This time its the scoreboard...looks like the fix is in yet again:

Baltimore Ravens kicker Billy Cundiff said he had to rush on to the field before his game-ending miss in Sunday's AFC Championship Game because of a scoreboard malfunction at Gillette Stadium.



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Cundiff missed the 32-yard field goal in the final seconds, leaving the Ravens with a 23-20 defeat at New England instead of heading to overtime for a shot at a berth in Super Bowl XLVI.

He takes full responsibility for the miss, but explained to Deadspin that he coordinates his pre-kick routine to the scoreboard and thought it was only third down when he was suddenly called to take the potentially game-tying kick.

A Ravens spokesman said that after watching the All-22 video of the game, team officials confirmed the scoreboard error. Still, some analysts have questioned why head coach John Harbaugh did not call a timeout to give his kicker more time to prepare for the momentous try.

nice try, but you're still a pats fan

OH HAPPY DAY..............oh happy day.................OH HAPPY DAY AY...

WHEN JESUS WASH................WASHES OUR SINS AWAY.

OH HAPPY DAY.

It's a happy day.

- Edwin Hawkins Singers.

Skipedy doo dah, skipedy ay, my oh my what a wonderful day.

Plenty of sunshine headed my way, skipedy doo dah, skipedy ay!

While he washes away my sins can he give me the winning lottery numbers too?

Doug-THE-Dolfan Wrote:
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> Skipedy doo dah, skipedy ay, my oh my what a
> wonderful day.
>
> Plenty of sunshine headed my way, skipedy doo dah,
> skipedy ay!
>
> While he washes away my sins can he give me the
> winning lottery numbers too?


Zip-a-dee or zippity...not skipadey

LOL.

I think at some point in the song which say zippity there is later a skippity.

ChyrenB Wrote:
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> I think at some point in the song which say
> zippity there is later a skippity.

Not in the original version, at least according to my google machine.

Dammit! I ordered you to put that google machine away! Don't you remember??????

(he taught me how)
he taught me how
(to watch)
(fight and pray)
(fight and pray)
(and he'll rejoice)
(in things we say)
(everyday)
Oh, happy day
(oh, happy day)

when jesus washed

washes our sins away.

Put your hands on thee hands of thee man that still the waters...

put your hands on thee hands of thee man who calmed the sea...

Take a look at yourself and you might look at others differently....

by putting your hands on the hand of thee man from galilee.

I like your posts, Sam!

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"When you suck long enough, you get a Hickey"

I was going to close this thread for straying off topic. But learning that ChyrenB likes country music was worth keeping it open.

Aqua&Orange Wrote:
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> I like your posts, Sam!

This thread makes me grateful that it is not the future yet and these posts are still free of sound...I dread the day when I can hear you guys singing songs, especially country! Argh...Please someone kill me before that day arrives.

I think Sam is Cuban...lol, so imagine a bit of an accent with his songs!



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"When you suck long enough, you get a Hickey"

LOL. It always seems like closing threads and ChyrenB are mentioned in the same sentence.

Aqua&Orange Wrote:
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> I think Sam is Cuban...lol, so imagine a bit of an
> accent with his songs!
>
>


I came to this country really young....so no accent. lol

I like this thread. My reference was to the old disney movie "song of the south" which is now banned from sale in th US due to racest termonology or racest themes.

Its probably way too old for most here.

As far as religion, I am very different than most. I believe in all religions. Christian, Jewish, Buddism, Flying Spaghetti Monster, Hindu, etc. Each and everyone of them is special.

As far as I am concerned none of them have it completley right and it is up to the individual.

Individual freedom and tolerance is what life is all about!

DarthHoodie Wrote:
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> This thread makes me grateful that it is not the
> future yet and these posts are still free of
> sound...I dread the day when I can hear you guys
> singing songs, especially country! Argh...Please
> someone kill me before that day arrives.


You know that's what I thought when I was a teenage dishwasher in the only restraurant in my small town in Oklahoma in the 60's. I had to listen to that stuff. I thought I hated it. I liked Rock and Roll, Elvis, and the Beatles, and Paul Anka and etc.

But after traveling the world, finishing education, getting a job and settling down, I happen to hear an advertisement for old country hits. I realized that I had really liked it without knowing it. Maybe I didn't like the non-"hits" but I really had, in the intervening years, missed the hits like Roy Clark's "Tips of my Fingers" and Patsy Cline "Walkin after Midnight" and songs like "Hello, Walls" by Faron Young. So I brought the albums. I also like the 70's country music, Dolly Parton and Charley Pride and Randy Travis is as modern as I get.

So without knowing it, country music became a part of me. I just didn't realize it.

I like country music.

Also...

Soft Rock, nickelback, stained, rascal flatts .....old school planet patrol, rundmc LLcoolJ, etc...Im from the 70s and 80s.


I love music.

Sorry to tell you this Sam, but you will not be invited to DJ my superbowl 46 after party

DarthHoodie Wrote:
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> Sorry to tell you this Sam, but you will not be
> invited to DJ my superbowl 46 after party


So you are saying you like None of the above....

I think people would love a superbowl party featuring a comeback from Planet Patrol and afrika bambaatta

A lot of people anyways. Probably the older crowd.

Now your talking better music Sam... I enjoy a strange, eclectic mix, but almost none of it is pop, country or soft rock.