Satellite TV Makes Super Bowl Viewing Accessible Worldwide

I could not be happier living in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Great food, great nightlife, great people, and now it's summer, which is the icing on the cake. Travelling and living abroad in the twenty-first century is much different than before. More than anything, this is due to technology and the ease of communication. Even if they're thousands of miles away, I talk with my family every week via video chat. I keep up with the American news through the Internet and podcasts. All I can do from the comfort of my bed with my laptop. But when it comes to keeping up with American sports, I crave the atmosphere that makes the sport look like fun! I never lost a superbowl, but I never would then look to me in my bedroom. I want to do with screaming fans who can get irritated me up! Well, this is possible, thanks to satellite television. Someone could have convinced me I was sitting in a bar in the U.S. last night, as I applauded the New Orleans Saints. Well, if it were not for the summer heat that flows through the windows that is. I'm sure it would be wrapped in hats and scarves in the U.S., but that's not the point. The fans were dressed in their Saints and Colts gear. Signs that read "Who dat?" flew in every direction, like high-definition screens scattered throughout the bar excited the fans energy. American football is something that few other cultures care. In a sense, I understand why. The sport is quite barbaric. It is the grace of football or basketball, which are much appreciated throughout the world. But having grown up in America, a family loves soccer, I have a penchant for football and what football religiously tuned represents.I never, I never purchased the NFL Sunday ticket, but even I have never missed a superbowl , and plan never to one. And 'strangely comforting to thousands of miles away from home, and I know that can not only watch the Superbowl, but I can see him in a bar full of fans who love football, and who feel the same enthusiasm and get just as riled Instead of good ol 'American bar food, I was eating empanadas, Argentina dishes, and sipping beer Quilmes, Argentina typical beer. But empanadas were greasy and fat, and Quilmes is cheep and light, so it's basically the same thing as eating a burger or wings, and drinking beer Budweiser. I am sure that any Argentine feet from the bar, have wondered what might be going on, to have so many angry applause, jersey dress in a crazy-Americans on Sunday night. Being able to watch football from abroad is just one of many wonderful qualities of satellite TV. [ABSTRACT] I could not live happily in Buenos Aires, Argentina to be. Great food, great nightlife, great people, and now it's summer, which is the icing on the cake. Travelling and living abroad in the 21 Century is very different than before. More than anything, this is because the technology and the ease of communication. Even if they're thousands of miles away, I talk with my family every week via video chat. I keep up with the American posts on the Internet and podcasts. All I can do from the comfort of my bed with my laptop. But when it comes to keeping up with American sports, I like the atmosphere that makes this sport so much fun! I never see a Super Bowl, but I would never have in my bedroom. I want it with screaming fans that bothered me up! It can be easily observed, this is possible, thanks to satellite TV. Someone could have convinced me I was sitting in a bar in the U.S. last night, as I applauded the New Orleans Saints. Well, if not flow to the summer heat through the windows that is. I'm sure he'd wrapped in hats and scarves in the U.S., but that's not the point. The fans were dressed in their Colts and Saints. Signs reading "Who Dat?" were waved in every direction, like high-definition screens around the bar, the fans excited energy. American football is something that very few care what other cultures. In a sense I understand why. The sport is quite barbaric. It's not as pretty as football or basketball, which are much appreciated throughout the world. But after I grew up in America, in a football-loving family, I have a penchant for football and one that has never been religiously tuned represents.I in football, I never bought the NFL Sunday Ticket, but I also did not fail never a Super Bowl, and is not to plan. And 'strangely comforting, thousands of miles away from his home, and I know that not only watch the Super Bowl, but I can do it in a bar with fans who love football to see filled, and that have the same enthusiasm and get to feel just as angry. Instead of good ol 'American bar food was, I eat empanadas, drink argentina dishes, and beer Quilmes, Argentina typical beer. But empanadas are fatty acids and fat, and Quilmes is cheap and easy, it's basically the same as food, wings or a burger and beer Budweiser. I'm sure you walk all the bars in Argentina, asked what are we to get the most cheer-up, wearing the jersey Americans go crazy in a Sunday night annoyed. The opportunity to watch football from abroad is just one of many wonderful features of satellite TV.