[Ti] Priceless - OT

[T Molnar]

:-)
there is absolutely "nothing" about the super bowl that isn't 
commodified.
Well, maybe there is a very small essence of "play" in some of the 
players and fans, the fans more likely.
Certainly there was some "play" in Justin Timberlake .  Watch out Ms. 
Jackson!!!!
LOL
:-)
It's totally a business run under the guise of sport.
which is just fine for what it is.  I was noticing just how much
it reminded me of the Pro Wrestling stuff.   :-)

It's an entertainment phenomena posing in "drag" as a sporting event,
though there might have been a time long ago,
back in superbowl yester year, where this might have been different.
Hmmm.....Nah ! :-)

best to you all,
cheers
tim


On Feb 1, 2004, at 7:46 PM, Chris Olson wrote:

>
> On Feb 1, 2004, at 9:34 PM, Loren wrote:
>
>> Actually, commercialism was quite tame this year. The real show was 
>> the game for once.
>
> Yeah, the Patriots earned that one.
>
> But I dunno, what with the Cadillac SuperBowl Post Game Show, and all. 
>  It's still pretty commercialized :-)
> --
> Chris
>