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The Bud Bowl!

I'm sure that everyone remembers the greatest series of commercials to ever air during the Super Bowl, right? No, spell-check. I did not mean "superb owl". Frankly, I don't think owls get past "they're alright". Superb is pushing it. Please don't push your owl views on me. I'm not here for a heated political discussion. Thank you.

There hasn't been an actual Bud Bowl in 10 years. I'm not sure if this is some kind of oversight on the part of "The King of Beers", or if some 'crybaby protect the children from dangerous things even if those things bring joy to other people's lives parents group' decided that advertising with animated beer made their precious younglings want to drown the sorrow of having to live with them by chugging a golden brew. Either way, we need the Bud Bowl back.

Here's a link to all of Bud Bowl III, thanks to retrojunk.com. ***SPOILER ALERT*** This is the only Bud Bowl that Bud Light won.***END SPOILER ALERT***

When I was a in elementary school, we would actually bet on the out come of the Bud Bowl. Well, I remember doing that once. I picked correctly, and won something that I can't remember. Possibly a deadly snap bracelet. Until they build a time machine, I'll never know.

So, Budweiser, please bring back the king of all ad runs in the history of the Super Bowl. In these uncertain times, we need the joy that the Bud Bowl brings to all.

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My newest favorite blog(TonyHomo.com) is having a live blogging session on Jan. 6th for the Cowboys/Seahawks game. All you have to do is follow the link and enjoy the greatnes that is Drew Bledsoe chewing up and spitting out Tony Romo for a full playoff game.

I'll have a new post tomorrow, most likely. It'll have pictures and everything.

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Congrats to the St. Louis Cardinals and their fans. Your team is now the World Series Champions!

From my experience as a Red Sox fan, this means that you only have to wait another 86 years till you get to experience this feat again. Set your countdown clocks.

So, you better cherish this moment. Next year it'll be back to feeling the crushing brutality of being on the losing end.

I also have to say sorry for ESPN's homepage headline of "In-Card-ible!". Personally, I think it's a bit of a stretch.

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