Monday, February 5th
Hey everyone. Erica here to keep you filled in. Chris is out today, so Brad is rolling solo. But, Brad is tough and will be ok.
7pm: We start off talking about the Super Bowl. Brad watched his first Super Bowl in about ten years. He did not know a lot about the game, but hung in there. He was excited when the game started with a kickoff return for a TD, but the game of course lost excitement as it continued.
John in Oakland says that you need to gamble to be interested in the game. I agree, my friend's cousin bet his company car on the Bears. What an absolute moron, I hope he's not dead. John in Moraga agrees with me that the pregame festivities were terrible. If you saw this, what the hell was that? It was Miami on crack.
We were all impressed by Prince's halftime performance, although none of us understand the Aunt Jemima thing on his head. We also all agree that the commercials were pretty disappointing.
Sergio in Hayward calls to make fun of people who cry over games. Brad says on tv they showed a fan in a bar just bawling. That is ridiculous. I love the Redskins as much as anyone, and I don't cry over games. And I'm a girl.
Brad wants to know when it's ok for men to cry. He says death of family members, the birth of a child, losing your virginity. Nate from Oakland says that he cries all the time over the Raiders. What a puss.
We also talk about how the Halftime show could be a little more manly. They always book bands with chick appeal, but maybe they should have a little more testosterone. Brad is pushing for Rammstein, which will never ever happen. Salvador in San Jose thinks that ZZ Top would be great.
Other suggestions:
- Ted Nugent
- Megadeth
- Janet Jackson's breasts
- Rob Zombie
- Metallica
- Ozzy Osbourne
Jason in San Francisco calls thrilled that it rained. He loved seeing all those rich corporate bigwigs getting soaked. Seriously, that stadium was half empty by the fourth quarter. He is upset that Indy did not have a big riot after their victory.
8pm: As we continue with the Super Bowl, we go over the commercials. The first is the auction commercial for Bud Light. I thought Bud Light did the best.
Jeff in Napa calls to gripe about the worst Super Bowl party he has ever been to. He says that too many people were not into football and talking too much. He was meeting people and had to make small talk the whole time.
Mike from Los Gatos says the Career Builder commercials really struck a chord with him. He says that the ads were very representative of his life. Of course then he starts going into surf music. That is really random.
Brad's wife, T, calls to harrass Brad. She calls him completely lame for quoting Judas Priest lyrics on the air. She also updates us on the smoking cessation. She is wearing two patches tonight and Brad is a little concerned.
We play a
7pm: We start off talking about the Super Bowl. Brad watched his first Super Bowl in about ten years. He did not know a lot about the game, but hung in there. He was excited when the game started with a kickoff return for a TD, but the game of course lost excitement as it continued.
John in Oakland says that you need to gamble to be interested in the game. I agree, my friend's cousin bet his company car on the Bears. What an absolute moron, I hope he's not dead. John in Moraga agrees with me that the pregame festivities were terrible. If you saw this, what the hell was that? It was Miami on crack.
We were all impressed by Prince's halftime performance, although none of us understand the Aunt Jemima thing on his head. We also all agree that the commercials were pretty disappointing.
Sergio in Hayward calls to make fun of people who cry over games. Brad says on tv they showed a fan in a bar just bawling. That is ridiculous. I love the Redskins as much as anyone, and I don't cry over games. And I'm a girl.
Brad wants to know when it's ok for men to cry. He says death of family members, the birth of a child, losing your virginity. Nate from Oakland says that he cries all the time over the Raiders. What a puss.
We also talk about how the Halftime show could be a little more manly. They always book bands with chick appeal, but maybe they should have a little more testosterone. Brad is pushing for Rammstein, which will never ever happen. Salvador in San Jose thinks that ZZ Top would be great.
Other suggestions:
- Ted Nugent
- Megadeth
- Janet Jackson's breasts
- Rob Zombie
- Metallica
- Ozzy Osbourne
Jason in San Francisco calls thrilled that it rained. He loved seeing all those rich corporate bigwigs getting soaked. Seriously, that stadium was half empty by the fourth quarter. He is upset that Indy did not have a big riot after their victory.
8pm: As we continue with the Super Bowl, we go over the commercials. The first is the auction commercial for Bud Light. I thought Bud Light did the best.
Jeff in Napa calls to gripe about the worst Super Bowl party he has ever been to. He says that too many people were not into football and talking too much. He was meeting people and had to make small talk the whole time.
Mike from Los Gatos says the Career Builder commercials really struck a chord with him. He says that the ads were very representative of his life. Of course then he starts going into surf music. That is really random.
Brad's wife, T, calls to harrass Brad. She calls him completely lame for quoting Judas Priest lyrics on the air. She also updates us on the smoking cessation. She is wearing two patches tonight and Brad is a little concerned.
We play a
posted by The Gray Area at 7:03 PM
1 Comments:
Hello CBE! Love the show, too bad you guys are in the evening spot - now I have to invent all the reasons to drive my car beyond 7 pm. :)
I'm not much of a rock music listener, but may I recommend an absolutely awesome Sacramento band Deftones, especially their later, more mature stuff - the self-titled album and Saturday Night Wrist.
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