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To: presidio9
Sure. That's why J'ai L'ai is the most popular spectator sport in the world, right?

Actually I live right in the heart of Jai Alai country and can tell you that while Jai Alai can SEEM boring, the MOMENT you bet some money on it, Jai Alai becomes the most exciting sport imaginable. I know since I will go into a frenzy after placing my Quinella bets. Try placing a bet on Jai Alai sometime and you will see how incredibly exciting it is.

48 posted on 07/08/2003 11:06:07 AM PDT by PJ-Comix (He who laughs last was too dumb to figure out the joke first)
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To: PJ-Comix
Actually a bar I go to in NY took bets on curling durning the olympics. Made it exciting as hell. That's not the point. Speed does not necessarily make a sport more or less exciting.
49 posted on 07/08/2003 11:16:20 AM PDT by presidio9 (RUN AL, RUN!!!)
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To: PJ-Comix
Went to the Dania Fronton several times to watch all those Jewish and Japanese jocks play......

They ought to have different weight classes, right up to Sumi Size and uniform and do that on ice with triple points for a successful triple jump as you swing your thing......

That little pill flies at NASCAR speeds......

Now there's a thought!

Tennis uniforms with the NASCAR uniform fashion statement; "DUPONT #24", "LOWES #19", "VIAGARA #69", "HILLARY #04", "SLICK #00"......
58 posted on 07/08/2003 11:32:54 AM PDT by autoresponder (. . . . SOME CAN*T HANDLE THE TRUTH . . . THE NYT ESPECIALLY!)
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To: PJ-Comix
Rain becomes interesting when you start placing bets, that's not a valid test.
62 posted on 07/08/2003 11:38:13 AM PDT by discostu (you've got to bleed for the dancer)
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