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We can only call it "The Big Game" or we'll get in trouble with the lawyers.
But you know what game we're talking about, right?
The one on February 1, 2015!
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My favorite memory is from when I was about 8. I don't remember who was playing, but I remember sitting with my Dad, just the two of us, watching the game. He tried to explain how the game was played.... I could care less. I was just happy to be there with him.
Back in college, the Big Game was a huuuge campus event! Lots of stuff to do before the game, and then the game was projected onto the wall of the cafeteria.
My favorite Big Game memory is when I was 10 years old. My Mom, Dad, brother and myself were all in the living room squeezing on the sofa to watch the Giants play. We all ate popcorn. It was the last time my whole family was together. My parents were divorced shortly after that.
My favorite memory of a Big Game is when my big brother took me to my first game and he bought lots of candy in his bag and I overate and threw up all over him lol. It was so bad we had to leave early and even though it was super gross back then, we laugh our butts off every time we think of that day! The look on my moms face when we got home was priceless!
Since I move to the Pacific Northwest I got caught up in the Seahawks fan spirit around here! For some years they were not all they could be, but we cheered them on...........but now, they have come together and become an incredible team and now super bowl champions! So of course when they won that was THE BEST big game I have had!
Going to a classmate's house at my new school—I barely knew anyone there or anything about the game. Everyone was really nice and helped me to understand what was happening. Now they are some of my best friends and it's our favorite tradition—though they still have to explain a lot of what goes on!
I remember watching the Steelers play Seattle in '06 and waving my Terrible Towel around, screaming and cheering with my Dad, who was born in Pittsburgh. It was a blast and a great memory I will cherish forever. I cannot wait until my son is old enough to have some of these moments with me!
My favorite memory is one from when I was very little, I remember sitting on my Dad's lap. I have no idea of the particulars of who was playing, I just remember feeling happy and safe.
My favorite memories are when me and my dad would watch the big game every year together. We butted heads with everything, but always got together amicably for it.
We are a military family and were stationed overseas for two years, we had a big super bowl party in England with other military families, it was so much fun to get together and feel like we were "home" for such a great part of American tradition
My favorite big game memory was here at our house and every year we throw football parties every Sunday game and everyone was over and our team won by a second and the whole entire house went Crazy with screaming, hugging & flipping out it was awesome!!!
My memory... being a chef, it has always been my job to handle all the food. I was in the kitchen during the "wardrobe malfunction". The only thing better than football is topless women, and I missed both while cooking.
My favorite memory was when I was young. My parents friends came over and had a football pool for the Niners/Chargers game. I picked 75 and my dad said there's no way. Final score: 49-26
My favorite memory was the last year when I was able to finally visit him and he had the cash ready to pay me for prievious SUPER BOWL bets. I was happy to see my dad, not the money.
My favorite sports memory of all: the Patriots' win in Super Bowl XXXVI. It is my favorite sports memory for a number of reasons. It was the first championship for a Boston-area sports team I had the opportunity to witness. Even better, I got to experience it with my father.
Nobody in my family is interested in football, so I don't really have memories of any games - my father was more interested in golf. Nobody seems to make a big deal of watching golf, though!
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