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Smalls
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What was your favorite Super Bowl Commercials?

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Chives
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February 7th ’10, 08:08 PM

I didn't watch the Super Bowl. I was too busy watching Puppy Bowl VI.

Smalls
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February 7th ’10, 08:10 PM

Ha, I forgot they did that.

LOLDSFAN
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February 7th ’10, 09:33 PM

Fav.

Was funny also

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Bluebuddy
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February 7th ’10, 10:56 PM

They sucked this year. They didn't even have the original e-trade baby.

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Naraku
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February 7th ’10, 11:03 PM

The Favre one was all right.

Yeah, as a whole, they were terrible. Although some had bright moments. Doritos as a whole won the night, I think. Denny's was a close second. The beer ads were mediocre, which was disappointing.

Smalls
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February 7th ’10, 11:49 PM

The only Bud Light commercial I liked was the Autotune.

Really in whole, the Super Bowl was depressing. The commercials, the commentators, and the promotion. Especially the commentators, they spoke like a broken record and was the least bit exciting.

I would've taken John Madden over them.

ArmsAreLoud
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February 8th ’10, 03:15 AM

I liked the Observatory one Budweiser did.

The Brett Favre one was awesome, too.

However, the vast majority of them sucked.

JackOfSpades
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February 8th ’10, 04:01 AM

I just figured out The Who did the half-time act, I don't know about the rest.
But I did watched some of the Dorito-Crash the Superbowl-entries, some were quite nice.

ArmsAreLoud
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February 8th ’10, 04:04 AM

The Who's performance was quite disappointing. I can't really blame them, though; they are quite old.

JackOfSpades
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February 8th ’10, 05:27 AM

ArmsAreLoud wrote:

The Who's performance was quite disappointing. I can't really blame them, though; they are quite old.

True, and the remixes of their songs rarely sound good.

Brian
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February 8th ’10, 06:22 AM

JackOfSpades wrote:

ArmsAreLoud wrote:

The Who's performance was quite disappointing. I can't really blame them, though; they are quite old.

True, and the remixes of their songs rarely sound good.

The lighting they used was pretty cool, and the fireworks.

I like there songs, but that's my opinion, oh well.

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ArmsAreLoud
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February 8th ’10, 07:23 AM

The Who is incredible, and Live at Leeds is the best live album ever made. It's just they're too old to be THAT good these days.

JackOfSpades
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February 8th ’10, 07:27 AM

ArmsAreLoud wrote:

The Who is incredible, and Live at Leeds is the best live album ever made. It's just they're too old to be THAT good these days.

This.
Plus, 50% of the original cast bit the dust, and Daltrey's voice resembles a rasp.

ArmsAreLoud
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February 8th ’10, 07:50 AM

Yep. The Who just isn't the same without Keith. The new drummer is pretty good, but they aren't going to find anyone that good.