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Old 06.17.2006, 12:49 AM   #19
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Originally Posted by kingcoffee
I'm not really into Amreican football. I liked having pickup games with my friends, but pro ball just bores the shit outnof me. It takes too long to play a game of real football. They stop like every four seconds. Too many rules and regulations. it should be more anarchic, less rules and a total free for all. I want to see some fucking violence on that feild! Real hard tackles and people going for it with all they've got. It seems too sleak and boring.

you make me think of that video game "NFL Blitz". that was the only time i ever enjoyed american football.
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