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[JCRendle]

Hey everyone! I hope everyone had a fantastic 2014! What are your plans for the transition between 2014/15? Myself, I'm in London with family - drinks flowing, bad TV and watching the fireworks on BBC1 at midnight!

[Call Billy Bob]

Friends are coming in from out of town, then a road trip New Years Day for all of us to visit another friend in Texas and go see some (American) football together!

[JCRendle]

Friends are coming in from out of town, then a road trip New Years Day for all of us to visit another friend in Texas and go see some (American) football together!

 

Is an American Football game on New Years day a tradition in America? I've read it's big on Thanksgiving.

[Dustin]

A Very Happy New Year, everybody! All the best for 2015! Hope you all have a splendid evening and arrive well in 2015.

See you on the other side...

[Call Billy Bob]

Hey JCRendle,

 

I'd be quoting your post, but my work computer sometimes doesn't cooperate with that!

 

Usually, New Years Day is the date for several college football "bowl" games. These historically are rewards for schools whose squads have had successful seasons and are more than often held in very favorable environments for the athletes to visit (examples: Florida, Texas, California, even the Bahamas this year! Warm climates, so as to counterbalance the fact that you are playing outside in the winter) Thanksgiving is more reserved for professional ranks.

[S K Y F A L L]

Happy New Years!

[JCRendle]

Hey JCRendle,

 

I'd be quoting your post, but my work computer sometimes doesn't cooperate with that!

 

Usually, New Years Day is the date for several college football "bowl" games. These historically are rewards for schools whose squads have had successful seasons and are more than often held in very favorable environments for the athletes to visit (examples: Florida, Texas, California, even the Bahamas this year! Warm climates, so as to counterbalance the fact that you are playing outside in the winter) Thanksgiving is more reserved for professional ranks.

 

Hey JCRendle,

 

I'd be quoting your post, but my work computer sometimes doesn't cooperate with that!

 

Usually, New Years Day is the date for several college football "bowl" games. These historically are rewards for schools whose squads have had successful seasons and are more than often held in very favorable environments for the athletes to visit (examples: Florida, Texas, California, even the Bahamas this year! Warm climates, so as to counterbalance the fact that you are playing outside in the winter) Thanksgiving is more reserved for professional ranks.

 

I did not know that - You have the, likely, honour of imparting the last big of new information that I'll be taking from 2014

[Call Billy Bob]

Glad to shed some light on sports in the States! Happy New Year to you

[The Dove]

Recouping from the flu, which I've had since Christmas night, so it's going to be a quiet and low key New Years for me. Still though, think I can manage a martini or two as I watch the ball in Times Square drop on TV! Happy 2015 everyone!!

[tdalton]

Happy New Year & Happy 2015.

 

Good riddance to 2014.

[Professor Pi]

Happy New Year & Happy 2015.

 

Good riddance to 2014.

 

Definitely not a year I care to repeat.  Bring on 2015 and Bond!

[killkenny kid]

Merry New Years, CBn

[Blofeld's Cat]

May the best of 2014 be just the worst of 2015 for you all.

[thecasinoroyale]

Happy New Year to all my wonderful CBn friends!

 

The year James Bond returns. Fantastic.

 

 

[SecretAgentFan]

A joyous and all around wonderful 2015!

[seawolfnyy]

From Paris, Happy New Year!

[DaveBond21]

Happy New Year everyone!

 

It's already a very warm one!