I can't help but watch the multi-billion dollar industry that is Super Bowl advertising and think, "Wow, I hope someone got fired over this." Talk about a load of bullshit and undeserved hype.
Note to the advertising and marketing industry: talking animals are not funny.
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Mocking the way brown people talk is not funny. Dredging up aged celebrities is rarely funny (Robert Goulet was pretty hilarious, I admit). Commercials full of women in wet t-shirts or bikinis look horribly dated and tasteless in 2007.
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I got the impression that all of those commercials were pre-screened and rigorously field-tested in front of a council of 19 year-old fratboys. Their stern edicts ("Dear godaddy.com – your commercial needs more tits.") appear to have shaped the face of the industry for another year.
(ps – I'd refrain from making fun of Bears fans for getting their hopes up over a Rex Grossman-led team, but then you wouldn't learn anything. It's like watching a small child stick his hand on a hot stovetop.
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Now, what did you learn?)
cerb says:
But Ed, what about next year! Players will be healthy and…..LOL DITKA SUPER BOWL SHUFFLE LOL. Growing up in the Chicagoland area for 21 years, I know a thing or two about Chicago sports, and the one thing I can say for sure is this: Bears fans are almost as stupid and annoying as Cubs fans. They will always invoke memories of 85 and dream about having a quarterback who isn't 3/4ths retarded.
Spring Training cannot come fast enough.
Samantha says:
I agree with NPR and Sports Illustrated commentator Frank Deford who pointed out the oddness that is the Half-Time Show: People who watch football are not necessarily fans of Janet Jackson, Rolling Stones or Prince, so why bother? It's like staging a game of professional football during intermission of a "rock" concert.
Having said that, I heard today that Prince put on a really good show. I couldn't drag myself out of bed to watch the big game, so I can't confirm.
And that's just all I know about football right there.
Ed says:
I'll say this about Prince – I've seen worse halftime shows. I don't really "get" Prince, but at least it wasn't as painful to watch as the Rolling Stones.
Jude says:
cerb, don't forget the 12 remaining morons who still claim something called the "Blackhawks" exists in the city. I can't wean them off of it.
P says:
What's to "get" about Prince? He's the hottest ugly male ever, and writes some pretty amazing shit considering that he's 5'4" and smaller than the average woman.
Rick says:
Prince looked like he didn't age a second over the last 23 years. I was not around when he was in his heyday (or old enough, anyway), but his halftime performance rocked (compared to N'Sync, the Stones, Jessica Simpson, et al).