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I'm curious to know where exactly are all the die hard broncos fans are living . I for one am from a small town Hanford , California .
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Maryland.
Where everything is purple.
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I feel bad for you brothaOriginally posted by Peanut View PostMaryland.
Where everything is purple.Comment
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lol that's horrible.. that's not the funny kind of lol btw, it's the sad one.Originally posted by Peanut View PostMaryland.
Where everything is purple.
If it makes you feel any better, my brother is a Raven and he's yet to miss a beat on the constant sms reminders
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Oh and I'm in Denmark, Europe.Adopted PosterAZ Snake FanComment
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Tucson, Az by way of the Navajo Nation
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Born in Boulder, Colorado. Resident of Denver, Colorado!!!
Blue and orange are in my blood!!!
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Hi to all my fellow Broncos fans. I'm newbie lol. I'm from the US Virgin Islands but I live in NYC. I've been coming to this message board for about 2-3 months and I finally decide to be part of the blue and orange family. This is a very positive environment. You guys are amazing, full of class and grace. I can see the bond and closeness in everyone here. Its like one large family. This message board rocks!!!!!!Comment
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It's not as original as you may think lolOriginally posted by Ehveek03 View Post
I had relatives living in Boulder (VDB, if you're reading this, THAT is why I booed at you haha) at the time. Didn't know anything about football, in fact, I played soccer and handball (it's huge over here, don't ask lol) back then. I was absolutely terrible at the latter though.
Anyway, they took me to some games at the old Mile High and that's pretty much it. I was sold. There was no such thing as internet or stuff like that back then, luckily they were kind enough to send me VHS tapes with games.
This is gonna sound silly to you Americans, but there are now several Danish tv stations broadcasting live feeds from NFL games each week. I remember growing up hoping something like that would happen. Never thought it would, seeing as other NFL fans were hard to come by. Then the broadcasting started, fast forward a decade and what a difference it's made. A bit unreal but very cool!
The retail clerk at my local service station is a freaking Raider, typical!
Some Danish football related websites if you're interested:
www.daff.dk Dansk Amerikansk Fodbold Forbund (Danish American Football Federation)Adopted PosterAZ Snake FanComment
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Thanks for the sympathy.
Going into Baltimore:
No more purple. I don't want to ruin the thread.
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Mile High City here!:usa:
*** God Bless Our Military Men And Women*** :usa:
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You are not alone. Copenhagen, Denmark here as well.Originally posted by BroncosDivision View PostIt's not as original as you may think lol
I had relatives living in Boulder (VDB, if you're reading this, THAT is why I booed at you haha) at the time. Didn't know anything about football, in fact, I played soccer and handball (it's huge over here, don't ask lol) back then. I was absolutely terrible at the latter though.
Anyway, they took me to some games at the old Mile High and that's pretty much it. I was sold. There was no such thing as internet or stuff like that back then, luckily they were kind enough to send me VHS tapes with games.
This is gonna sound silly to you Americans, but there are now several Danish tv stations broadcasting live feeds from NFL games each week. I remember growing up hoping something like that would happen. Never thought it would, seeing as other NFL fans were hard to come by. Then the broadcasting started, fast forward a decade and what a difference it's made. A bit unreal but very cool!
The retail clerk at my local service station is a freaking Raider, typical!
Some Danish football related websites if you're interested:
www.daff.dk Dansk Amerikansk Fodbold Forbund (Danish American Football Federation)
My story is even more arbitrary. Had too much time. Stayed up late watching NFL for no reason. Fell in love with Clinton Portis in his rookie year...the rest is history...:-)sigpicComment
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