Will we remember the game, or the commericals? (And which will we talk about more?)

So it's Superbowl Sunday. I'm even going to a party later on to watch the game, and I have no idea who's playing. Even the guys throwing the party (and they are guys, so presumably the target audience for this sort of thing) say they're mostly there for the commercials, so there you go, you can tell your grandkids that there was at least one legacy from the dotcom boom that continues to effect our lives. (Aside from online shopping, etc... yeah, whatever.) But I really am beginning to think that the game is getting to be like what they say about scones in a Devon Cream Tea - just shelving to prop up all that jelly and cream.

Nice Suprise!: I got up yesterday to find this wonderful present in my mailbox:( Click for pretty )

Subject Change!: It occurred to me just the other day that the two TV shows I'm currently watching and really enjoying - Dirt and Ugly Betty, which I'm catching now after seeing the first episode while we were in England - are both about magazine publishing. Delicious. So much more fun to idolize editors now that I don't have to be one. (Although even when I still was, there was J. Johah Jameson, and that was just the best. If ONLY.)

Okay, so maybe that Pure Evil quiz result wasn't so far off after all. I sometimes miss having an office desk to pound dramatically. (Should I mention here that the JJJ action figure was absolutely awesome, and had desk-pounding action!?)