I sure as heck am! I’m going to “Devil’s Slide” in Simi Valley for a great afternoon of hardcore, ALL rock MUni! I can easily tape the game and see it later.
It will also be great because there will be very little traffic, and probably next to nobody else on the trail, so I will have it mostly tomyself…unless anyone (who lives within a reasonable distance) wants to join me! (Jim, John, etc?)
personaly i cant stand american football. every time i wonder why the hell they are throwing the ball on the third down till i relize that you guys play with an extra one (and a dinky ball on a smaller field). never watched the superbowl. plan on going kiteboarding as long as it gets above -20 and the wind keeps up but if no wind definately some uni action
That’s why I won’t be taping it either. I’ll be outside enjoying a ride, keeping the fat off and doing something healthy! I never miss FG though! (but that’s only 30 minutes!)
That’s the first time I’ve ever heard someone they prefer Canadian football over the NFL. You hear it all the time with soccer, rugby, etc. Now once I hear somebody say they prefer arena football to the NFL with conviction, I’ll have heard it all.
Ooh, you kiteboard too? Are you snow kiting or on water? I kite on water but never tried snow, looks awesome.
I’ll ride in the AM and watch the game in the PM while I sew up my new seat!
I would be riding during the Super Bowl, but my chaffeur (read: mother) is sick, my backup chaffeur (read: father) wouldn’t miss the game for a winning lottery ticket, and neither chaffeur is willing to let me find a non-union laborer (read: non-parent) to drive me.
In that case I’ll be out of town, visiting relatives or hanging out in San Diego
I will be riding a trail somewhere around San Diego on Monday (but don’t seem able to contact the riders down there directly…)
In 1998 I went to Disneyland on Superbowl Sunday, my first-ever time there. The place was not empty by any means, but the percentage of women and children was much higher than normal. People were marveling at the shorness of the lines (30-45 min), which I found scary. And there were more strollers than I’ve ever seen in one place.