funny pics

Storky

Rawr

|K3| Moderator

Recruitment Team

Jan 12, 2014

#723

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Rival

Double Nature

Former Krew Member

Jan 12, 2014

#724

Dunial, enough with the Harry Potter jokes... Let's be Sirius for once

WaLLy

Lieutenant General

|K3| Executive

Jan 13, 2014

#726

Thank goodness for NFL Redzone! Game action 24/7!

SteelHorse

|KKK|Clash Expert

|K3| Member

Jan 13, 2014

#727

Shots of the cheerleaders!!! :naughty:

Storky

Rawr

|K3| Moderator

Recruitment Team

Jan 14, 2014

#728

This ^^ about the NFL is 100% true with TENNIS too. The points only last about 10 seconds!

SiloHunter

Condescending little prick

|K3| Moderator

Jan 14, 2014

#729

How can there only be 11 minutes of gameplay if it is one hour games? I know there is a lot of riff raff goin on, and the clock doesnt always stop, but 11 minutes....?

MikeK

Vodka supplier

|K3| Member

Jan 15, 2014

#730

SiloHunter said:
How can there only be 11 minutes of gameplay if it is one hour games? I know there is a lot of riff raff goin on, and the clock doesnt always stop, but 11 minutes....?

I'm not into american football and I've never watched a game from the beginning and till the end but "11 minutes of gameplay" sounds ridiculous to me[DOUBLEPOST=1389801499][/DOUBLEPOST]Lmao. That seems to be true.

Wall Street Journal said:
According to a Wall Street Journal study of four recent broadcasts, and similar estimates by researchers, the average amount of time the ball is in play on the field during an NFL game is about 11 minutes.
In other words, if you tally up everything that happens between the time the ball is snapped and the play is whistled dead by the officials, there's barely enough time to prepare a hard-boiled egg. In fact, the average telecast devotes 56% more time to showing replays.

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