Published February 05, 2007 07:58 am - PARENTAL ADVISORY
So I was outside the stadium at the NFL Experience (“The Official NFL Experience of the Super Bowl”) which is where you, the Ordinary Fan, can experience what it’s like to be a real NFL player by throwing a football, kicking a football, breaking Joe Theismann’s leg like a pretzel, etc. There were many kids in Colts and Bears jerseys running around, and it was all very wholesome, except for the music blasting over the PA system, which was a woman proudly singing:
Super Bowl Hump Day with David Spade
A Blog by Dave Barry live from Miami
By Dave Barry, Tribune Media Services
PARENTAL ADVISORY
So I was outside the stadium at the NFL Experience (“The Official NFL Experience of the Super Bowl”) which is where you, the Ordinary Fan, can experience what it’s like to be a real NFL player by throwing a football, kicking a football, breaking Joe Theismann’s leg like a pretzel, etc. There were many kids in Colts and Bears jerseys running around, and it was all very wholesome, except for the music blasting over the PA system, which was a woman proudly singing:
My humps! My humps!
My lovely lady lumps!
At least that’s what it sounded like she was singing. Is that a real song? Does the NFL (“The Official NFL of the NFL”) know about it?
UPDATE
OK, I have done some research in and around Originally Joe Robbie Stadium, and here is what I have determined so far:
1. Beer is $10 a bottle.
2. Ten dollars a bottle.
3. But people are buying it anyway.
URGENT BREAKING SUPER BOWL BULLETIN
There is a rumor going around the stadium that the coaches in this year’s game are both African-American. Has anyone heard anything about that? I am going to “poke around” and see what I can find out.
SUPER BOWL UPDATE
I got to the stadium, and — even more incredibly — found my seat. I am very excited, because the NFL has provided the news media with Official Super Bowl Lunchboxes, containing an Official Super Bowl Lunch:
And get this: I am sitting right near the Red Hotline Phone, which connects me directly to the radio in Peyton Manning’s helmet. I plan to be offering helpful advice to Peyton all through the game. At the moment, I am advising him to put his pants on after he puts on his athletic supporter.