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celts32 02-02-2012 02:13 PM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
Super Bowl should not be on Saturday...Super Bowl Sunday is a tradition. The answer to this problem is to get the Super Bowl to Presidents Day Weekend...that way kids are off from school and a large percentage of the workforce has Monday off. That will be one of the benefits of the 18 game regular season that most people otherwise don't want.

sportscurmudgeon 02-02-2012 04:12 PM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
[quote=los panda;881163]it's very critical to get a paid day off when it's time to open a new calendar[/quote]

You are correct. It is NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL to get a paid day off when it is time to open a new calendar.

Here is the fundamental difference:
[INDENT]New Year's Day IS a Holiday already

Super Bowl Monday is NOT a Holiday already.[/INDENT]
To create a Federal Holiday - - or to get rid of one as the Congress did with the creation of President's Day - - requires legislation.

There is going to have to be a TON of pressure on Congress to get rid of a Holiday called New Year's Day because some folks will be upset about losing that Holiday. The fact of its existence makes it difficult for a Congressthing to start a campaign to take it away from folks.

It will take an equal amount of pressure on Congress to create a new Federal Holiday. And as soon as someone starts to do that, there will be competition from various other "interest groups" who would like a day to honor them or one of their heroes/heroines.

If you think you have a winning argument here vis a vis New Year's Day, it will only cost you 44-cents to mail it to your Congressman. Me, I have better things to do...

Lotus 02-02-2012 05:21 PM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
[quote=sportscurmudgeon;881217]You are correct. It is NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL to get a paid day off when it is time to open a new calendar.

Here is the fundamental difference:
[INDENT]New Year's Day IS a Holiday already

Super Bowl Monday is NOT a Holiday already.[/INDENT]
To create a Federal Holiday - - or to get rid of one as the Congress did with the creation of President's Day - - requires legislation.

There is going to have to be a TON of pressure on Congress to get rid of a Holiday called New Year's Day because some folks will be upset about losing that Holiday. The fact of its existence makes it difficult for a Congressthing to start a campaign to take it away from folks.

[B]It will take an equal amount of pressure on Congress to create a new Federal Holiday.[/B] And as soon as someone starts to do that, there will be competition from various other "interest groups" who would like a day to honor them or one of their heroes/heroines.

If you think you have a winning argument here vis a vis New Year's Day, it will only cost you 44-cents to mail it to your Congressman. Me, I have better things to do...[/quote]

There are plenty of other countries who have many more holidays than we do. We need more holidays. Forget Super Bowl Monday - we need Super Bowl Week. And Arbor Week, I might add, as well as Groundhog Week.

SmootSmack 02-02-2012 05:22 PM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
[quote=Lotus;881238]There are plenty of other countries who have many more holidays than we do. We need more holidays. Forget Super Bowl Monday - we need Super Bowl Week. And Arbor Week, I might add, as well as Groundhog Week.[/quote]

Ha! For a second there I thought you wrote Ann Arbor week

And we can just have Groundhog Week over and over again

redskin29633 02-02-2012 09:19 PM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
[quote=celts32;881208]Super Bowl should not be on Saturday...Super Bowl Sunday is a tradition. The answer to this problem is to get the Super Bowl to Presidents Day Weekend...that way kids are off from school and a large percentage of the workforce has Monday off. That will be one of the benefits of the 18 game regular season that most people otherwise don't want.[/quote]

Ahhh, maybe there is some benefit to age. Since I have retired, every day is like Saturday (except Sunday--but then Sunday is followed by Saturday). Guys, I highly recommend retirement. I watched more guilt free football this year than ever! No school, no work, that's how I roll!:)

los panda 02-03-2012 12:32 AM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
[quote=sportscurmudgeon;881217]You are correct. It is NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL to get a paid day off when it is time to open a new calendar.

Here is the fundamental difference:
[INDENT]New Year's Day IS a Holiday already

Super Bowl Monday is NOT a Holiday already.[/INDENT]
To create a Federal Holiday - - or to get rid of one as the Congress did with the creation of President's Day - - requires legislation.

There is going to have to be a TON of pressure on Congress to get rid of a Holiday called New Year's Day because some folks will be upset about losing that Holiday. The fact of its existence makes it difficult for a Congressthing to start a campaign to take it away from folks.

It will take an equal amount of pressure on Congress to create a new Federal Holiday. And as soon as someone starts to do that, there will be competition from various other "interest groups" who would like a day to honor them or one of their heroes/heroines.

If you think you have a winning argument here vis a vis New Year's Day, it will only cost you 44-cents to mail it to your Congressman. Me, I have better things to do...[/quote]i completely understand. no one said anything about getting rid of any holidays. i'm talking about throwing one more log on the fire

"should" key word

Hog1 02-03-2012 08:59 AM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
Joe was on M&M a minute ago. He's talking about the Skins SB teams...they're running Skins SB footage in the background....nice. Good to see Joe.
Doug, Ricky, Timmy.....C. Mann
MAN, I hope we are returning to some of that...

Alvin Walton 02-03-2012 10:03 AM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
Haha....I dont see the govt creating a new holiday based on a hang over.

los panda 02-03-2012 12:53 PM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
[quote=Hog1;881464]Joe was on M&M a minute ago. He's talking about the Skins SB teams...they're running Skins SB footage in the background....nice. Good to see Joe.
Doug, Ricky, Timmy.....C. Mann
MAN, I hope we are returning to some of that...[/quote]charles mann is a class act. i got the ol' meet n greet at the grand opening of a hardware store when i was in 1st grade. back then i believe it was the greatest day of my life. HAIL!

Hog1 02-03-2012 03:22 PM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
We need to be scoring a few more like him in the upcoming draft......

Giantone 02-03-2012 04:07 PM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
[quote=Hog1;881464]Joe was on M&M a minute ago. He's talking about the Skins SB teams...they're running Skins SB footage in the background....nice. Good to see Joe.
Doug, Ricky, Timmy.....C. Mann
MAN, I hope we are returning to some of that...[/quote]



....joe who?

SmootSmack 02-03-2012 04:14 PM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
[quote=Giantone;881641]....joe who?[/quote]

gibbs

Giantone 02-03-2012 04:25 PM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
[quote=SmootSmack;881646]gibbs[/quote]



...best coach in the NFL at second half adjustments!

NC_Skins 02-03-2012 04:26 PM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
[quote=Giantone;881654]...best coach in the NFL at second half adjustments![/quote]

gibbs 1.0 we should say.

celts32 02-03-2012 04:48 PM

Re: Around the NFL: Super Bowl Thread
 
[quote=Giantone;881654]...best coach in the NFL at second half adjustments![/quote]

Best coach.


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