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Honesty Demands The Realization That The Super Bowl Was Terrible

  

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Via:  johnrussell  •  8 years ago  •  3 comments

Honesty Demands The Realization That The Super Bowl Was Terrible

Honesty Demands The Realization That The Super Bowl Was Terrible




The game sucked ( the WINNING team's offense was 1 for 14 on third down) , and the winning QB (Manning) had the worst QB rating , for a winning QB, of all time in a Super Bowl.

The commercials were not memorable, except for awfulness. Something called PuppyMonkeyBaby is now supposedly the talk of the nation. The product the commercial was hawking is forgotten. Other commercials featured various talking animals,animations, special effects and gross insults to the viewers intelligence. 

The half time show looked like an advertisement for a headache pill. None of the music was intelligible because the sound wasn't formatted properly, and because the thousands of "fans" on the field were instructed to shout approval for every second of the performance, making it nothing more than a din used as the aural background for a "dance off" between Bruno Mars and Beyonce (Mars won easily). I think Trump should forget water boarding ISIS prisoners. Just force them to watch this halftime show.




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JohnRussell
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link   seeder  JohnRussell    8 years ago

Most people try to avoid commercials on tv the other 364 days of the year, and then, come the Super Bowl, they are presented to the suckers , er viewers, as some great and groundbreaking form of entertainment. 

It's a joke. The commercials from the Superbowl are no "better" or "worse" than any other commercials on tv. Sure they spend more on production values, but they are still just as lame ass, stupid, condescending and pointless as any other commercial.

 
 
 
Bob Nelson
Professor Guide
link   Bob Nelson    8 years ago

Oh, and...  ... The damned thing went on forever! 

 
 
 
JohnRussell
Professor Principal
link   seeder  JohnRussell  replied to  Bob Nelson   8 years ago

The Denver Broncos gained less yardage on offense than any , or all, of the previous 49 Super Bowl winning teams. 

It was a bad game, although a happy one for Broncos fans. 

 
 

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