Do you think the Football players were worried about getting hypothermic because they were sweating so bad? Do you think this is going to effect their game for Super Bowl?
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I do and that's why I noticed that Favre seemed to have much of the starch out of him but I was lucky to go home at 7:30PM EDT in order to catch the majority of the game. It was like a movie almost, that's how entertaining it was. Can you believe that it would be the Giants? I might just be a Giant's fan for one game. They would go down in history as a very memorable team, the metaphorical David going against the Goliath of the Patriots. That's just one approach as there are others but I care not to analogize further. I just can't wait to watch it.
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ummmm getting hypothermic what? Hypothermic is an adjective.
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Generally, when you are engaged in an athletic activity like football, your activity level is enough to keep you warm. Plus, these players have the *finest* athletic trainers and equipment people to prepare them for conditions with clothing, sideline heaters, etc. As for the Super Bowl, that is invariably played in a warm weather site (this year it's in Arizona) and/or in a domed stadium. It *might* rain on the Super Bowl, but there is no chance of 'frozen tundra'....;-D... . . .
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