Wait until next year?
For all those fans who shivered their way through Super Bowl week,I give you Indianapolis, site of the 2012 game. With a high today of 17 degrees.
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This year’s Super Bowl set a record for American television viewing, with 111 million people tuned into the game. Of course probably half those people had limited choice – with this winter’s weather they couldn’t get out of the house.
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Suggestion for Super Bowl XLVI (and beyond): Since the new venues, including Indianapolis’ Lucas Oil Stadium, all have REALLY large big-screen monitors, how about setting up a Karaoke machine for future Anthem singers?
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American Idol/post Super Bowl thought – How seriously will we take the judges this year when they tell someone in Hollywood that they will never be a big star if they can’t remember the lyrics?
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Reality show fans have to wonder if the Bachelor is fixed, as the show seems to have one attractive narcissistic, immature contestant every year, who nonetheless doesn’t get sent home. I mean, who would believe that someone could be deceived for long by a person who is clearly not serious relationship material.
Meanwhile, the media’s still buzzing over those “cute” pictures of Cameron Diaz with Alex Rodriguez.
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The Passat commercial with the little Darth Vader was the clear winner on Super Bowl Sunday. Wonder how much Volkswagen had to pay to obtain the rights to be able to photoshop those old family pictures of a young Dick Cheney?
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Lindsay Lohan now says she didn’t take the necklace, she just borrowed it. And Reggie Bush said “Why didn’t I think of that.”
Actually, Lindsay should have just said her father must have taken the the necklace for her.
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In Donald Rumsfeld’s new book, the former Secretary of Defense said he “made a few misstatements” about WMD’s in Iraq.
Responded Sarah Palin, “See, it’s not like he lied or anything.”
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Left Coast Sports Babe 
February 8, 2011 at 7:47 am
A recent article said that the vast majority of New York City high school graduates are unprepared to succeed in college. In response, a group of exasperated students said “We aint?”