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I wondered why my church wasn't having a Super Bowl party this year, because using a projector is exactly what we've done the past two years. :worthy:

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NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said the league's long-standing policy is to ban "mass out-of-home viewing" of the Super Bowl. An exception is made for sports bars and other businesses that show televised sports as a part of their everyday operations.

 

that show televised sports as a part of their everyday operations???

 

How about:

 

that support billions in network TV ad spending by selling copius amounts of beer.

 

 

I'll bet if they had a giant TV screen showing the game in a GM plant, the NFL wouldn't be sending threatening letters.

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that show televised sports as a part of their everyday operations???

 

How about:

 

that support billions in network TV ad spending by selling copius amounts of beer.

I'll bet if they had a giant TV screen showing the game in a GM plant, the NFL wouldn't be sending threatening letters.

Maybe. But a few years back the Bills showed the Fish game down in Miami in the Field House. Some portion of the proceeds went to Roswell Park. They were going to make it an annual thing but the league made them stop doing it claiming that having a corner of the Field House packed with fans hurt the TV ratings. :worthy::beer:

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The NFL is definitely getting too full of itself. Banning the use of the words "Super Bowl"? WTF?

 

:worthy: you tags, goodell and the rest of the mental midgets that compromise the league offices.

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I'll bet if they had a giant TV screen showing the game in a GM plant, the NFL wouldn't be sending threatening letters.

 

Thiiiis is Ouuuuuurrrrr Counnnttry!

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Uhhhh...what? There's a 55" limit on the size of the TV you can show the Super Bowl on? :lol:

 

Don't tell the NFL that I'm going to be watching the game on my 110" screen :ph34r:

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The NFL is definitely getting too full of itself. Banning the use of the words "Super Bowl"? WTF?

 

:lol: you tags, goodell and the rest of the mental midgets that compromise the league offices.

I suspect this is Goodell screwing around with enforcement. Did you see Chris Brown's blog about Goodell's idea to put headsets in the helmets of the entire offense so they can hear snap counts and audibles over the crowd noise?

 

"I love the 12th man," Goodell said. "I love the fact that home fans can influence the game. I'm not trying to take that away. I'm just trying to let our teams perform at the highest possible level in a way that will allow our fans to enjoy the experience as much as possible." :ph34r::blink:

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It's not like the NFL is hosting its own viewing parties for the Super Bowl. The make money on the rights fees and the networks make money on the ads to pay the networks.

 

Whether someone watches the ad among 200 or just 2, shouldn't make a difference.

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That's TWICE the limit! Somebody fine that man...twice!

Actually it's four times. You figure it out and get back to me when you figure out basic geometry. :lol:

 

BTW, I will be showing it on a 106" screen in HD. :ph34r:

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