When at a “Christian” concert, what type of dress and behavior would you expect to see in the audience?
I do not like the style or music of Jars of Clay.
I think that the current rotating photography on michaelwsmith.com looks like some metrosexual dating site or clothes commercial.
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JCPenney sometimes advertises that they are having/offering “door-buster” sales or deals.
Is that a good idea; having potential customers thinking about stampeding shoppers breaking down a store door?
From what I saw of SuperBowl 41 a few days ago, it was mostly disappointing/boring.
American taxpayer money was transferred in the millions or billions to support this event.
By the way, the NFL seems to be a pro-war, Republican company.
At the start, football player Muhsin Muhammad seemingly got booed because people in the stadium may dislike people with Islamic or Muslim sounding names, even though he is not one. (UPDATE: see comments below)
Billy Joel did the National Anthem thing poorly, and he looked funny. Looks generally shouldn’t matter, but this is television.
Prince did the half-time show and it was boring and not good, no matter how sexy some women think that he is. The temporary? grandma-style head covering was interesting. The two woman dancers were somewhat goofy or some word like that. I do not understand how the selected fans that they let surround his stage were acting so excited.
Except for the first touchdown, the game consisted of rain due to no roof/not cloud seeding?, not a lot of action, a few players were looking gaunt, multiple instances of minor game rules being decided upon, seemingly unnecessary timeouts, and the Colts trying to use up the remaining time clock minutes by engaging in non-exciting no throw plays.
Then two players vandalized the famously “black” / “African-American” coach before the game was even over with liquid beverage.
I did not see all of the commercials, but from what I did see, there was nothing too special this year. Coca-Cola and Frito Lay? did some pandering commercials or something to “black” people so that they would buy their food. Some commercials were shown twice and/or were regular, non-SuperBowl commercials that I had seen before. CBS ran an excessive amount of commercials advertising their shows, some of which most people have never heard of before. CBS was also running somewhat desperate seeming time filler ads saying how great and popular they are as a network or company and also had Katie Couric, whom I do not like. Budweiser showed that they have money to spend on advertising, and that made them look good as a company.
Coach Tony Dungy could have been more humble.
I do not blame the National Football League for those somewhat wasted hours, but I do blame CBS. For some reason, I think that FOX would have done a better job.
Did I miss anything? Note that I was busy/eating and I did not watch the entire thing.
This guy thinks the game was boring also:
http://rightalways.blogspot.com/2007/02/cbs-completley-boring-superbowl.html
US immigration officials insisted the sufferer of an anal infection remove a small piece of medical thread which was being used by doctors to treat the condition. The man required treatment under general anaesthetic as a result.
The US Department of Transportation and the Ad Council have a current radio commercial that implies that all men that are in karaoke bars are drunk (“wasted”).
