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18Feb2008

I'm Moving To Nicaragua

DateMonday, February 18, 2008 at 11:06AM AuthorScott (CEO)

Nicaragua_SanJuandelSur.jpgThat's right, I'm packing up everything here at the BostonsportZ offices and moving to Nicaragua immediately. Not just because it's always 85 degrees and sunny, but because there the New England Patriots went a perfect 19-0 and won Super Bowl XLII. I can live happily as a fan of the greatest team ever in the NFL.

ESPN REPORTS---The New England Patriots won the Super Bowl and ended the season with a perfect 19-0 record -- at least it looks that way in Nicaragua.

The NFL donated 290 Patriots hats and an equal number of team jerseys trumpeting the slogans "Super Bowl Champions, 19-0" to impoverished children from two small communities in southern Nicaragua.

Or maybe one of these children is an aspiring entrepreneur and will put his shirt and hat on eBay, so I won't have to move.

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Hey I am a huge Patriots fan and i am still getting over the loss in arizona!! My brain couldnt even comprehend that they lost the superbowl for a while!!I am considering moving to Nicaragua too!!
February 20, 2008 | Registered Commenterpatriotsgirl
I just want to make a comment to say good job to Tom Brady, Randy Moss, Wes Welker, Kevin Faulk, and the entire defense. You guys did a really good job. I would like to say to the offensive line, you guys are lucky you still have a job! Tom Brady getting sacked every play isnt very good.Tom Brady had way too much pressure on him. But anyways, good job Tom and 2008 season here we come!! Oh and I hope to see Bruschi, Seau, and Vrabel back next year!! U guys rock!!
Brady + ground = BAD!!
February 20, 2008 | Registered Commenterpatriotsgirl
Red sox win again in 2008 and Pats go won superbowl!! It will be boston's year!! GO PATS AND SOX!! BRING ON THE 2008 SEASON!!
February 20, 2008 | Registered Commenterpatriotsgirl

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