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Its Up 4 Grabs Now wrote:

BournemouthRED wrote:My mum used to throw some wicked Tupperware parties

Is that what she called them?

"Off to bed now Bourney, I'm having some people round to show them all the things you can fit into my little box!"

Its Up 4 Grabs Now wrote:

BournemouthRED wrote:My mum used to throw some wicked Tupperware parties

Is that what she called them?

"Off to bed now Bourney, I'm having some people round to show them all the things you can fit into my little box!"

Mama sure did care about my education

GHEY.

little early for superbowl party discussions isnt it? its like the first week in february

Yankee_Gooner_Dandee wrote:little early for superbowl party discussions isnt it? its like the first week in february

In what way is this discussion similar to the first week in February?

BournemouthRED wrote:

Its Up 4 Grabs Now wrote:

BournemouthRED wrote:My mum used to throw some wicked Tupperware parties

Is that what she called them?

"Off to bed now Bourney, I'm having some people round to show them all the things you can fit into my little box!"

Mama sure did care about my education

Christ, I didn't think she meant "you" as in you! Just in the general sense (pronoun?) of the word. Bloody hell, just what kind of party are we talking about?!

Love the nfl (although I am finding it impossible to keep up with all the live games this week what with thanksgiving) and I think that I would like to try out the superbash in london sometime I went to the first proper nfl game in wembley in 2007 although I havent attended one since but am hoping to go to next years vikings v steelers game Of course my long term aim is to actually attend a proper nfl game in the states

augie wrote:Love the nfl (although I am finding it impossible to keep up with all the live games this week what with thanksgiving) and I think that I would like to try out the superbash in london sometime I went to the first proper nfl game in wembley in 2007 although I havent attended one since but am hoping to go to next years vikings v steelers game Of course my long term aim is to actually attend a proper nfl game in the states

Gloryhunter. You weren't born in USA you are blah blah JD twatism blah blah blah superfan bollocks etc etc etc.

flash gunner wrote:I like American Football but the thought of being at a party full of people in over sized shirts pretending to be an american is enough to make me ill

I watch the superbowl at home with a big bag of pretzels and flicking to the adult channel now and again

One c u n t is the same as another to me.

the playing mantis wrote:is this serious!

superbowl parties in london, bet they are popular!

you'd be surprised! i dont understand the fuss tbh

augie wrote:Love the nfl (although I am finding it impossible to keep up with all the live games this week what with thanksgiving) and I think that I would like to try out the superbash in london sometime I went to the first proper nfl game in wembley in 2007 although I havent attended one since but am hoping to go to next years vikings v steelers game Of course my long term aim is to actually attend a proper nfl game in the states

you can trade me places so i can attend a game over there

What I can't understand is why people would celebrate having purchased a common, open-top container used in many cultures to serve food, even if it is a bargin, particularly nice looking or just an expensive piece of pottery.

I Hate Hleb wrote:What I can't understand is why people would celebrate having purchased a common, open-top container used in many cultures to serve food, even if it is a bargin, particularly nice looking or just an expensive piece of pottery.

And that is officially this thread's "shark wrestling" moment!

Ha Ha - my evil plan has worked!!

I Hate Hleb wrote:Ha Ha - my evil plan has worked!!

hahahaha bad man

going to the states in feb, hoping to check out lambeau once the lombardi trophy has returned home!!!