Superbowl Outcomes
January 30, 2008
For the first time in my life, I am impatient to see grossly oversalaried douchebags play with their balls. I’m talking about the Super Bowl, of course. Why? Because I think I know the outcome of the game.
It all started when I was busy waxing my hot rod. to go off on a tangent, here’s some programming for those of you who read that last sentence.
#include <aboveparagraph>
{int dirtymind
10 print “I was busy waxing my hot rod”;
20 if 10 = dirty goto 40;
30 if 10 ≠ dirty, exec “read_on”;
40 int char: mind;
55 remove_from_gutter;
}
Anyways, I was waxing my hot rod, acting like a tough greaser, when a mysterious old creep shambles up to me. “Hey thar, sonny,” he said. “I gots a present for you.” I yelled at him and made a really bad Fat Albert joke. He then handed me a sports almanac from the future, allowing me to bet favorably on every sporting event up until the year 2045.
I churlishly tossed it into the back of my hot rod. Then Michael J.Fox made a daring hoverboard tunnel chase, causing me to drive into a pile of manure (which I hate). He absconded with the magazine. Dumbfounded at the loss of my potential fortune, I decided to go see “I Am Legend.”
There is still some hope left for me. In the movie, Hillary Clinton’s giant-eyed fish twin makes a news announcement. Underneath it is the outcome for the superbowl.

That’s right. The Giants will lose to the Patriots 23 to 7. I told my friends this, and after researching to find out what sport the Superbowl entails, I wagered a hefty sum of D n’ D gold pieces on it.
Got Patriots!
Me: When is the Super Cup going to be on?


