The Superbowl

[carl_sack_esq]

I'm sure it'll make me even more unpopular around here, being as how this is New England and all, but I'll say it now.

Go Giants.

OOC: Oh, that KILLED me to write. For the record? The writer says, GO PATS!

Comments

[and_dontgetcute]

I have to agree with you.

Go Big Blue.

[carl_sack_esq]

*smirk* I knew there were reasonable people...in New York, at least.

[claire_simms]

Yeah..Yankee Fan.

Totally understand.

[carl_sack_esq]

Even if the Giants lose, New York is still just better.

[alan_shore]

Oh.

We haven't won yet?

[carl_sack_esq]

No, Shore, they have not won yet.

Oddly, this win doesn't directly involve you at all.

Unless you're suing someone for something.

[alan_shore]

First of all, I'm pleased to hear you've come to terms with our inevitable triumph. It takes a big man--a giant, one might even say--to accept defeat with such grace. Second of all, it does involve me, as a New Englander and a patriot both.

[carl_sack_esq]

Riiiight.

I never said the Giants wouldn't win. I said no one had won yet, meaning both teams.

[mr_colbert]

You are un-American if you root for anyone other than the Patriots! Foreigner!

[carl_sack_esq]

Are you saying every football fan in the United States who does not choose the Patriots as their team of choice is un-American? By virtue of being American, don't we have freedom of choice? By trying to limit our choices aren't you leaning toward Communism, Stephen?

[mr_colbert]

Not at all. That's like saying not wanting Americans to be Nazis during World War II is being a Communist. That doesn't make sense.

Are you a Nazi, Carl?