Soldier's*Sweeties
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Really? I thought we had all been pretty congratulatory to you Giants fans.
It wasn't meant to be offensive or point fingers...
It was just a joke...
Really? I thought we had all been pretty congratulatory to you Giants fans.
Really? I thought we had all been pretty congratulatory to you Giants fans.
Ah.It wasn't meant to be offensive or point fingers...
It was just a joke...
It is simple. People have always hated consistent winners. I understand how you feel. Really I do.
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I don't have an issue with it...he played hard all season and during the Super Bowl....What is he supposed to do curl up in a ball and cry over a loss?
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...no, I totally agree with you - neither he nor the rest of the Pats should 'curl up in a ball and cry'...the point I was making was that there was this big to-do over his injury, yet he sure didn't even RESEMBLE being hurt on that dance floor. If any player of any of the teams of which I root had and 'injury' and then showed up shakin' his groove thing after a MAJOR loss (ie: Superbowl, World Series, etc.) I'd be kinda tee'd off...
But the man played, and played his heart out, injury or not. He's not Manny Ramierez, faking an injury to get out of playing against the Yankees and then partying. Gronk doesn't need to apologize for partying after the game. And if I was a Pats fan and saw that, I'd have no problem with it. Life is short, party when you can.
But the man played, and played his heart out, injury or not. He's not Manny Ramierez, faking an injury to get out of playing against the Yankees and then partying. Gronk doesn't need to apologize for partying after the game. And if I was a Pats fan and saw that, I'd have no problem with it. Life is short, party when you can.
But the man played, and played his heart out, injury or not. He's not Manny Ramierez, faking an injury to get out of playing against the Yankees and then partying. Gronk doesn't need to apologize for partying after the game. And if I was a Pats fan and saw that, I'd have no problem with it. Life is short, party when you can.
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(he hates it)
But I was able to watch it on the internet, so I certainly had a good view.![]()
....looks like MK at Christmas!![]()
....I'm sad I missed this:
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....too bad no one showed up...
What's even more impressive is that's just one of the celebrations. At least 1 million in the city and another 20,000 or 30,000 in NJ. And I haven't heard about any arrests (doesn't mean there weren't any). We know how to celebrate!

This is just freaking awesome!
Nice to see so many people show up and appreciate the teams win. Its also great that a city appreciates a teams win so much that the city goes on hold for a little while for the big celebration.
I took the day off of work and took my DS (11 at the time)out of school to the parade the city gave when our Steelers won Superbowl 43. We froze our black and gold bums off, but it was the absolute best. I don't regret it for a second. We arrived very early and were smack dab up against the fence. We got some great pics and memories.
Great job Giants and Giants fans!
This is just freaking awesome!
Nice to see so many people show up and appreciate the teams win. Its also great that a city appreciates a teams win so much that the city goes on hold for a little while for the big celebration.
I took the day off of work and took my DS (11 at the time)out of school to the parade the city gave when our Steelers won Superbowl 43. We froze our black and gold bums off, but it was the absolute best. I don't regret it for a second. We arrived very early and were smack dab up against the fence. We got some great pics and memories.
Great job Giants and Giants fans!