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Can you imagine watching the Superbowl game and catching an eyeful of full frontal nudity with your handful of popcorn?
That's what happened to viewers in Tuscon Arizona who were watching the game on Comcast. Comcast apologized and said the porno glitch was a mistake but we know that porn splicing Tyler Durden from Fight Club was working overtime on this one. Click here to watch the NSFW video.
Super Bowl audiences in Tucson, Arizona, got a little more than they bargained for when during Sunday's game 30 seconds of porn flashed on the screen following a touchdown.
We didn't know Tyler Durden was working in Tucson these days!
The clip, from the adult Club Jenna channel, was seen only by folks in Tucson. It contained a scene of a woman undoing a fella's pants, followed by full frontal male nudity.
Flop that peen around!
Only Comcast customers in Tucson were affected.
Corporate Affairs Manager with Comcast, Kelle Maslyn, said, "We are investigating the cause, and working with engineers at Cox Communications to find out why this happened."
While Cox Communications spokesman Michael Dunne said, "As far as we can determine, there has been no inappropriate material shown to Cox customers."
The jokes write themselves.
Who knows what would have happened if Janet Jackson had been there!
CLICK HERE to watch the whole incident as Tucson viewers saw it. Obviously it's NSFW. source
Everyone tunes in to watch the great Superbowl plays and ads on the big day. This year's crop of commercials were pretty lackluster and depressing.
SF Gate ponders whether the new downer themes had anything to do with the economic recession. Watch the Doritos : Power of the Crunch commercial where a guy uses chip crunches to undress a woman, rob an ATM and turn a police officer into a monkey before he gets hit by a bus.
There was also a guy who got hit by a bus, an electrocution, a golf
club to the head, a horrible ski accident and a low-level executive who
gets thrown out a fourth-story window, crashing to the ground below.
And that was just in the game's first quarter.
With the country deep in a recession during Super Bowl XLIII and
needing a laugh, the advertisers instead gave us a snow globe in the
testicles.
It was a big year for random acts of violence (the Golden Gate
Bridge alone appeared to be destroyed at least twice) and
sentimentality in this year's crop of Super Bowl commercials, which
were overshadowed on Sunday afternoon by Bruce Springsteen's exciting
halftime show and a thrilling game that ended with the Pittsburgh Steelers beating the Arizona Cardinals 27-23.
Advertisers trotted old warhorses, including William Shatner,
another collection of busty GoDaddy.com models and multiple ad spots
featuring the Budweiser Clydesdales.
Even though there were several bright spots (more on that later),
the Super Bowl ads as a whole were an underwhelming lot. Before the
end, two people were taken out by buses: a Doritos pitchman and the
globe-headed Jack character from the Jack in the Box commercials. The
latter ad ended with Jack lying on the street with what looked like
life-threatening head injuries - and instructions to see what happens
next at a site that wasn't working right when we tried to log in.
Should we just assume he's dead?
The pervasive theme of violence in this year's ads was a change from
past Super Bowls, when kicks to the groin shared equal time with sexual
content and bathroom humor. But recent controversies made it more
difficult for racier content to make it to your living room, starting
with Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction during the 2004 Super Bowl
halftime show and an upside-down clown that appeared to drink beer from
its anus. Last year, the makers of Snickers candy bars were criticized
as homophobic for an ad featuring two auto mechanics who accidentally
kiss, and then pull out their chest hair in an attempt to prove they're
still manly. And Salesgenie.com was chastised for a deliberately bad
panda bear-themed commercial that featured a Chinese racial caricature.
With the political correctness police watching closely, violence may
have been all that the advertisers had left to work with. source
Jennifer Hudson doesn’t always get the material her prodigious voice deserves.
But that wasn’t the case Sunday to open the Super Bowl as she took on the National Anthem, a demanding warhorse that requires superior vocal chops to successfully navigate.
It was the 27-year-old Chicago native’s first public performance since the slaying of her mother, brother and nephew in their Englewood home on Oct. 24.
Teetering on high heels with a sober expression, she began and ended the performance with an audible sigh. In between, she was focused and in terrific voice. She began deliberately, then swung low to bring a chilling resonance to the word “gleaming.” Though she stretched a few notes, she didn’t oversell the song or her voice. She reveled in its power. The final “home of the brave” was a howitzer into the heavens.
President Barack Obama's team the Pittsburgh Steelers won Superbowl 43 against the Arizona Cardinals 27-23. The historic game was exciting with the most jaw dropping play we ever saw happening when James Harrison intercepted the ball and scored a touchdown after running 100 yards across the field. AMAZING!!! Harrison was so light on his feet and fast that it looked like a bullet time scene from the Matrix. It looked like everyone was trying to tackle Harrison in slow mo and he just kept running and dodging at high speed. Harrison made Superbowl history and the Steelers made history when they won their 6th Superbowl. Congrats to the Steelers it was a great game. Check out some highlights including Harrison's play at the 3:10 mark.
SUPERBOWL 43 HIGHLIGHTS AND THE MVP AWARD ANNOUNCED
James Harrison didn't win the Defensive Player of the Year award by making plays like this. He's a sacker and a run-stuffer, not a long-distance runner.
Didn't matter. Harrison went the distance on a 100-yard interception return — one of the greatest plays in Super Bowl and Steelers history — to swing the NFL title game on Sunday night when it appeared the Arizona Cardinals were ready to take the halftime lead. The Steelers went on to win their record sixth Super Bowl, 27-23.
On a first-and-goal play from the Steelers 2 with 18 seconds left in the half, Warner threw a short pass over the middle intended for Anquan Boldin, who had made two catches for 11 yards on the previous two plays.
Harrison, the Steelers' right outside linebacker, read the play perfectly and cut in front of Boldin to make the interception at the goal line and take off up the Arizona sideline. The All-Pro linebacker was slowed twice on either side of the 50, with Warner himself trying and missing to make the tackle, before being hauled down by Larry Fitzgerald's face-mask tackle — but not before thrusting the ball across the goal line. source
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The N.Y. Giants pulled a historic victory and won the Superbowl beating the undefeated New England Patriots 17 to 14. Watch analysis to understand the magnitude of the win and how quarterback MVP Eli Manning managed to upset the New England Patriots 18-0 winning streak. Click to get more coverage of the game.