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WSA adsense code -->Normally I’d be moaning that American football is a shoulder-padded game for girls, but firstly England were beaten in the opening weekend of the Six Nations 
, and secondly, paidtwice has done an excellent superbowl themed carnival of personal finance. So go and check it out. I particularly like:
- Top 10 reasons people spend more than they earn @ Accumulating Money - by the way, none of them are good reasons
- Joe Sixpack and the Battle of the Soul Sucking Job @ Credit Withdrawal - I can honestly say I have never been in this position, but there but for the grace of randomness,…
- If You Truly Invest For The Long Term, Then Stop Checking Your Stock Prices All The Time @ Money Blue Book - what he said
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© 2008 plonkee money. 
What the….American football is a shoulder padded game for girls?? haha
My favourite description is that it includes the worst aspects of American culture - violence and board meetings
And I’m of course compelled to point out that England didn’t lose, they threw the game away (literally, in the case of Saint Johnny!)
Thanks for the link. I like the ‘for the sake of randomness’.
I saw that Football Carnival. It was great! I am still licking my wounds as I am a Patriots Fan
Lisa
Ooh, I watched the England game online and have to say I agree with Guinness. I also agree with your thoughts on American football, but the carnival was fun.
@guinness416 and Looby:
I may have to make a unilateral decision and withdraw English citizenship from them. Against the Welsh of all people.
That’s funny, I just told someone in the office here that the Irish team should have their passports confiscated. Don’t worry, you’ll beat us.
Good links by the way, I like baby carnival roundups more than the big ones these days.