twinturbo2
butthurt Heat fan
Salisbury plays Burnout Paradise and gets taken down a lot? :lolKarakand said:Sean Salisbury would be glad to send a picture of his penis. An apology is a little out of his league though, unfortunately.
Salisbury plays Burnout Paradise and gets taken down a lot? :lolKarakand said:Sean Salisbury would be glad to send a picture of his penis. An apology is a little out of his league though, unfortunately.
The Audi commercial was awesome.BakedPigeon said:Worst.Superbowl.Commercials.Ever.
BenjaminBirdie said::lol
"Off Season"? Larry Johnson scored his Four Point Play in MSG over a DECADE ago and I'm STILL talking about it.
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funny someone says this every year, and every year its not very true.BakedPigeon said:Worst.Superbowl.Commercials.Ever.
ElectricBlue187 said:That beats the 2000 superbowl for best 4th quarter in superbowl history
Docpan said:This is the stuff of legends.
I've been saying it all season. This is the Giant's year. Nobody believe me.
LOOK WHAT HAPPENED BABY. OH GIMME A HELL YEAH!!!!!!!
twinturbo2 said:The Audi commercial was awesome.![]()
effzee said:well you kind of have to considering how bad the knicks have been since.
thats probably the last positive memory you have of them.
LJ11 said:Holy shit at the Mercury Morris sound clip. HAHAHAHAHA
I enjoyed the e-trade baby commercials quite a bitBakedPigeon said:Worst.Superbowl.Commercials.Ever.
BenjaminBirdie said:*runs out of room crying*
"Marcus Camby!! MARCUS CAMBYYYYY!!!"
Stinkles said:So good.
It's like The Omen. Satan is winning the entire time, then God steps in at the end and is like, "Psyche, lol"
Not even close. I came in expecting fairly mediocre commercials, as it's been a while since I've really enjoyed them, but I really liked the commercials this year. Still, nothing compares to the 90s Super Bowls. Nissan used to have the best commercials.BakedPigeon said:Worst.Superbowl.Commercials.Ever.
no, absolutely not, I think this was the best super bowl commercials i have ever seen.BakedPigeon said:Worst.Superbowl.Commercials.Ever.
BradVanDam said:now the patriots lost i dont know if I want to even buy Madden next year or even watch football again
The Toyota commercial, though... the feeling of rabid badgers clawing me to death is the sort of feeling I get from thinking about driving that shitbox. :lolTobor said:Yeah, I'm not a car guy, but that thing is impressive.
Hunter D said:How many superbowls have they won?
Tobor said:In the "old guys who never won a ring" sweepstakes, I'm glad Strahan get's one over Seau.
Seau's hat's are annoying.
Meier said::lol :lol I love seeing bandwagon fans react to tough losses.
My God, the ironing is delicious.Great Rumbler said:From the Amazon listing for "19-0":
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Despite the feeling that pervades New England tonight, there is joy in the rest of the country, where NFL fans had had enough of the winning, enough of pretty boy Brady and gruff Belichick. Perfection or not, the Pats were hated across the land, the team everybody wanted to see somebody - anybody - take down.
More than ever now, the Patriots are the Yankees, an aging team annually stocking up to re-live past glories and coming up short.
Don Shula, Mercury Morris, and the rest of those '72 Dolphins aren't going away. Maybe they never will, a perpetual annoyance that lives to be the Patriots' purgatory. The Patriots have gone from NFL elite to NFL punchlines, the team that could not close the job on history.
They finish the 2007 season 18-1. No Lombardi. No history books.
No rings. No parade.
No 19-0 books, and no trips to Letterman this week.
No asterisk either. None needed.
YOUR TEAM WON ^5ari said:awesome sauce
His team lost too :<Karakand said:YOUR TEAM WON ^5