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Watching games of the past
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by Good As Gold How many times have you watched certain movies over and over again? The story and ending don't change. Originally Posted by gosaints1 Or the same music? “Ain’t it funny how the melody..., can bring ...
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02-12-2021, 05:11 PM
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Re: Watching games of the past
Originally Posted by Good As Gold
Originally Posted by gosaints1
Just not the same for me. I enjoy movies for the story. The same as novels I have read over and over. Music brings another sensation, but one that is still embellished by listening again. However, when I watch football my enjoyment comes solely from the unknown, dynamic nature. I'll record some sporting events thinking I'll watch them later, but never do because I already know the outcome.
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02-12-2021, 05:41 PM
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Re: Watching games of the past
Originally Posted by AsylumGuido
I hear you, and fully understand. But entertainment is entertainment is entertainment..., to me, lol. Time and place for everything and while I do watch movies and listen to music much more often, repeatedly, than a sporting event, I still do go back and watch replays of sporting events. But, in all truthiness, even sporting events don’t “do it” for me anymore. I much prefer a wine-tasting. I think since I’ve already been at the Saints NFC Championship game and Super Bowl as a season ticket holder, I just didn’t get as “excited” in successive years, and I don’t regret letting my season tickets go away, at all. I do go back and replay games from the SB year as they “take me to another place and time”. Same for music and/or movies though.
Bottom line - for me..., nothing gets me as excited as a very good charcuterie board, live music outside, and a couple bottles of M5 Stagecoach Cab for my partner in crime and myself, along with family and friends at a big table. |
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02-13-2021, 04:34 PM
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Re: Watching games of the past
Once again the day RailBoss realized that there truly was a God watching over our beloved Saints.
We all have our favorite players however I will always be grateful for Tracy O'Neil Porter the kid from Port Allen. or |
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02-17-2021, 12:47 PM
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Re: Watching games of the past
Originally Posted by AsylumGuido
Well, I'm not into watching commercials so it works for me.
 Edit: When I do watch games other than the Saints, like a divisional rival, I record them. I watch the Saints live because I can't throw my mojo to my beloved Saints after the game is over....
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02-17-2021, 02:38 PM
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Re: Watching games of the past
I will occasionally watch old games that I find on You Tube. The old games I enjoy most are the games Chuck Muncie played in. I still can't get over how big and fast he was.
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