![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
defrogAnd after running down the vital stats, I’m going to call it for Chicago. Neither team is big on defense, and statistically Chicago has the offense line-up and the air power that’ll eventually decide the game, so barring any major injuries or ...
Hmm, what?
What do you mean Chicago’s not playing this year? Of course they are.
Oh. Sorry. No, I was talking about the Lingerie Bowl.
Who’s going to win the Super Bowl? Hell if I know. I’m not even sure who’s playing besides New Orleans. In fact, I’ll call it for New Orleans because (1) they’re the only team in the game I can name and (2) I’ve been there.
Still, the most important question is whether or not the Lingerie Bowl – which will commence during the SB halftime – can defeat the official halftime act of Super Bowl 44: The Who.
Tough call, seeing as how The Who are down to just two players, and (let’s admit it) have really never gotten their mojo back since Keith Moon died. Plus, there's no guarantee of a wardrobe malfunction ... which is probably a reason they got the gig, though that's not to say The Who aren't capable of stirring up some controversy. They're doing it already and they haven't done the soundcheck yet. (That said, honestly, at this stage in American pop culture I don't think there's anyone left to book that won't offend some group somewhere.)
So in the end, it’s probably going to be a question of (1) disposable income (as the Lingerie Bowl is PPV) and (2) the playlist.
I would hope that The Who go with some unexpected choices, but they’re likely to stick to the classics, if for no other reason than that they’ve only got about 30 minutes – and as they’ve been known to stretch “My Generation” to 15 minutes, I’m not expecting a long set list.
So while I don’t expect to hear, say, “The Acid Queen” or something, I’ll consider it a win if they at least play this.
Are you ready for some football,
This is dF
Hmm, what?
What do you mean Chicago’s not playing this year? Of course they are.
Oh. Sorry. No, I was talking about the Lingerie Bowl.
Who’s going to win the Super Bowl? Hell if I know. I’m not even sure who’s playing besides New Orleans. In fact, I’ll call it for New Orleans because (1) they’re the only team in the game I can name and (2) I’ve been there.
Still, the most important question is whether or not the Lingerie Bowl – which will commence during the SB halftime – can defeat the official halftime act of Super Bowl 44: The Who.
Tough call, seeing as how The Who are down to just two players, and (let’s admit it) have really never gotten their mojo back since Keith Moon died. Plus, there's no guarantee of a wardrobe malfunction ... which is probably a reason they got the gig, though that's not to say The Who aren't capable of stirring up some controversy. They're doing it already and they haven't done the soundcheck yet. (That said, honestly, at this stage in American pop culture I don't think there's anyone left to book that won't offend some group somewhere.)
So in the end, it’s probably going to be a question of (1) disposable income (as the Lingerie Bowl is PPV) and (2) the playlist.
I would hope that The Who go with some unexpected choices, but they’re likely to stick to the classics, if for no other reason than that they’ve only got about 30 minutes – and as they’ve been known to stretch “My Generation” to 15 minutes, I’m not expecting a long set list.
So while I don’t expect to hear, say, “The Acid Queen” or something, I’ll consider it a win if they at least play this.
Are you ready for some football,
This is dF
