The best Superbowl ads of 2009

It was tough staying up till four in the morning to watch the end of the game, but it turned out to be a crazy last 10 minutes, and ended up to be one of the better Superbowls. I didn't think the ads were as creative as some in the past. Here's a few of my favorites, and the complete list is at YOUTUBE


E-TRADE

DORITOS

PEPSI MAX

MILLER HIGH LIFE

BUD LIGHT

CASTROL OIL
COMPLETE LIST at YOUTUBE

Steelers Win Superbowl XLIII; No Review On Last Play?

I stayed up to watch it, as it started at midnight here in Belgium, and just as it was turning into a snoozefest, it turned out to be a classic game. Those last 10 minutes were some kind of insane.

That last-minute touchdown grab by Santonio Holmes that will undoubtedly rank among the best plays in Super Bowl history. Being a Minnesota Viking fan, that looked like a patented Chris Carter catch.......back in the day.

UPDATE: According to NFL VP of Officiating Mike Pereira, the replay official upstairs did see the play clearly.
“We confirmed it was a fumble,” said Pereira. “The replay assistant in the replay booth saw it was clearly a fumble. The ball got knocked loose and was rolling in his hand before it started forward. He has to have total control.”

If you haven't seen the 30 seconds of live porn that Comcast viewers got in Arizona right during the Warner to Fitzgerald go ahead touchdown pass...go here.
Gives new meaning to the phrase....going deep, and balls out!

Go Cardinals

I really don't have a lot of interest in the game this year as to who wins, but I'm going with the Cards for a couple reasons even though they're big underdogs. I've got a nephew in college at Arizona State, and until this season, Pat Tillman, the football player turned fallen soldier, was the only bright spot in an otherwise dismal Arizona team.

Lest I forget....their cheerleaders deserve a vote too!

The Greatest Snack Food Stadium Ever Built

The boys at Holy Taco have been creating a masterpiece for their Superbowl party.....it almost makes me want to cry. Cruise over if you want to see how they made it.

Ingredients:

The Field:
1 Pound of Guacamole
15 Oz. Queso Dip For The Steelers End Zone
15 Oz. Salsa For The Cardinals End Zone
2 Oz. Sour Cream for the Field Lines

The Players:
15 Vienna Sausages
Helmets - 3 Oz. Sharp Cheddar Cheese

The Goal Posts:
1 Slim Jim for Each Goal Post
1 Oz. Monterey Jack Cheddar To Anchor (each)

The Stands:
58 Twinkies
1 Pound of Bacon
1 Bag of Nacho Cheese Doritos
1 Bag of Cheetos
1 Bag of Corn Tortilla Chips
1 Bag of Chex Mix

The Blimp:
20 Oz. Football-Shaped Summer Sausage (optional) (on second thought, no, this isn't optional. Go buy one.)

TOTAL CALORIES: 24,375
TOTAL GRAMS OF FAT: 1,285
TOTAL COST: $86.47
TOTAL DELICIOUSNESS: 1 Billion trillion, dude. One billion trillion.

HOLY TACO

Superbowl Body Paint

If you are not excited about the Superbowl yet, this video might help.

UPDATE!!!! Superbowl customers of Comcast in Arizona get unintentional porn during Fitzgeralds touchdown catch. WATCH THE VIDEO

Steeler fans may be out of luck though as the paint is not sold by the barrel.

Tony Romo is turning Jessica Simpson into a bit of a tub

The once voluptuous Jessica is now a bit fat. She looks worse the more you look at these photos . And she’s not helping matters by wearing an entire outfit that doubles as a Civil War era garter corset with those "mommy jeans" … and two belts on top. Not only is that a fashion faux pas, it accentuates her pudge.

Super Bowl tickets as high as $20,000

Tickets for this Sunday's Super Bowl are drawing record selling prices nationally for scalpers, various ticket reselling outlets are reporting.
Ticket King is listing single seats priced from $3,220 to $19,751. Yes, that is for one ticket.
This year's game is at the University of Phoenix Stadium, the 63,400-seat home of the Arizona Cardinals. Its seating is being expanded to about 75,000 for the Super Bowl.
Face value for tickets to this year's game ranges from $600 to $700. For the first Super Bowl, tickets ranged from $6 to $12.