Well friends, it’s that time of year. Monday Night Football has been long gone, and soon, the NFL season will be but a distant memory. After tomorrow, Sundays will become empty voids of space, with no hangover curing football to be seen. It is a depressing thought, but I could think of no better way to spend the last NFL Sunday than drinking an absurd amount of alcohol while watching a prolific display of firepower.
All season ESPN has subjected us to the hype of a Colts vs. Saints Super Bowl, and here it finally is. For once ever, a couple of ESPN hype machines managed to actually accurately predict a Super Bowl matchup, and they haven’t shut up about it since. Each team has an interesting story to tell. The Colts come in as the favored team, having the genetically enhanced QB known as Dan Marino Peyton Manning at the helm. Apparently the Colts do better with Peyton as a Coach than they did with Tony Dungee as a coach, though I tend to believe that Cooper Manning is really the genius behind the curtain of those play calls.
On the other hand, the Saints come in like Luke Skywalker. They are vastly underrated when compared to the might of the Death Star, and nobody outside of NOLA believes they can actually overcome Darth Manning. But for those doubters, in case you haven’t heard, apparently there was a little hurricane that hit New Orleans a few years ago. With this little tragedy in mind, President Obama has gone on record as saying he supports the Saints, and you know what happens when Presidents support teams right? Games get rigged. (See: Bush re: Patriots)
But enough of the introductions. Being a CBS broadcast, we have the distinct agony pleasure of listening to Jim Nantz and Phil Simms for an entire game. Suffice it to say, there will be plenty of things for which to drink. Without further adieu, drink anytime…
- Anytime someone wears pants. See our glossary for the definition of pantswearing.
- Anytime you think Speakerboxx(x) is probably being Speakerboxx(x). Editor’s note: he’s probably being that right now.
- Anytime an announcer says something that can be construed as sexual (ex: You know Jim, Brees is really putting his balls in tight holes tonight)
- Anytime they mention a natural disaster (I guess something happened in Haiti recently?)
- Take a drink, smoke a cigarette, and surrender your possessions to Germany anytime you hear the name Pierre.
- Anytime you see a “Who Dat” sign.
- Anytime you feel the need to say “Drew Breeeeees”
- Anytime the announcers verbally felate either QB
- Take a shot anytime you see a hammered Saints fan or a fat Colts fan.
- Pop a bottle of Andre anytime a U player does something awesome. (This includes Shockey getting injured
The Powerball word of the day is: “explosive.” Drink a shot of Goldschlagger anytime you hear the word “explosive.”
And there you have it. Enjoy irresponsibly.

#1 by C.K. on February 8, 2010 - 12:50 am
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You forgot to create a drinking rule for every time a commercial comes on making reference to pants wearing or taking off a skirt. I created an impromptu rule for you and I've just consumed three barrels of aged whiskey.
#2 by C.K. on February 8, 2010 - 1:53 am
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Text 90999 to donate money for the relief of those unfortunate enough to be caught at the bottom of that dog pile to start the second half.
#3 by C.K. on February 8, 2010 - 1:54 am
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The Dell kid just set a record for most 40+ yard FGs made in a Super Bowl, for those who care about such things.
#4 by Deutschebag on February 8, 2010 - 3:20 am
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We forgot to mention that we sponsored several commercials in their pants wearing campaigns.
#5 by VatoLoco on February 8, 2010 - 3:44 am
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A couple of comments:
1) I fully intended to make a post that had The Situation giving gambling advice, and his advice was to take HEADS on the kickoff. But I got home too late. BUT I did put mad cash down on Heads and got paid again. Heads… wins every time!!!
2) Yes the newly hired TYSOTB Executive SVP of marketing really did a great job with those spots today
3) Gotta love Anthony Hargrove representin SW florida by wilin out after the game
4) Sean Payton is putting himself in strong contention for a pants award after that onside kick call. Changed the game, IMO
#6 by VatoLoco on February 8, 2010 - 3:44 am
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5) Tebow ad was innocuous and moderately endearing, and more importantly generated totally saturating buzz for 2 weeks. And everyone expected to see him and his mom bombing abortion clinics in the ad, so they couldnt help but be pleasently surprised. The Tebow marketing machine strikes again. Next up, Gatorade contract. And I'm going on record now… if they ever make a Tebow flavored gatorade (like tiger) I am quitting water and subsisting on it entirely
6) We should have included a drink anytime anyone says "Situation" rule, which is a rule I follow in life now. Simms said it like 16 times in a 30 second span near the start of the 2nd half
#7 by Deutschebag on February 8, 2010 - 5:02 am
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I agree about the Situation rule, major oversight on all of our parts.
#8 by C.K. on February 8, 2010 - 3:14 pm
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I think the best ad was the Doritos commercial where they showed off recently-unearthed footage of DMX's childhood.
#9 by Deutschebag on February 8, 2010 - 6:07 pm
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I would tend to agree that it may have been DMX, however I also believe that DMX likely had a far more dysfunctional childhood than that kid. I'm also certain DMX was slinging rock at that age, not playing video games.
#10 by Stylez_G_Lube on February 8, 2010 - 4:01 pm
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More underwhelming: Tebow's Super Bowl ad or Tebow's Senior Bowl performance? I hope Uche Nwaderi has an opinion on this.,.