CarolinaFever
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You're an idiot.
Super Bowl LX - FOOD, ADS, HALFTIME SHOW
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He’s not wrong, although given Drake’s performance it is probably good he didn’t rep us tonight.
CarolinaFever
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Saying it was something that would divide the country is just the same old thing racists say about anything that isn't white.
aGDevil2k
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Awesome movie
kidryancorn
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Same here ..was hoping Drake would show out but obviously they did not happen
CarolinaFever
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He has to have a line that will give him time to do something.
kidryancorn
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That is true but he has also missed a few throws.
The lack of a flag on Seattle cheap shit and a pinch is ridiculous
theel4life
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This is what it’s all about.
kidryancorn
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Finally! Heel to Heel!
aGDevil2k
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Wow that's so cool
1moretimeagain
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TMZ changed the language in their article and now says it’s unconfirmed whether the kid was Liam Ramos.
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Hoping this is not Mark Maye trying to create a diversion.
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I enjoyed it.I don’t know how you could enjoy it if you don’t speak Spanish.
I don't believe you have to speak the language to appreciate the music.
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"The first big game in 1967 featured the University of Arizona and Grambling State University marching bands, along with trumpeter Al Hirt. The band members aligned on the field to form shapes that symbolize America, such as the Liberty Bell."
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I would not have guessed that the Super Bowl half-time shows still featured college bands in 1987.
ETA: Missed 2007