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02.05.07
What a terrific game, right? Terrifically crappy, that is. But we should take the good of the game home with us: Peyton Manning and Tony Dungy finally got their overdue championship rings. Bears fans can at least choose to remember Devin Hester's opening kickoff touchdown, while casual fans will try to forget the thirty turnovers.
For me, Super Bowl XLI will always be memorable for the post-game visit to Gold Rush, Miami's elite center for interpretive dance, where Ruby's work in that difficult medium was nothing short of life-changing. I donated a large sum of money, and fully expect the new wing to be named for me.
Totally worth every penny. Stripping is the noblest of professions. They're like angels you give money to.
NOTE: Back to the airport. I'll be back on the regular posting schedule tomorrow, and I'll have full details of all the goings-on, charades, shenanigans, misadventures, and happenstances of the last few days.

Not completely fair to judge this game by the turnovers – it was the first Super Bowl ever played in bad weather conditions. Those kind of games are always sloppy. Personally, I like that – football should be played in the elements. I hate these pussy ass domed arenas. I wanna watch a Super Bowl in 10 degree temperatures with snow fall. Maybe it’ll get more actual fans at the Super Bowl instead of corporate stiffs that get the tickets handed to them.
Nice work, Ruby – If that is your real name.
im bringin rexy back
9″, actual fans at the Super Bowl are the nemeses of this site lately, although these actual fans go the tickets handed to them also. One thing is clear: God hates Sarah Spain. And Rex was not N Effect–fucker looked like Katherine Hepburn out there, or Dafoe in English Patient.
While I wouldn’t call what we had “dinner”, so much as drinks and food made soggy by the rain, that plus the game made for one great time.
Just please remember…it’s not sexy to openly admit you haven’t showered in three days and you stole clothes from a homeless person at CVS. In fact, it’s a bit of a turn-off.
Once more for good measure: Eat it Sarah Spain!
Ruby named the eight ball she bought, with your donation, after you.