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This years Super Bowl Ads were not very good. There were a couple ads that were good but for the most part they were just blah. The Doritos Ads over all were good. They had three semi-finalists and they showed them on the Super Bowl, they were made by amateurs looking to win a contest. The one I liked the best was the gentleman coming to pick up his date and the son of the woman is in the living room with a bowl of Doritos. The man picks one up the little boy slaps his face and says, “Keep your hands off my Doritos and off my momma.” I think that was the best of the finalist. Read More.....
Well it is Saturday, tomorrow is the Superbowl. Yeah!! The end of football sort of. Now we all wait around waiting to see the next season schedule. My husbands and my team only play each other every once in a while. We want to go to the stadium to see our teams play each other. Now is also the time if I have any extra money I try and look for any deals on the NFL gear we all love. My husband is a Bears freak and I say freak in a nice way. He is recognized at church because ever since we started going he has worn something bears. I need to invest in more shirts so he has a better variety, but they are so expensive. Read More.....
Super Bowl XLIV is tomorrow, with the New Orleans Saints taking on the Indianapolis Colts. I’m excited to be off work so that I can actually sit back and enjoy the game this year. Things are kinda hectic in our house right now, as we’re in the middle of packing for our move back to Arizona, but by tomorrow, things will be settled enough by game time. Read More.....
Mark McGwire has been in the news again lately. The former all-star first baseman for the Oakland A’s and St. Louis Cardinals has not only been in the news for being introduced as the new hitting coach for the Cardinals, but also by coming clean about his steroid use. It seems that McGwire took steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs at several different points during his 16-year Major League career, including the storied year of 1998 where he and fellow slugger Sammy Sosa were in a race to break Roger Maris’ single-season home run record. They both passed Roger’s 61 home runs, with McGwire ending up with 70 and Sosa with 66. That was a great year for baseball, who had been losing fans in the years prior, in that it allowed America’s Pastime to become popular once again. Read More.....
MINNEAPOLIS (AP)—“This is what I came back for.” Read More.....
