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When it comes to the biggest gridiron matchup of the year, there are definitely two camps of viewers: Those who love the game and those who love the ads. Which part of the Super Bowl is your favorite?
I do not watch any of it. Just not my thing.
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32.9%
The game. The ads are a fun distraction, but the real action is on the field.
163 votes
62.4%
The ads. Who cares about the game? The ads are definitely the fun part!
309 votes
4.6%
Neither. I like the halftime show. You never know when you might get some crazy wardrobe malfunction.
23 votes
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Neither. I like the halftime show. You never know when you might get some crazy wardrobe malfunction.
I pretty much watched The Who, listening to their CSI medley. The rest of the time I switched back and forth between the ads and TAPS.
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I am appalled by the fact that CBS would run the pro-life Tim Tebow commercial when it is clearly against their usual policy to reject advocacy commercials (such as the gay site commercial this year). It is insulting to all intelligent pro-choice women in this country & they have ignored our outcry on this matter. I hope they loose viewership over this issue.
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#1 - Fri Feb 5, 2010 10:00 AM EST{"commentId":12205138,"authorDomain":"Bethannie"}
RE: Pro-life commercial - If your morals and standards are your own and you believe in them, then a commercial will not change your mind. If you can be swayed by 30 seconds of commercial time, then you really didn't have moral standards to begin with.
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#2 - Fri Feb 5, 2010 4:29 PM EST{"commentId":12210369,"authorDomain":"yakirahey"}
I agree, Carmen. An anti-choice commercial is totally out of place. Those people obviously have a lot of money to spend. Though I guess it's better that they dump it into a "commercial" trying to sway people to their warped way of thinking than spend it on more clinic harassment and the murders of innocent physicians.
Those nuts have no business attacking the right of a woman to have control over her own body and life. Who gave them the right to poke their noses into other people's private business?? They are so arrogant!
Have you noticed how all the people who run those organizations and are telling women what THEY think women should do with their bodies are always predominantley MEN?
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#3 - Fri Feb 5, 2010 8:44 PM EST{"commentId":12225767,"authorDomain":"LawTeacher"}
Ah, the liberal woman's "right to choose." But, for some reason, that same liberal will not give a fleeting thought about the woman's right to choose to give birth rather than end a life! That part of choice can not and should not be considered or publicly mentioned. Can we agree that both sides should be given equal acceptance? Liberal thinking seems to be accepting only of ideas that conform to their ideology. What a shame that freedom of speech only applies to certain groups--definitely not God fearing Americans.
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The adds are a bore but the cheerleaders are a beautiful attraction. The games are great when the ball goes more than a yard at a time.