The Superbowl

I was watching the game until a few moments ago. I can cope with the way a great sport has been raped by television, I can cope with dumb pauses and the destruction of the ideal of just 11 men against 11. But when the commentator just used the words "defending world champions" to describe the last winners of the superbowl, the TV went off.

Of course, any nation that gets that uptight about seeing a tit on TV, really needs to get over itself.

This entry was posted by Harry on 07/02/05 at 00:49 . Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0.

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