Sunday, February 9, 2025

How to party before the Super Bowl

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Chris Farley, seen here with some post-Maloney baloney on his face, is asking, Are you ready?
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Here's every 2025 Super Bowl party: 20 events including tailgate parties, Post Malone concert, and more (EssentiallySports).

Super Bowl weekend is packed with 20 must-hit events, from high-energy tailgates to A-list concerts! Catch Post Malone live, party with Maxim, or dive into Guy Fieri’s FlavorTown feast—New Orleans is the place to be. Get in on the excitement at least in your dreams.

Meanwhile, in Iowa Slipknot get ready to practice

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You'll be sitting fat on the couch, sprouting, getting ready to be deep fried as the country uses the Big Game as an excuse to party. The Gladiators are ready. The Coliseum has been cleaned up, and the Christians are ready for a sporting chance against the Lions. (Edgar Cayce would never approve of this).

"Are you ready for some football?" asks Chris Farley. And we answer, "H no," but it doesn't matter. The bandwagon is too loud and too full of partygoers, cheerleaders, and math nerds learning to gamble on statistical probabilities as if sports were not rigged to profit the few while depleting the many.
They say "religion is the opiate of the masses," but it really seems organized sports serve that function in the modern U.S. Preparation for war, obedience training for doggs (and not those cute ones from the Puppy Bowl), observer activities over doing anything, learning to cheerlead, gamble, and drink, not to mention a diet to die for. At least no one's paying attention to Trump, who is so not able to stand the loss of attention that he will be at the big game sucking spotlight from Mahomes.

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