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Tag Archives: Super Bowl
The worst Super Bowl ads of 2011
Apologies for being a little late on this post, but I’m still a little bleary eyed after watching 6+ hours of TV on Super Bowl Sunday. When I wasn’t gripping the arms of my chair while the Pittsburgh Steelers slowly … Continue reading
Posted in Sports and rec
Tagged ads, comedy, Super Bowl
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The long road to Packer fandom via Chico
I’ve been following the Packers off and on for about 13 years. While the Super Bowl XLV has yet to be played, the past couple of weeks have been the most exciting for me Packers-wise as Chico celebrates native Aaron … Continue reading
Posted in World at large
Tagged Aaron Rodgers, NFL, Packers, Super Bowl, TV
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