April 14th, 2008, 09:07 PM
I've watched two games recently, which is two more games than I've watched in the last ten years.
The first game was Saturday night's game with the Habs. I guess I didn't so much watch it as, hear it. Being the best wives in the world that my friend and I are, we spent the day cleaning the garage, and when the guys showed up back at the house and sat down to watch the game, we went grocery shopping and made supper while they drank beer and cheered on the Habs. We didn't even realize how funny it looked until we were eating and catching the tail end of the game.
Then last night hubby sat down to watch the Flames game. That was one of the funnier starts to a game I've seen.
I've watched two games recently, which is two more games than I've watched in the last ten years.
The first game was Saturday night's game with the Habs. I guess I didn't so much watch it as, hear it. Being the best wives in the world that my friend and I are, we spent the day cleaning the garage, and when the guys showed up back at the house and sat down to watch the game, we went grocery shopping and made supper while they drank beer and cheered on the Habs. We didn't even realize how funny it looked until we were eating and catching the tail end of the game.
Then last night hubby sat down to watch the Flames game. That was one of the funnier starts to a game I've seen.
April 14th, 2008, 09:29 PM
Quoting karrie
And you only watch twice a year? Hell, you could coach the Canucks.
Well Kreskin, I think there's a fine line to be walked between winning the game, and playing the game. The neutral zone trap can be beneficial to the team, but, it can make for a pretty stale, boring game. But maybe that's just me.
April 14th, 2008, 09:33 PM
Quoting Kreskin
They'd definitely spend more time trying to get to the end zone, their motivation to score would be through the roof.
You know, she has a point. If a naked woman coached the Canucks perhaps the guys would play a little 'harder'.
