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Google’s advertising during the Super Bowl? Finally someone’s getting the word out on them! Perhaps next year we’ll see oil and oxygen taking out a spot or two during the big game.

As far as Tiger goes, christ, I can’t imagine what it’s like to be so famous that seemingly innocuous search engines pay exorbitant amounts of money to make light of your personal life on the biggest advertising day of the year.

Via SbB.

While the East coast is being pounded by snowstorms, those of us in Southern California are being sprinkled with a light drizzle. And I do mean ‘light’. A priest armed with one of those holy water spigots hits the congregation with more moisture than we’re getting here now. Yet for some reason, I’m having a hard time watching my Hoyas beat up on the Fightin’ Scotties because of DirecTV’s shoddy technology. And not to get all cliche and hacky, but it’s TWO THOUSAND AND FUCKING TEN. We’re killing cancer with nanobubbles now but a little condensation still interrupts my tv viewing Saturday?!?

Not a young Daunte Culpepper.
Rumors and Rants is dropping knowledge about something called the Playoff Bowl that “was played the week after the NFL Championship Game between the two teams that finished in second place in the league’s two divisions” between 1960-1969. Why is this of any concern to me?

Fun Bonus Trivia: Did you know the greatest team in the history of the Playoff Bowl is the Detroit Lions? Sure, the Lions have never made it to the Super Bowl, but their all-time mark of 3-0 in the Playoff Bowl will never be topped.

Finally! A comeback to all those “Lions are the worst team in the history teams” barbs I’ve been absorbing all my life…..

At first I thought it was Alexander Litvinenko too but the man pictured above is indeed Olli Jokinen, the newest New York Ranger. And no he wasn’t in 2001: A Space Odyssey when he was a baby but he gets that all the time.

Via OFTOT.

If you’re like me or Adam Morrison, you’re constantly looking for ways to kill time at work. Enter a man named Wyn Douglas and his NBA transaction flowcharts, which neatly and concisely trace how every roster in the NBA was put together.

It’s one of those things you just want to take a peak at and then you suddenly realize you just spent the last 30 minutes of your life seeing how the Milwaukee Bucks and Charlotte Bobcats were constructed. Your Saturdays are probably more exciting than mine.

I got nothing else to say….