

In addition to the road closures, some streets will have parking restrictions. Streets with restricted parking will have posted signs that say, "No Stopping Boston Police Special Event." The city will start towing in those restricted areas at 6 a.m.

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STATTB

Sure Thing A**○ That Thread Blows?

Patrickbrick

Will fly tomorrow, glad I went to bed early, there weren't even any highlights to see.

Patrickbrick

I got tied up yesterday and was unable to get to the PO, sorry for the delay on this.

Patrickbrick

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jj20030

just got my winnings from Patrick , excellent  thanks