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3 hours ago, Dazzler said:

I wish I had an excuse like the computer did it, but no - it was me. All me, and now I'm in the kind of deep pit of despair I only fall in when I do something inexcusably stupid. The last one was using the wrong drill bit, which quickly buckled and swept away an obscene amount of plasterboard.

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4 hours ago, RobinRobin said:

Congratulations to you. Commiserations to Mrs MF. You don't get that for murder these days. 🙂 

 

He's factored that into his hobby.

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18 minutes ago, Ayatollah Hermione said:

Not even CT would watch the NFL

Well you do need more than a modicum of intelligence to understand it, surprising for a yank thing.

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On 07/09/2025 at 11:50, Toonpack said:

Well you do need more than a modicum of intelligence to understand it, surprising for a yank thing.

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No you fucking don't. 

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8 minutes ago, The Fish said:

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No you fucking don't. 

 

Oh you most certainly do.  It is extremely complex and nuanced.

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I'm intrigued to know what intelligence is required for NFL. It's probably one of the most simple games going. 

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I can understand how it can require a level of intelligence to play. I heard one of the foreign lads recently talking about how difficult it is to get your head around and learn play books.

 

From a spectator POV it's a pile of shit. I switched it on on Sunday night but it's dull as fuck with constant stop start. They basically move the ball two yards then stop and have to set up to go again, I honestly don't get the sport's popularity.

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I think years ago it was light years ahead of football in this country in terms of fitness, players’ diets, training, analysis and so on. But the game itself is quite straightforward to understand. Apart from the odd snippet I haven’t really watched it since its Channel Four heyday though. There’s too little action relative to the amount of time the whole match takes imo when you watch it live. When C4 first showed it, it was the highlights of the previous Monday night game plus a round up of the other matches. Which I think probably made it more palatable 

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46 minutes ago, Toonpack said:

 

Oh you most certainly do.  It is extremely complex and nuanced.

It isn't though.

 

Team A has 4 goes at getting the ball into the zone marked out at the end of the field. Team B wants that not to happen. 

If Team A moves the ball forward 10yds+, the 4 count gets reset and they start again.

If Team B stop them, then they get the ball.

 

The average "play" has got to be only about 5 seconds before the clock stops, then they stand around for about 30 seconds of slapping each others' botbots and then line up for another go.

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American football is there for advertisements, food, a day out, selling merchandise and some occasional, sporadic movement on the field by some men wearing helmets. HUT! HUT! HUT!

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8 minutes ago, The Fish said:

It isn't though.

 

Team A has 4 goes at getting the ball into the zone marked out at the end of the field. Team B wants that not to happen. 

If Team A moves the ball forward 10yds+, the 4 count gets reset and they start again.

If Team B stop them, then they get the ball.

 

The average "play" has got to be only about 5 seconds before the clock stops, then they stand around for about 30 seconds of slapping each others' botbots and then line up for another go.


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15 minutes ago, The Fish said:

It isn't though.

 

Team A has 4 goes at getting the ball into the zone marked out at the end of the field. Team B wants that not to happen. 

If Team A moves the ball forward 10yds+, the 4 count gets reset and they start again.

If Team B stop them, then they get the ball.

 

The average "play" has got to be only about 5 seconds before the clock stops, then they stand around for about 30 seconds of slapping each others' botbots and then line up for another go.

 

Simplistic nonsense akin to 22 blokes kick a bag of air around a field, while falling down a lot, and try and get it between some sticks, sometimes they never even manage that and a game ends with no-one even scoring, how shit is that.

 

Your take is the same superficial ignorant shite I've been dealing with for 40+ plus years so do kindly bore off.

 

 

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11 minutes ago, Toonpack said:

 

Simplistic nonsense akin to 22 blokes kick a bag of air around a field, while falling down a lot, and try and get it between some sticks, sometimes they never even manage that and a game ends with no-one even scoring, how shit is that.

 

Your take is the same superficial ignorant shite I've been dealing with for 40+ plus years so do kindly bore off.

 

 

 

O-FFENCE! 

 

CHA CHA CHA

 

O-FFENCE! 

 

CHA CHA CHA

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The point Fish is (I think!) trying to challenge is your claim that you need more than a modicum of intelligence to understand it. 

As with any sport there is nuance and complexity, but at a basic level the concept is pretty fucking simple.

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5 minutes ago, Craig said:

The point Fish is (I think!) trying to challenge is your claim that you need more than a modicum of intelligence to understand it. 

As with any sport there is nuance and complexity, but at a basic level the concept is pretty fucking simple.

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6 minutes ago, Craig said:

The point Fish is (I think!) trying to challenge is your claim that you need more than a modicum of intelligence to understand it. 

As with any sport there is nuance and complexity, but at a basic level the concept is pretty fucking simple.

 

The point is, Fish is trying to score a point, it's his reason d'etre.

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3 minutes ago, Toonpack said:

 

The point is, Fish is trying to score a point, it's his reason d'etre.

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