The Super Bowl being played in an open-air stadium in a northern city: “Ye Gods what a dumb idea”, or “Line ’em up and let’s play!”?
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Excellent idea. In a perfect world, the Super Bowl would be rotated among all 31 of the league's stadiums.
When 2014 rolls around, how many times will we hear complaining players met with "There are 30 other teams who would trade places with you in a minute."?
Not nearly enough, I suspect.
It's football. Put on your Bronco Nagurski long underwear and play.
Oh those poor overpaid crybabies might get a bit chilly? I thought football was a 'man's' game. Put on some mittens and suck it up Nancy! In fact I would scatter a bunch of alligators around the field. Count yourself lucky if you survive to half time.
Sure. Sounds like fun.
I'm in favor, but it won't be replicated.
BTW, it's THURSDAY as I write this. Evanier had a reason why you might better appreciate Yesterday.
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From a marketing standpoint, I bet hot food sales at the game will be up but cold beer sales will be down. They should offer hot toddies and Irish coffees and whatnot. Charge $42.78 apiece. They'll sell like, well, hotcakes. Which they could also sell for $42.78 apiece.
I just had to Google "a piece/apiece." Still not sure which is correct.