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Originally Posted by improb
Honestly i am just trying to avoid confusion for any reader and i am using alternative terms such as soccer for Football and gridiron for American Football.
Anyway, holy ****, it's already 2 A.M. here, time to go to sleep, i hadn't even realized it is so late here, i hope i will be able to sleep despite the humid weather.
Honestly i am just trying to avoid confusion for any reader and i am using alternative terms such as soccer for Football and gridiron for American Football.
Anyway, holy ****, it's already 2 A.M. here, time to go to sleep, i hadn't even realized it is so late here, i hope i will be able to sleep despite the humid weather.
I know.. I was just pointing that out.
Good night. Good luck with sleeping despite the humidity.
Honestly i am just trying to avoid confusion for any reader and i am using alternative terms such as soccer for Football and gridiron for American Football.
Anyway, holy ****, it's already 2 A.M. here, time to go to sleep, i hadn't even realized it is so late here, i hope i will be able to sleep despite the humid weather.
We had a couple of good downpours here today, and a couple yesterday as well. Seems the dry pattern that we've been in is breaking up....finally (and hopefully).
To be honest, one of the things which puts me off of gridiron is that coaches have too much influence, the players are like game pieces in their control.
In soccer, the players has a much bigger influence on the game as at times he has a split second to make a decision that could otherwise change the game, in fact tactical awareness and decision making of the players are oftne what makes the difference between a great player and an average one. Obviously, the manager has also a decent amount of influence in how he sets up his players but i think it's a perfect mix of the two things.
Well, quarterbacks and defensive captains can make last second adjustments through audibles. Payton Manning known for being an expert at this.
We had a couple of good downpours here today, and a couple yesterday as well. Seems the dry pattern that we've been in is breaking up....finally (and hopefully).
There is plenty of time left, man. Unlike here where September is on average the driest month...
There is plenty of time left, man. Unlike here where September is on average the driest month...
True, it does irk me that we missed our second-wettest month due to a crap pattern (June) I like June because the precipitation is almost purely convectional, while in September it seems to be more from tropical lows/disturbances. I enjoy the wetness of both months though.
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Unlike here where September is on average the driest month...
I like June because the precipitation is almost purely convectional, while in September it seems to be more from tropical lows/disturbances. I enjoy the wetness of both months though.