Who wins the Superbowl tonight?
Come on, give us your take.
The person that comes closest to the actual final score gets a couple of excellent Cuban Crafters Cigars.
I'm rooting for the Dolphins.
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Saints by 9.
Saints 30-21
Colts 44
Saints 34
* Although I'm rooting for New Orleans
Like Mr. Mojito, I want the Saints to win but I just think the Colts are a better team. So I say 41-27 Colts. With most of the Saints points coming in the 4th quarter.
Colt 45, four saints in three acts, dolphins zero.
Saints 24, Colts 17
WARNING: Don't watch if you're easily offended:
The dreaded Tim/Pam Tebow pro-life Super Bowl ad:
http://tinyurl.com/y9dvxmt
If Planned Parenthood were smart they'd stay very low-keyed for a bit ...
oh yeah, that was real controversial, I have to say I'm not offended by Pam y Tim, no matter which team he plays for...
I'm easily offended by Planned Parenthood, which is an oxymoron if there ever was one, BTW.
So, why is my 24 to 17 not in here?
exactly C.D.W.
I wasn't too far off!
Well, Amigo, The Saints took it!
Mazeltov!
Good kill, Humberto!
Congrats, New Orleans Saints.
Congrats and all DAT to NOLA!
Great interception, too.
Guys, I'm trying to start my car on fire in the driveway in celebration but fire won't melt steel or something ... or could be the 2 friggin feet of friggin snow on it.
drillanwr,
LOL
And the second evil Tim and Pam Tebow ad that Planned Parenthood is going to have to eat crow over (tip to George's post on top of this one):
http://tinyurl.com/yewv4f8
Well needless to say, we're loving life and living large here in Lafayette, Louisiana. I watched the game over at a Super Bowl party at the home of a good friend, whose wife ended up taking most of our car keys (including mine) away from everyone, for some reason I forgot.
She ended up running a taxi service after the game. We're all home safe and sound now.
After the game ended we all walked outside to simply scream our lungs out and saw the unexpected sight of fireworks going off in the sky for about 10-15 minutes. There were cars honking everywhere, police sirens going off and we weren't the only ones screaming.
The Tracy Porter interception just brought the house down. We were all running around and jumping up and down screaming while it happened--behavior which continued for a while--and my friends two dogs, who were much alarmed at our antics, ended up jumping up on the coffee table, knocking beer bottles, glasses, chips, dips, assorted appetizers and a variety of electronic communications devices everywhere. We loved every second of the cleanup.
Humberto--when you get here, know this ...
NO DAT!
StJacques