Anyone watching Super Bowl?

[Rustyiron]

I'm saying enjoy the game, just skip buying the products advertised during it.
The family time is priceless.
Look to the failure of the Olympics going on. It's earned the title of "the genocide Olympics ".
This will not be overlooked by the company's buying the air time.

 

[bdhsfz6]

I don't watch the Bowl much anymore, especially when I don't have a favorite team in the game.

Since the NFL went to the wild card playoff format, the SB teams often aren't the best in their respective divisions. Any team can have an off day as was evident in all the playoff upsets this season.

 

[Ortimber]

Nope. Finished up putting air power assisted steering in my M35A2. Way more fun than watching the NFL.

 

[tradosaurus]

Nada! Would rather watch grass grow. Halftime show nothing more than Sodom and Gomorrah.

 

[stso9d]

half time was pure garbage. why do people think grabbing your crouch is cool or showing your lard butts is cool? it is gross and offensive - at least to me it is.

 

[MossRoad]

The Lawrence Welk Orchestra was already booked.

 

[Rustyiron]

The Lawrence Welk Orchestra was already booked.

I get your meaning, but there's a ton of entertainers between those 2 extremes, especially in the morality and scum culture departments.

 

[Sigarms]

For the most part I do but on the NFL I've decided the family time is more important to me. I could do without the NFL, wouldn't bother me any, but it's something several family members enjoy so if they want to watch the games I'll enjoy the time I'm able to spend with them.

I became an Eagles fan because when my father was stationed overseas and when my mother and I living were living with my grandmother, we'd go up to my uncles place and watch the Eagles game with my 4 cousins every Sunday during football season.

Even after my dad retired, Church Sunday morning at 9 (grandmothers local town), get out at 11:30, go up to my uncles town up the road, stop at a local bakery, pick up fresh bread, then watch the Eagles around 1 after some great ham and cheese sandwiches on the bakers bread.

Those games as a kid have stayed with me all my life.

Honestly, football has never paid me a cent in my life, and at the end of the day, the game (who wins or loses) really doesn't affect my life (way more important things), but even last night watching a quarter with my dad is always a fun thing.

Thing is, even when we actually went to the Vet to watch the Eagles in person, when I got older, I was the type of person who would want to leave in the 3rd quarter because I didn't want to deal with all the people trying to leave the parking lot at the same time

 

[LouNY]

Didn't turn TV on at all, have absolutely no desire to watch anything put on by a bunch of over paid prima donnas.

 

[Sigarms]

Born about 50 years too early to be able to enjoy that halftime show. Give me rock, blues, and even country. Hip hop or rap, nope.

Funny, I remember my mother telling me that my grandmother thought that Elvis the Pelvis was the devil himself.

Rap and country is my lease favorite. That said, my dad was taking his shower when halftime was going on, and I thought the show was very well choreographed as I had to wait for him and watched it. Didn't realize that Dr. Dre could play the piano, and even snoop dog became friends witn Martha Stewart. Although I wasn't a huge fan overall of the music played, still thought it was well done.

I remember working in DC and I was the only white guy at the pizza hut for lunch with a group of black co workers. I was complaining to them that I had no clue what kind of music was on the jukebox, and the lyrics made no sense to me as a white guy LOL. One guy asked me to explain the lyrics of "Stand" by REM (who was big at the time on the charts). I looked at him and told him his point was very valid LMAO

Will note that the chick singing in the short shorts shouldn't have been wearing them LOL