What event contains more cliches - Election day or a post super bowl interview?
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I'm going to Disneyland. It was a Team Effort. We knew we'd win if we just stuck to what we're good at. Thank you to all of our fans. This one's for you. Coach kept us focused. Without all of you, this couldn't have happened.
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#1 it is on SUNDAY....Hello?  NFL DAY!!\n#2 I don't like socializing with a bunch of hypocrites.
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hey, i just won my election last week. DOn't make a funny opener. Make a funny speech. But be serious. I rapped at the end, it worked great. Also pick fun at your teahcers. Kids hear alot of speeches, but but being serious, then rapping, or singining, or telling a joke you will be remembered. Trust me, it works.
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the superbowl is the nfl championship...its once a year.....
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All the way. Winning the Super Bowl against the Patriots. Just like they did 20 years ago in Super Bowl 20.
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Usually the superbowl lasts about 4 hours...
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Monday Night Football is trying to find a guy that makes funny comments during a football game.  This is to try and entice more casual viewers that may not be sports fans into watching.  There are a lot of people out there that don't care which team wins, but would tune in if someone was being funny on air.  ESPN's answer to this is Tony Kornheiser, wether it will work or not is anybody's guess.  Tony is actually smarter than he acts on PTI, but I don't know is he can be funny on queue.  What I am afraid of is that Monday Night Football is going to develop a team of writers for him like the Tonight Show or David Letterman just so Tony can throw in a few zingers every third play.  If he is naturally funny it will work in the booth, if its staged it will probably still work because the football masses won't be able to know the difference.  There is soooo much money being spent on MNF Broadcasting rights that ESPN will do everything possible to garner ratings and make sure its advertising rates increase for other programing on the network.
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What kind of survey are you looking for?  A number of the major polls for tomorrow's election have included independent and third party candidates.  Or did you want something more general?
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Yes, of course I knew it was election day.  The first Tuesday every May and November.  I also had to work all day to support my family, but I made time.  Luckily May elections are usually not as important as November elections.  Mark the first Tuesday in November on your calendar now so you won't forget.\n\n:)
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Yeah. Tony Kornheiser blows. Way annoying. Sunday Night Football with Al Michaels and Madden is way better. That's what MNF is supposed to be.
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The players are over rated so the Super Bowl is over rated.Most Super Bowls do not reach the hype that the media makes them out to be.Duane Thomas running back of the Dallas Cowboys was asked after winning the Super Bowl 1972 against Miami if this was the ultimate game and his response was,If this is the ulimate game,why do we have to play it again next year
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I thought having the Super Bowl in Detroit was a good idea.  I would like to see the Super Bowl go to more cities which may not be thought of as "traditional Super Bowl cities."
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If the election was today, maybe.  It would probably be a pretty even split at this point, but the Democrats may have a slight edge today.  Politics, like the weather, changes every five minutes.  Republicans will reunite and place 100% of support behind their selection.  Democrats will fracture and split then end up with the "one that won, not the one we want" candidate.  We won't really know who is going to win until November 2008.  But this is gonna be a fun election.  There'll be more skeletons, scandals, mud slinging, and hate talk than any election before.  It's gonna be a wild ride and I plan on getting there early and getting a good seat.
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EXCELLENT QUESTION.I was wondering about the huge computer  vs paper ballot vote this election.Sounds like another election scam in the making
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absolutely. If "none of the above" gets the most votes, the whole process starts over with 2 new candidates. That would be awesome. Never happen though...
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Season's over man\n\nSteelers won the super Bowl
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Will the ball drop in Times Square on New Year's?? Rip's nomination is a given, not so much for his record number of consecutive games, but the WAY he played each and every game...with skill, intelligence, and (above all) grace. The irony is that the writers will have two prime examples of ying and yang on the ballots this year...Ripken and Gwynn vs. McGwire and Canseco. Two men who showed us how this game SHOULD be played vs. two men who showed us how this game could be "played." \n\nRipkin was a first ballot HOF lock even before his final season. The way he carried himself during the swan song made him legendary. He may well end up as one of the highest vote-getters in the past few decades, if not in the history of the HOF balloting.