The Superbowl XLVII:
Ravens vs. 49ers
New Orleans
Mercedes-Benz Superdome
February 3, 2013
6:30 pm ET
Check out TICKETMASTER if you have the mechanical urge to see the best of the best go head to head for THE trophy. These are the guys that beat all odds to make it through JV football. Their parents loved it when their son came home with the Varsity jersey, and announced he would be starting the entire season. All the moms had the jitters every time their helmets crashed together. Then, college football made the dream begin to take on an entirely new perspective. Seriously, all the players came to play football. Fraternities, jobs, grades, girlfriends, fun, and football grew with them to a new Super size. NFL agents began to take notice. The players felt like the world revolved around them. Their friends graduated to struggle to pay for their college loans, and their first house. Meanwhile, they were seeing their first 5 or 6 digit pay check. Overcoming the odds of not getting hurt, by NFL guys that hit you like a drunken rich guy in a new Cadillac truck, the NFL rookies and superstar players have to prove themselves on a championship team. No choking for the fans, the families, the dreamers, the gamblers, or even the owners. This is the Superbowl, baby!
The ticket prices could buy you a hoopty. You could buy a hoopty that you could potentially fix up for those days when you feel like showing off. Dubstep that, though. It is time. The game is on. How big is your tv, man? Are you just an ordinary fan?
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The Superbowl requires big tvs because it is a huge event in America. Gear up!
It is estimated that CBS, the network showing the game this year, will be able to charge more than $3m for each 30-second advertisement that airs around the game.
More than 50% of adult Americans will have a bet on the game, according to RJ Bell, of Pregame.com, and only 1% will do so legally (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21277122).
Super Bowl 2013 is expected to a fuel $185 million in spending in New Orleans, largely from the National Football League, media outlets and other businesses, according to a new analysis by international accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers. The firm described the Super Bowl as "the latest event to bolster economic recovery in New Orleans." (www.nola.com)
Sabias que: The Superbowl performer doesn’t plan on lip syncing the anthem. The game is on CBS. The Boot Blaster is a cocktail with:
1 oz. rum
½ oz. Pepsi
1 oz. gin
1 oz. vodka
1 oz. orang liquer
14 oz. lemon-lime mix
So, the game is on. Get up, right now. Go contribute to our economy.
The Ravens need to cover the spread: 4 pts.
The 49ers are about to bust’em up!
Enjoy the game, responsibly, and don’t forget your ticket.
