Posted by Beth/MD on 1/31/06 7:14pm
Msg #92764

Just Curious...What's your SuperBowl plan?

We're going to a party with mixed fans. Some Seattle fans and some Pittsburg fans. After a few drinks I wonder how that will go over?

Reply by Janlee_MI on 1/31/06 7:25pm
Msg #92772

I am having my relatives in for the Game. They are going to the superbowl. I can't see spending that kind of money. But to each their own.

Reply by Charles_Ca on 1/31/06 7:31pm
Msg #92777

What's a Super Bowl or I detest spectator sports! NM

Reply by Teddog_CO on 1/31/06 7:41pm
Msg #92785

Charles Ca

I can relate. "Just what the heck are those guys doing out there anyway??" A person could possibly be injured ! lol

I'll stick with horseback riding and "Hup Hup! Mush On!" and hiking is nice too! LOL

Reply by Charles_Ca on 1/31/06 7:51pm
Msg #92793

I just like to participate, I get bored watching.

Dogs are all good, I like bicycling, kayaking, canoeing and scuba diving. I don't know why but I've never been particularly comfortable around horses. I have several in one of my fields and I enjoy bringng them apples and other treats but I don't think I'd like being at the mercy of one of those beasts.

Reply by Teddog_CO on 1/31/06 8:01pm
Msg #92798

Re: I just like to participate, I get bored watching.

Trust me , horses are just happy getting goodies! Watching football (to me) is like watching the 5:30pm rush for the L-Train in Chicago and just about as good for your physical well being.
I do watch the Purnia Dog Challenge with the fervor of a football fan "Go figure?" that one! LOL "Different strokes, for different folks" lol

Reply by Teddog_CO on 1/31/06 7:31pm
Msg #92776

Gee! Beth you're a Brave gal! lol

Sure hope they are all friends. Do you carry household insurance (just in case) there are a few broken items. Just kidding, I've been to a few parties that had "mixed fans" nothing much happened. A lot of yelling , ate a lot of food and you might want to put a "drink limit" on some of those critters. LOL

Best of Luck! "Gosh! hope we don't see you on the news channel."

Teddog

Reply by Beth/MD on 1/31/06 7:38pm
Msg #92783

It ain't my house! Thank goodness. I grew up with 4 older athletic brothers! I know better than to put all of that in one room...

Reply by Teddog_CO on 1/31/06 7:42pm
Msg #92786

See Beth! I knew you were a Smart Gal !lol nm

Reply by NM_CO on 1/31/06 7:36pm
Msg #92782

Going to a friends house and I'm bringing my famous artichoke/spinach/crab dip. YUM!

Reply by Stamper_WI on 1/31/06 7:52pm
Msg #92794

Call my Dad to remind him its on (he's 87) then go do something else. I live in Packer country

Reply by SignerCA on 1/31/06 7:58pm
Msg #92796

We are World Cup watchers here...

The world revolves around the Cup. Every four years I become single again for a few weeks which used to be nice until I became single with kids.

Reply by LkArrowhd/CA on 1/31/06 8:11pm
Msg #92802

Yum is right can you send me that recipe??

Reply by LilyMD on 1/31/06 8:21pm
Msg #92810

Yes, that does sound good. Can you share the recipe?

Reply by Charm_AL on 2/1/06 7:54am
Msg #92868

We are going to have some friends over, Pitt team is hometown for one of them, it'll be interesting!

Reply by NM_CO on 2/1/06 10:34am
Msg #92952

Re: Recipe

one package of everything:

shredded mozarella - leave 1/2 cup to the side
sour cream - full size
shredded asiago cheese
artichoke jar - make sure it's the marinated artichokes
can of crab meat - optional
parmesan - i usually use the real paremesan that is shredded but that's optional
red onion chopped
1 bag of fresh spinach - this is what makes it, the frozen spinach makes it to runny

2 philadelphia cream cheese packages

mix everything together except the spinach. once mixed, fold the spinach into the mixture. put into cake pan or the like and top with 1/2 cup of shredded mozarella, bake for about 45 minutes or until steamy hot. serve in bread bowl or ceramic dish and serve with remainder bread pieces or chips.

it's soooooooooo good!!!!!!!!! and really low fat too, ;) it's kinda pricey but so worth it!

Reply by Marlene_USNA on 2/1/06 8:40am
Msg #92890

Someone sent an email around the office yesterday with 21 SuperBowl tickets available, $1750 each.

I'll be watching the game from the comfort and warmth, and affordability, of my living room sofa.

Reply by Marlene_USNA on 2/1/06 8:41am
Msg #92892

P.S. Go Steelers! n/m

Reply by Allison_Mich on 2/1/06 9:47am
Msg #92916

Party at Andiamos rooting for steelers!

I will be at a superbowl party with my friends and business partners at one of the Detroit area's finest restaurants cheering on the Steelers!

Reply by Dee_Fla on 2/1/06 10:02am
Msg #92925

You all are too funny!!! Party on....whether your alone or with a gang of folks, but just have safe fun.

The boys and I r just gonna sit back and watch it from the comfort of our home too!! Just order pizza, some wings, some pop and enjoy watch those guys kick each others butts!

We usually bet whose gonna win even if either teams are not our favorites..but just to see who will win!! I did that once a few years back and the one guy's party i was at, still owes me mula!! Maybe I should send collections after him?

LOL!!
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Reply by newlysmomva on 2/1/06 10:08am
Msg #92933

watch the last five minutes and then order my son a hat and sweatshirt from QVC as I have done for the last 10 years.

Reply by BetsyMI on 2/1/06 10:14am
Msg #92939

My singles golf group is having a party. Festivities start on Saturday where we'll all gather to start some of the food. Two of the guys are marinating four or five pork loins overnight, then cutting them into one inch pieces and finishing them on the grill on Sunday. Thirty five or so will gather for the game and dinner and football pool for which we had to buy squares with winners at the end of each quarter.

We're just hoping there won't be a huge snowstorm and frigid weather here like there was when we hosted the superbowl 24 years ago.