Comments by "PutinPussyRiot" (@ruzziasht349) on "Die Hard Rugby" channel.

@noahwhipkey6262 NFL guys run an average 1.25 miles per game, rugby guys run 4.46 miles per game (370% more), NFL ball in play averages 12 minutes per game, rugby ball in play 34 minutes. NFL games last over 3 hours, Rugby lasts 84 minutes. No way NFL guys would be fit enough. They invite NFL guys all the time to play a segment of a game and no one ever said yes. Whereas rugby guys have played in the NFL numerous times.
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 @broflo3875 NFL only run an average of 1.25 miles per 3 hour game, rugby run 4.46 miles (370% more) over 84 minutes. There's no comparison in fitness.
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@MikeTyson214. NFL ball in play 12 minutes in a 3 hour game on average, now that's what I call boring! and only 1.25 miles run per game? Rugby 34 minutes ball in play from a 84 minute long game and 4.66 (370% more) miles run per game.
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No football is football, NFL is rugby. Both football (soccer) and rugby are older games than whatever happens in America.
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and yet they all drink 20 pints of beer together after a game, no roids either.
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@broflo3875 inferiority complex? you might want to read what you've written again, you sound positively paranoid... foreigners hate you? is that all 177 countries in the world? You'll be telling me next that feet and inches makes sense (it's only the USA, Miyamar and Liberia that still use them) - the other 175 countries in the world went metric. Although I freely admit there's a few more countries that still use Fahrenheit - USA, the Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Liberia, Palau, the Federated States of Micronesia, and the Marshall Islands... I wonder if you can work it out yet? Yup, you got it, the USA is backwards. Oh and before I go I just love Indy car racing, you know where they go round and round in circles 200 times, never to do a right turn or challenge themselves against other countries, (I'm guessing paranoia again or the fear of losing to "foreigners"), whereas F1is a truly global racing championship.
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