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Haha, my friends all thought it was a porn site and I had to explain that it GoDaddy was just a webhosting place.
I was rooting for the Steelers so I'm happy, but it wasn't that exciting of a game.

ed 'lim' smilde wrote:

Haha, my friends all thought it was a porn site and I had to explain that it GoDaddy was just a webhosting place.
I was rooting for the Steelers so I'm happy, but it wasn't that exciting of a game.

Me too. They didn't even mention what GoDaddy does, did they? Sort of like a certain 1984 Apple Super Bowl ad.

The commercials were great, especially the "Magic Fridge" and the Fabio Nationwide one.

StrongRad wrote:

Yakkity Sax (the Benny Hill song) plays and a cop and a guy in a straight jacket run in and they chase each other around the room.

I wonder if that will be on YTMND in the near future. The Beeny Hill theme is one of the fads on there.

Well, my family plays a game called Super Bowl squares, so far I've won a giant Hershey's bar and a giant box of Nerds.

I swear, each team I've rooted for in the last maybe eight Super Bowls has lost.

A: Three key Seahawks defenders were injured in the first half
B: Refs made three game-changing calls, and about 432890 non-calls
C: Homecrowd for the Steelers
D: The Seahawks outrushed, outpassed, and had less turnovers than the Steelers, but didn't have the "big play" like the Steelers
E: They didn't have the big play because either Jerramy Stevens dropped the ball, or the refs made a bad call.
F: Both teams were lucky to get there. REALLY lucky. If the Eagles and Patriots were healthy..phew, wouldn't be the same game at all.

That's my two cents. Too bad the game was won not by the Steelers, or the Seahawks. Both teams played badly, but luck leads the winning team. Steelers just happened to have the luck!

But in general, I have to say that was without a doubt the worst Super Bowl I have ever seen. I don't even care Pittsburgh (a team I hate with a passion) won. It was just all around a terrible game.

Acekirby wrote:

But in general, I have to say that was without a doubt the worst Super Bowl I have ever seen. I don't even care Pittsburgh (a team I hate with a passion) won. It was just all around a terrible game.

No offense, but I mightily doubt that. Had the Patriots taken the place of the Steelers, and played the same way, would you be complaining? I think not.

You know, if the refs hadn't actually made that "Big Call" that everyone is whining about, Pittsburgh still would have won...

The Experimental Film wrote:

You know, if the refs hadn't actually made that "Big Call" that everyone is whining about, Pittsburgh still would have won...

Possibly true. But at least then everyone could say that the players determined the outcome and not the refs.

Well, at least we know that when the Eagles win Super Bowl XLI over the Bengals, the state of Pennsylvania will finally get its due.

The Experimental Film wrote:

F-Bomb Alert

Hmm.

Actually, in the touchdown one, I still can't see where the ball crossed the line.

Author:	Mr. Sparkle [ Mon Feb 06, 2006 10:44 pm ]
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ed 'lim' smilde wrote: Haha, my friends all thought it was a porn site and I had to explain that it GoDaddy was just a webhosting place. I was rooting for the Steelers so I'm happy, but it wasn't that exciting of a game. Me too. They didn't even mention what GoDaddy does, did they? Sort of like a certain 1984 Apple Super Bowl ad.

Author:	JamesCraven [ Mon Feb 06, 2006 10:51 pm ]
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1) GoDaddy sells domain names for the internet. 2) The oficiating bit, blew, stank and sucked.

Author:	The Experimental Film [ Mon Feb 06, 2006 11:04 pm ]
Post subject:	Whee.
waves Terrible Towel about Whee.

Author:	StrongRad [ Mon Feb 06, 2006 11:39 pm ]
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Mr. Sparkle wrote: ed 'lim' smilde wrote: Haha, my friends all thought it was a porn site and I had to explain that it GoDaddy was just a webhosting place. I was rooting for the Steelers so I'm happy, but it wasn't that exciting of a game. Me too. They didn't even mention what GoDaddy does, did they? Sort of like a certain 1984 Apple Super Bowl ad. Yeah, they did. Domain registration for kinda cheap (I guess, I've never seen any other registration prices).

Author:	Rogue Leader [ Mon Feb 06, 2006 11:42 pm ]
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I loved it. The game itself was a little lackluster, but still a grood game. The commercials were great, especially the "Magic Fridge" and the Fabio Nationwide one. I wanted the Steelers to win, and I am happy that they did. I am also happy Ward won the MVP.

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Author:	Kevin DuBrow [ Tue Feb 07, 2006 12:14 am ]
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The Sprint phone with the crime deturrent(sp?) was definately the funniest commercial in the Super Bowl.

Author:	Choc-o-Lardiac Arrest [ Tue Feb 07, 2006 1:46 am ]
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i love those beer commercials!!

Author:	Cleverdan [ Tue Feb 07, 2006 1:53 am ]
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Yeah, the Steelers won. Thats the coolest thing ever. There, I kept my cool. WARNING:Seahawks fans may find the following message shameful and insulting. WOOOOOOO!!!!!!! WE WON!!!!! IN YO FACE YA STUPIS BIRDS!!!! Man, talk about killing one bird with..., um, two steel fists, I guess.

Author:	ramrod [ Tue Feb 07, 2006 2:46 am ]
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Beyond the Grave wrote: StrongRad wrote: Yakkity Sax (the Benny Hill song) plays and a cop and a guy in a straight jacket run in and they chase each other around the room. I wonder if that will be on YTMND in the near future. The Beeny Hill theme is one of the fads on there. It has to be. If it features an already existing fad, it'll be on YTMND soon.

Author:	DanBo [ Tue Feb 07, 2006 4:04 am ]
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Go to ESPN.com's head story by Michael Smith to get a good opinion as to what happened during the game. Read John Clayton's story for the truth: A: Three key Seahawks defenders were injured in the first half B: Refs made three game-changing calls, and about 432890 non-calls C: Homecrowd for the Steelers D: The Seahawks outrushed, outpassed, and had less turnovers than the Steelers, but didn't have the "big play" like the Steelers E: They didn't have the big play because either Jerramy Stevens dropped the ball, or the refs made a bad call. F: Both teams were lucky to get there. REALLY lucky. If the Eagles and Patriots were healthy..phew, wouldn't be the same game at all. That's my two cents. Too bad the game was won not by the Steelers, or the Seahawks. Both teams played badly, but luck leads the winning team. Steelers just happened to have the luck!

Author:	Acekirby [ Tue Feb 07, 2006 11:47 pm ]
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Mr. Sparkle wrote: Well, my family plays a game called Super Bowl squares, so far I've won a giant Hershey's bar and a giant box of Nerds. Ah! I play squares. But it's for money instead. And I didn't win this year... soce,the elemental wizard wrote: Agreed (go pats!) You = Cool Forever JohnTheTinyCowboy wrote: I swear, each team I've rooted for in the last maybe eight Super Bowls has lost. Rooting against the Patriots in all three Super Bowls? Man, I thought you were cool. rips up million dollar check DanBo wrote: A: Three key Seahawks defenders were injured in the first half B: Refs made three game-changing calls, and about 432890 non-calls C: Homecrowd for the Steelers D: The Seahawks outrushed, outpassed, and had less turnovers than the Steelers, but didn't have the "big play" like the Steelers E: They didn't have the big play because either Jerramy Stevens dropped the ball, or the refs made a bad call. F: Both teams were lucky to get there. REALLY lucky. If the Eagles and Patriots were healthy..phew, wouldn't be the same game at all. That's my two cents. Too bad the game was won not by the Steelers, or the Seahawks. Both teams played badly, but luck leads the winning team. Steelers just happened to have the luck! You know, I was going to come in here and glomp around, but you made all of my points for me! But in general, I have to say that was without a doubt the worst Super Bowl I have ever seen. I don't even care Pittsburgh (a team I hate with a passion) won. It was just all around a terrible game. See above for why. The commercials were lackluster, too! Man, what a terrible Bowl.

Author:	StrongRad [ Tue Feb 07, 2006 11:56 pm ]
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I liked the game, I just with the players would have decided the outcome, instead of some crummy calls. Apparently, I'm the only person on the entire planet that liked the half time show. Unfortunately, that means that next year's is gonna be another one of those "10 pop stars I don't recognize singing horrible songs or slaughtering songs I do like" type shows.

Author:	The Experimental Film [ Wed Feb 08, 2006 1:40 am ]
Post subject:	Sheesh.
Acekirby wrote: But in general, I have to say that was without a doubt the worst Super Bowl I have ever seen. I don't even care Pittsburgh (a team I hate with a passion) won. It was just all around a terrible game. No offense, but I mightily doubt that. Had the Patriots taken the place of the Steelers, and played the same way, would you be complaining? I think not.

Author:	StrongRad [ Wed Feb 08, 2006 5:10 am ]
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Couldn't have said it better myself.

Author:	sb_enail.com [ Sun Feb 12, 2006 3:20 am ]
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I'm not much of an NFL person (or a football person), but I wanted to see Jerome Bettis win for his last game of his career. Seattle did play a lot better, but in the end, it comes down to points. I have to admit though, that second "gadget" play that Pittsburgh pulled off was just wow.

Author:	Ninti [ Sun Feb 12, 2006 3:52 pm ]
Post subject:	Huzzah!
That. Is. The. Best thing I have ever seen.

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Author:	ramrod [ Wed Feb 08, 2006 5:22 pm ]
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StrongRad wrote: Couldn't have said it better myself. Man, there are some jealous Seahawks fans out there. The calls weren't that bad. Granted, some calls weren't the best, but a lot of them were accurate calls.

Author:	Acekirby [ Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:32 pm ]
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The Experimental Film wrote: Acekirby wrote: But in general, I have to say that was without a doubt the worst Super Bowl I have ever seen. I don't even care Pittsburgh (a team I hate with a passion) won. It was just all around a terrible game. No offense, but I mightily doubt that. Had the Patriots taken the place of the Steelers, and played the same way, would you be complaining? I think not. Ah, that's where you're wrong. I probably would be. That was a terrible game. Anyone could have been in it, and it still would have been horrible game. Neither team played well at all. StrongRad wrote: Couldn't have said it better myself. Roffle.

Author:	The Experimental Film [ Thu Feb 09, 2006 12:15 am ]
Post subject:	Hmm.
You know, if the refs hadn't actually made that "Big Call" that everyone is whining about, Pittsburgh still would have won...

Author:	StrongRad [ Thu Feb 09, 2006 1:00 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Hmm.
The Experimental Film wrote: You know, if the refs hadn't actually made that "Big Call" that everyone is whining about, Pittsburgh still would have won... Possibly true. But at least then everyone could say that the players determined the outcome and not the refs.

Author:	DanBo [ Sun Feb 12, 2006 3:03 am ]
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Well, at least we know that when the Eagles win Super Bowl XLI over the Bengals, the state of Pennsylvania will finally get its due.

Author:	Beyond the Grave [ Sun Feb 12, 2006 3:09 am ]
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DanBo wrote: Well, at least we know that when the Eagles win Super Bowl XLI over the Bengals, the state of Pennsylvania will finally get its due. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! You think the Eagles are going to win next year? The Eagles have to get out of their division first.

Author:	Kevin DuBrow [ Sun Feb 12, 2006 3:23 am ]
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That's true. The Eagles are my favorite team, and I was sad that they didn't make the playoffs this year. The division is tougher than it was in the past. Usually the Eagles just walked over everybody. Now, the division is filled with GREAT coaching, spectacular players, and still intense rivalries.

Author:	The Experimental Film [ Sun Feb 12, 2006 4:43 am ]
Post subject:	I liked this.
F-Bomb Alert Hmm.

Author:	sb_enail.com [ Sun Feb 12, 2006 6:30 am ]
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The Experimental Film wrote: F-Bomb Alert Hmm. The F word is the most convincing argument I'll ever need!

Author:	ramrod [ Sun Feb 12, 2006 9:01 pm ]
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The Experimental Film wrote: F-Bomb Alert Hmm. Actually, in the touchdown one, I still can't see where the ball crossed the line.

Author:	StrongRad [ Sun Feb 12, 2006 9:17 pm ]
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ramrod wrote: The Experimental Film wrote: F-Bomb Alert Hmm. Actually, in the touchdown one, I still can't see where the ball crossed the line. That's because it didn't. Had they ruled that "not a touchdown", the ruling would have stood, too. The ruling was inconclusive. I really think the ref that signaled it did so because he saw Ben stretch his arms out after he was down.