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    fishbane 2.3.2008 at 11:11 pm |

    Yep, my experience in Brooklyn, and results guess, too. I guess I could check the news sites and confirm, but I know someone will tell me tomorrow anyway, and that’s all I need to know.

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    fishbane 2.3.2008 at 11:13 pm |

    Now I’m getting an impromptu fireworks display…

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    Natasha 2.3.2008 at 11:22 pm |

    I’m in Boston right now…the response isn’t as happy…

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    Daisy 2.3.2008 at 11:33 pm |

    More cowbell! :)

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    Henry 2.4.2008 at 12:16 am |

    Congrats, hell of a game. Big Blue really got it done defensively tonight.

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    exholt 2.4.2008 at 12:23 am |

    Now I’m getting an impromptu fireworks display…

    What a coincidence. Fireworks are going off right next to the living room window!

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    Melanie 2.4.2008 at 12:24 am |

    When I lived in New York a few years back, I was astounded that people would wish each other “Happy Super Bowl”. There’s no way Australians would wish each other “Happy XXX Sporting Event” – not even for the Melbourne Cup or the Test Cricket. And Americans who visit Australia should never, ever, ever say you “Root for xxxx team”. It does not mean the same thing here. And yeah, “Woo!”.

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    jessilikewhoa 2.4.2008 at 12:36 am |

    i watched “the puppy bowl” on animal planet instead. it was fantastic.

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    Heather 2.4.2008 at 1:08 am |

    Even though my team wasn’t playing, I got a lot of fun out of heckling the pats fans. It’s sort of a shame I had to wait eighteen games for the pats to lose, though . . . but wow, was there some awesome in tonight’s game.

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    Kitty 2.4.2008 at 1:37 am |

    I didn’t even know who was playing until I heard people yelling about it after it was over.

    Hell, they’re still yelling, and it’s quiet hours. Not that noise after quiet hours is at all unusual on my floor. Sigh.

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    Nellie 2.4.2008 at 2:00 am |

    I live in Boston, I could tell the Pats lost because this is the quietest night on my street that I can remember!

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    Hops 2.4.2008 at 2:59 am |

    My joy tonight came not from the New JERSEY Giants win, but rather the Patriots loss. Belichick’s surly post-game interview was just icing.

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    Sycorax 2.4.2008 at 4:14 am |

    The “Woo!” thing reminds me of a friend of mine who lived in Russia for a couple of years–his Russian friends’ imitations of Americans consisted of simply bellowing “Fuuuuck!” over and over.

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    louise 2.4.2008 at 7:35 am |

    My kids watched the Puppy Bowl, too.

    I’m a 3rd generation Giants/Yankees fan as well as native Mainer- it’s hard whenever NY beats Boston. A great defensive game (arguably one of the best SB games ever); I am thrilled but stunned that they pulled this off! 17 years since last Giants SB win…

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    AJ 2.4.2008 at 8:01 am |

    I live in Boston, right near one of the colleges. Students woke me up every night during the World Series. Fortunately, I slept through any of the ruckus that may have gone on last night. I’m from NY originally, so I’m glad the Giants won. :)

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    Doug 2.4.2008 at 9:59 am |

    Jill, you’re going to have to come down south for a Georgia football game sometime. Imagine every yelling, screaming Giants fan in Manhattan packed into a campus about 1/24th the size of Manhattan and you’ve pretty much got it. And the whole thing smells like fried chicken and Jack Daniels.

    But back on topic, thank you, Jints, for saving us from the spectacle of the media fellating Tom Brady and the Patriots for the next 12 months.

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    Hawise 2.4.2008 at 5:02 pm |

    I helped a friend do inventory just like every SuperBowl. I still get pizza.

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    Vanessa 2.4.2008 at 5:16 pm |

    Woooo!!!! Giants rule!

    (What can I say, I’m stereotypical.)

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