Saturday, February 5, 2011

What Kind Of Weave Does La La Have

SUPER BOWL: COME EVITARLO


Tomorrow afternoon, millions of Americans will place in front of their televisions to watch the Super Bowl , the final of the football league. The Super Bowl is also famous for commercials produced for the occasion (often expensive, and equally often on Panzoni lying on the couch drinking beer and speaking ill of their wives) and the ' half-time show where the stars perform international music such as Prince (2007), U2 (2002), the New Kids on the Block * (1991) and this year, the Black Eyed Peas.

To be honest, to me the Super Bowl matters little or nothing. My sports gene awakens only once every four years during the World Cup, like a good sissy. Moreover, it is unthinkable for me to spend 5 hours in front of the television watching a sporting event with advertising every minute. In short, fans of football, if you look for information about this event, maybe you're looking elsewhere.

The Dead Chef, however, is intrigued by one aspect of quest'annuale occasion: the dreaded Super Bowl menu. As you can imagine, the menu of the Super Bowl is the epitome of trash and food comford American. However, I do not want the snob. After all, we expect that menu for a football final? Omelette with onions and Peroni or frozen escargots a la Bourguignonne and Côtes du Roussillon? ** However, the photos look good in this post to give you an idea of \u200b\u200bthe basic ingredients of the Super Bowl menu: chips, hot dogs, sausages of all types and a high content of sour cream, snacks such as Twinkies and other filth, a kind of plum cake, which I hope to remember one of the best scenes in 's always good Ghostbusters. The menu is not fixed, of course, but may include dishes such as sandwiches giant; the buffalo wings, chicken wings or covered with barbecue sauce, a dish of mac and cheese , pasta or baked at cheese and beloved baby back ribs, spare ribs brushed with the usual barbecue sauce.

The appearance of the Super Bowl favorite but has nothing to do with food. I want to tell because the recent tradition of Puppy Bowl broadcast every year since the cable channel Animal Planet, and that does nothing but take adoptable dogs playing in a small football field. The transmission comes in its seventh year, and I hope to see it so much. Here are some clips that should interest you:
  • L ' national anthem sung by Pepper the Parrot! A
  • scene from a past Puppy Bowl!
  • L ' Halftime show full of kittens! The dogs
  • che parteciperanno all'edizione di quest'anno!
Avendo una cagnolina di quasi 3 anni, non mi è difficile passare ore semplicemente a guardarla giocare, ma immagino che per coloro che non hanno animali domestici, l'interesse non sia lo stesso. Giudicate voi.


*Guardatevi il video nel link, se avete il coraggio.
**Quest'abbinata l'ho cercata su Internet. Fatemi sapere se funziona.

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