How about them Giants...

ray a

I don't care what Las Vegas says. Giants by a touchdown in the SuperBowl..

HRQ

I don't actually care. I don't follow football, even when the biggest game of the year is just 10 miles from my house.

I'm just hoping some gajillionaire sees my house is for sale and makes an offer for twice my asking price, so he can use it for his winter home a few days a year.

I'll let you know when it happens. Hah.

ray a

Hey Q, why don't you take a couple days off and let some of us guys come down and use your house for a place to crash during the Big Bowl?

HRQ

For the right price, I'm in.

ray a

OK, Joannie wants to join the party too.

jdn

Didn't I hear that someone that lives across from the stadium is renting his house out for $20,000? I am not sure if that was for the weekend, or the week. He was planning on buying some new furniture and making a few extra mortgage payments with the money.
If you live close enough, that might be an option.
Jamie

Dutch2

Well.... not so happy that the Giants made it but at least the Cowboys didn't.
Go Pat's....
I must admint if the Packers had won, I would be cheering them on instead of the Pat's.

NeedCoffee

You know, it begs the question...."What exactly is a 'Packer' anyway?"

ray a

Meat Packers. That was a big industry there, I believe.

Dutch2

Ray, you may not have been around long enough, but I still remember watching the original freezer bowl on the frozen trunda when Bart Starr called a quarterback sneak and the Packers won the game.

Didn't I hear over the weekend that the Packers have been in Green Bay longer than any other NFL team has been in their home town? Since the early 1900's.

ray a

Yes, I remember that, Dutch. I've been a Giants fan since 1964 when Y. A. Tittle played. Sam Huff was my favorite and was disappointed when he went to the Redskins.