Originally Posted by katt

We do this for Monday night football - it's awesome! you pick your team, then write down things that you want your partner to do for you for certain things in the game if it happens to your team.. everything is in one minute increments.

such as

Field Goal - Suck me for one minute
Sack - Use Vibrator on me for one minute
TD, Interception, Fumble, Safety, Half-time lead... you get the pic

then the team that wins - that person gets what ever they want the NEXT night..

Anyone ever done this ?? it's really fun!

Originally Posted by katt

Is that good or bad

It's all just fun

Originally Posted by MACCA

Do you ever go into extra time or penalties ???

Originally Posted by Raz

^^^^
If I happen to miss, I get a free kick.

Originally Posted by katt

Better be careful - you may have to punt

Originally Posted by Raz

Punt???

Sorry, may be because I'm English

Originally Posted by ponyboy

So are you a wide reciever or a tight end?

Originally Posted by katt

You don't have football there????

Originally Posted by ponyboy

So are you a wide reciever or a tight end?

Originally Posted by katt

after my leg workout yesterday, I'd have to say tight end

Originally Posted by Raz

Yes, but it's called 'rugby' and I haven't heard of the phrase 'punt'.

A punt usually is on the fourth down and is designed to drive the other team back as far as possible before they take possession of the ball

Originally Posted by katt

You mean a forward then? That is called a 'prop' to us. The aim is to get the ball and just run, run into men or thin air but make yards with that ball. It was the position I played.

Originally Posted by Raz

No - it's not a "player" it's a term.... when the opposing team drops and kicks the ball to the other team...

Originally Posted by Raz

Yes, but it's called 'rugby' and I haven't heard of the phrase 'punt'.

A punt usually is on the fourth down and is designed to drive the other team back as far as possible before they take possession of the ball

Originally Posted by I Are Baboon

My favorite football "game" to play while watching is the "beer game." I drink a beer, then when I finish it, I go to the fridge and get another beer. When I finish that one, I go to the fridge and get another. Repeat until I am all out of beer or I fall into a nice beer-induced nap. What's great about this game is that either way, I'm a winner.

Originally Posted by FatCatMC

I think everyone's a winner in Katt's version.

Originally Posted by IainDaniel

Especially if you add beer to the equation.

Originally Posted by MACCA

Katt, has your other half ever said to you that you needed substituting and tried bringing someone else on to take your position........

Originally Posted by IainDaniel

you want to be substituted into her position. Please tell me you are female.

Originally Posted by MACCA

No, iam 100% male, well i was the last time i looked, what i meant Katt was i hoped that you were perfoming ok and that your other half didnt want to substitude you for another girl/lady and take over the position that you was playing....

Originally Posted by MACCA

Ha HA, i thought i would get some real verbal for that question, and if i had you would of got a red card and wouldnt be able to play football for a few weeks........How long do you think you could go without a game of footy Katt ???

Originally Posted by MACCA

Ok im from the UK and our football involves a lot of dribbling and backpassing, sorry im getting a vision of you playing with yourself.....football that is..

Originally Posted by katt

mmmmm I really don't know..... but if I did get a red card, I would probably have to play the game all by myself

Originally Posted by ponyboy

Is getting a red card like earning your red wings? Or when the tomato boat is in port? Or like a visit by your Aunt Flo?

Originally Posted by Raz

A red card, means a sending off. So if a player commited a foul, he would first get a caution (yellow card) and then if he commits another foul he get's sent off (red card.)

Originally Posted by katt

ahhhh.... so it is a "term"....