Live Blogging Superbowl pt. 9

Part whatever.  It is hard to pay attention to detail with the TV
on.  I'm making all kinds of mistakes doing this live-blogging
thing.  It is not as easy as I thought it would be.  The game
is only half-over and I have run out of ideas.  Nothing to
say.  It's the old "nothing in, nothing out" syndrome.


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