woman have come a long way in the world of football. no one back then could have predicted that FINKLE WAS EINHORN AND EINHORN WAS FINKLE. that is very empowering towards women.
"trys"? The only thing I could find was one yahoo answers page that says "trys" is actually a word when referring to rugby football "trys". I can't even verify that though. Everyone seems to use "tries". I don't think "trys" is a word.
I didn't understand ANYTHING about football until the day I was so bored I started playing NCAA Football on the Xbox. Seriously, the light finally went on.
I think I managed to unlearn football from this video. You know, because it's so confusing to keep track of the "trys" and the points scored in a touchdown (and ignoring the whole two-point conversion thing).
I should show this to my husband. Considering I'm the bigger sports fan, he could use a few pointers.
woman have come a long way in the world of football. no one back then could have predicted that FINKLE WAS EINHORN AND EINHORN WAS FINKLE. that is very empowering towards women.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try to understand football so my husband won't hit me anymore!
ReplyDelete"Downs? Isn't that what our son Jimmy has?"
ReplyDelete"trys"? The only thing I could find was one yahoo answers page that says "trys" is actually a word when referring to rugby football "trys". I can't even verify that though. Everyone seems to use "tries". I don't think "trys" is a word.
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ReplyDeleteI'm not sure how to adequately thank you for this. It is a gift for which I'm grateful.
ReplyDeleteIt would have been SO much easier for the wife if she had just taken the remote and changed it to "Dancing with the Stars". ;-)
ReplyDeleteShe would understand it a lot better if she was chugging down some beers.
ReplyDeleteHow can you try to explain football and exclude the beer?
The men's mocking laughter at the end is the best part
ReplyDeletethere's the bell. you're late for BITCH GET ME A BEER class.
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there's the bell. you're late for BITCH GET ME A BEER class.
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Chicago's very own Tom Dreesen as the slightly emotionally abusive husband
ReplyDelete"Trys" is actually Lithuanian for "Three." That should help clear things up for everyone.
ReplyDeletePunt.
ReplyDeleteI didnt see one kitchen in this whole video...
ReplyDeleteI didn't understand ANYTHING about football until the day I was so bored I started playing NCAA Football on the Xbox. Seriously, the light finally went on.
ReplyDeleteBut its still boring.
She should be licking his balls, not worrying about where they go on the field!
ReplyDeleteI think I managed to unlearn football from this video. You know, because it's so confusing to keep track of the "trys" and the points scored in a touchdown (and ignoring the whole two-point conversion thing).
ReplyDeleteI should show this to my husband. Considering I'm the bigger sports fan, he could use a few pointers.
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ReplyDeleteBut she was right to start with, "A bunch of people go there, a bunch of people go there, and nothing much is really happening."
ReplyDeleteSo i get you popcorn and call some strange man over to teach me.
ReplyDeleteOKAY