If you don't like American Football ...

[ChrisGreaves]

If you like American Football you'll like this clip.
If you don't like American Football, you probably will like it after watching the clip.

[ABabeNChrist]

I wouldn’t want to try it a second time

[PaulB]

At least not in the same game!

[ChrisGreaves]

I wouldn’t want to try it a second time

Why not?
Who would believe that anyone would try it a second time?

[ABabeNChrist]

I suspect if you where to try this play more than once in the same game you either have an extremely low IQ (not a lick of sense) or a great life insurance policy.

[ChrisGreaves]

I suspect if you where to try this play more than once in the same game you either have an extremely low IQ (not a lick of sense) or a great life insurance policy.

Well, it *is* American Football ... (G&DR)

[Bowlie]

It may be just Safari but that link doesn't lead to anything about American football ... (I see the beating of a Moscow reporter)!

[ChrisGreaves]

I doesn't lead to anything about American football ... (I see the beating of a Moscow reporter)!

There's a difference?

[ChrisGreaves]

It may be just Safari but that link doesn't lead to anything about American football ... (I see the beating of a Moscow reporter)!

It is a current CNN clip.

"http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/bestof ... cnn?hpt=C2"

"AM: The making of a football fake-out"

I accessed it from the CNN home page
"http://www.cnn.com/"

(URLs posted literally to aid in reconnaissance)

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[HansV]

The full URL doesn't work - at least not from Europe. www.cnn.com folllowed by anything is automatically redirected to the international home page edition.cnn.com. But the football clip can be found by clicking on World Sports.

[Argus]

The full URL doesn't work - at least not from Europe. www.cnn.com folllowed by anything is automatically redirected to the international home page edition.cnn.com.

Then someone must have changed the URL in the OP, cause it works over here.

If you don't like American Football, you probably will like it after watching the clip.

Nope, doesn't change much, still don't like American football. But it was a good trick.

[ChrisGreaves]

... international home page edition.cnn.com. But the football clip can be found by clicking on World Sports.

Thanks, Hans.

[HansV]

Then someone must have changed the URL in the OP, cause it works over here.

Just where I live then.

[StuartR]

The full URL doesn't work - at least not from Europe...

It worked fine for me.

[HansV]

There are more things that don't work here - I can't view videos on the BBC website, for example.

[ChrisGreaves]

There are more things that don't work here ...

I am so tempted to make a snide remark ... but I might still need more help in Access, so I'll restrain myself.

[Argus]

Hans,
But you are right in that the cnn.com is redirected to edition.cnn.com (since I've not selected any particular edition at that place, or use some IP address in the North American region).

[Bowlie]

Then someone must have changed the URL in the OP, cause it works over here.

Just where I live then.

and here too ... Must be the cheese, or the chocolate!

[ABabeNChrist]

"Did someone cut the "