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Author: dnrappdnrapp Date: Sep 15, 2008 13:55
On Sep 14, 5:00�pm, number6 aol.com> wrote:> Football ran really late ...
Football ended around 4:30 and Amazing Race would have started at
8:00. I see no conflict.
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Author: JDunlopJDunlop Date: Sep 15, 2008 16:39
On Sep 15, 4:55Â pm, dnrapp aol.com> wrote:> On Sep 14, 5:00 pm, number6 aol.com> wrote:
>>> Football ran really late ...
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> Football ended around 4:30 and Amazing Race would have started at
> 8:00. I see no conflict.
I'm guessing that you live in a metro area with an NFL team that
played at home yesterday (NY, perhaps?)
Most of the country had a doubleheader on CBS, and the second game,
Denver-SD, ran almost an hour over. Those in cities that fit the
above description only receive one game. (At least, that was the rule
a while ago, something about having another game on TV would hurt the
live attendance. Probably only for teams like the Lions or
Cardinals!)
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Date: Sep 15, 2008 16:54
On Sep 15, 1:55Â pm, dnrapp aol.com> wrote:> On Sep 14, 5:00 pm, number6 aol.com> wrote:
>>> Football ran really late ...
>
> Football ended around 4:30 and Amazing Race would have started at
> 8:00. I see no conflict.
Neither do I, my West Coast friend, but those East Coasters wait til
1pm to start their football. Is that crazy or what?
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Author: dnrappdnrapp Date: Sep 15, 2008 20:27
On Sep 15, 4:39�pm, JDunlop aol.com> wrote:> On Sep 15, 4:55�pm, dnrapp aol.com> wrote:
>>> On Sep 14, 5:00 pm, number6 aol.com> wrote:>
>>> Football ran really late ...
>
>> Football ended around 4:30 and Amazing Race would have started at
>> 8:00. I see no conflict.
>
> I'm guessing that you live in a metro area with an NFL team that
> played at home yesterday (NY, perhaps?)
>
> Most of the country had a doubleheader on CBS, and the second game,
> Denver-SD, ran almost an hour over. �Those in cities that fit the
> above description only receive one game. �(At least, that was the rule
> a while ago, something about having another game on TV would hurt the
> live attendance. �Probably only for teams like the Lions or
> Cardinals!)
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Author: dnrappdnrapp Date: Sep 15, 2008 20:27
On Sep 15, 4:39�pm, JDunlop aol.com> wrote:> On Sep 15, 4:55�pm, dnrapp aol.com> wrote:
>>> On Sep 14, 5:00 pm, number6 aol.com> wrote:>
>>> Football ran really late ...
>
>> Football ended around 4:30 and Amazing Race would have started at
>> 8:00. I see no conflict.
>
> I'm guessing that you live in a metro area with an NFL team that
> played at home yesterday (NY, perhaps?)
>
> Most of the country had a doubleheader on CBS, and the second game,
> Denver-SD, ran almost an hour over. �Those in cities that fit the
> above description only receive one game. �(At least, that was the rule
> a while ago, something about having another game on TV would hurt the
> live attendance. �Probably only for teams like the Lions or
> Cardinals!)
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Author: dnrappdnrapp Date: Sep 15, 2008 20:30
On Sep 15, 4:54�pm, "Tin@" yahoo.com> wrote:> On Sep 15, 1:55�pm, dnrapp aol.com> wrote:
>>> On Sep 14, 5:00 pm, number6 aol.com> wrote:>
>>> Football ran really late ...
>
>> Football ended around 4:30 and Amazing Race would have started at
>> 8:00. I see no conflict.
>
> Neither do I, my West Coast friend, but those �East Coasters wait til
> 1pm to start their football. �Is that crazy or what?
I know not watching football at 10:00 sounds crazy to me also. But
then again those East Coasters don't know that unlike China the whole
country does not have one time zone.
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Date: Sep 15, 2008 20:36
On Sep 15, 8:30Â pm, dnrapp aol.com> wrote:> On Sep 15, 4:54 pm, "Tin@" yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> On Sep 15, 1:55 pm, dnrapp aol.com> wrote:>
>>> On Sep 14, 5:00 pm, number6 aol.com> wrote:>
>>>> Football ran really late ...
>
>>> Football ended around 4:30 and Amazing Race would have started at
>>> 8:00. I see no conflict.
>
>> Neither do I, my West Coast friend, but those East Coasters wait til
>> 1pm to start their football. Is that crazy or what?
>
> I know not watching football at 10:00 sounds crazy to me also. But
> then again those East Coasters don't know that unlike China the whole
> country does not have one time zone.
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Author: MaybeMaybe Date: Sep 15, 2008 21:58
On Sep 15, 7:36�pm, "Tin@" yahoo.com> wrote:> Sure they do, they just dont like waiting for TAR to come on,
> especially if they have to set whatever recording device they have
> because they wont be home. �Cut them a break. �I just dont want them
> bitching about it every week, like they are surprised it will be
> happening.
I know, I don't like the bitching every week either. Why can't the
people on the East Coast just record the whole night on CBS, 8-11 pm?
Then you can just go to bed and when you wake up, just fast forward to
when Amazing Race starts and watch it that way? That's what I would do
if I lived on the East Coast.
Maybe...happy to live on the West Coast in this instance!
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Author: number6number6 Date: Sep 16, 2008 05:35
On Sep 15, 11:27Â pm, dnrapp aol.com> wrote:
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> Nope, I live in California and football on CBS never runs over into
> the 8:00 time slot that Amazing Race is show in.
Sometimes we get to see the show only 2 1/2 hours before you instead
of 3 ... :-)
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Author: number6number6 Date: Sep 16, 2008 05:37
On Sep 15, 11:30Â pm, dnrapp aol.com> wrote:
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>> Neither do I, my West Coast friend, but those East Coasters wait til
>> 1pm to start their football. Is that crazy or what?
>
> I know not watching football at 10:00 sounds crazy to me also. But
> then again those East Coasters don't know that unlike China the whole
> country does not have one time zone.
Bill Cosby does a skit about why he doesn't go to church ... Church
is at 10 AM ... Football's at 10 AM ... sorry God ... and he's an East
Coast transplant ...
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