I find it interesting that during the Super bowl the announcers put in a plug for watching the commercials on-line after the game at CBS Sportsline. Between that and one of the better half-time shows I've seen in many years, Prince prooving that he still is a master showman, I have come to wonder if anyone actually watches the Super Bowl for the football.
Sunday, February 04, 2007
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1 Comments:
Yeah, lots of people watch the game. I know I did, and probably 80% of the people I work with did too. Generally, it was just an ok game, but it still had some exciting moments i.e. kickoff return for a score to start the game, lots of fumbles due to the wet conditions, etc. Prince at halftime was definitely the highlight of the entire evening.
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