For those of you who don't care about football

Carparn wrote:

What do you others do?

I'll be watching the final round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open.

But I'll probably watch the Superbowl after, even though (many will find it hard to believe) I am more excited to see the golf. Mickelson is actually contending for the first time in ages. Looking forward to Augusta.

Mrs. Barabbas and I have a long-standing tradition. On the night of the super bowl, we go to the movies. It is usually dead, and we frequently have the whole theater to ourselves. It's awesome. No talkers, cell phones, etc. It's going to be especially great this year, because we live in New Jersey, about 20min. outside of Philly. No one's going to be there. I'm surprised the movie theaters are even open tonight.

I am a tremendous football fan. I just have no interest in this matchup. I'm tired of the Patriots and grew up a NY Giants fan so I don't have a lot of interest in the Eagles winning. There's no passion in this one for me.

I'm going out to run about 25km.

Driving range , hit 200 balls, run 5 miles, 1 hour at gym. watch golf, then use Gwen Paltrow's heath protocol , and hot steam my genitals , then watch football.

I don’t care about the NFL (I do get obnoxious at NCAA games if my old school is playing). Having said that, this IS the Super Bowl. Got my long Sunday run in this morning, put in an extra 5 miles. Now getting ready to walk over to the neighborhood sports bar with hubs and friends and plan to drink a lot of beer (see extra 5 miles). It’s a great party, NFL fan or not.

I view football as most other pro sports, as a bread and circus act brought to us by the elites to distract the peasants from the real issues going on in the world. But on a day like today I suffer, trying to act like I'm interested in the super bowl and just eat some snacks and talk to friends and family.

Winning wrote:

I view football as most other pro sports, as a bread and circus act brought to us by the elites to distract the peasants from the real issues going on in the world. But on a day like today I suffer, trying to act like I'm interested in the super bowl and just eat some snacks and talk to friends and family.

I found living on the west coast was more into having Super Bowl parties. Maybe I just don't have a social circle that cares.

Last Super Bowl I watched was 1993. Just another day no need to try to find anything special to do because some game is on

Same thing I do every Sunday.

Coffee

very small snack (today: homemade vegan cinnamon cornbread)

Poo

Run

Hydrate/Shower

Breakfast (today: peanut butter & banana on toasted sprouted bread)

Read

Make lunches for the week (this week: brown rice with asian-inspired broccoli, zucchini, peppers, & tofu)

Read

Dinner (leftover veggie curry)

One beer

Sleep

I do have the game on but I'm not paying much attention. Watching for the first half commercials and the halftime show.

Turning it off after halftime.

Carparn wrote:

Winning wrote:

I view football as most other pro sports, as a bread and circus act brought to us by the elites to distract the peasants from the real issues going on in the world. But on a day like today I suffer, trying to act like I'm interested in the super bowl and just eat some snacks and talk to friends and family.

I found living on the west coast was more into having Super Bowl parties. Maybe I just don't have a social circle that cares.

Probably you don't have much of a social circle at all.

Zev wrote:

Same thing I do every Sunday.

Coffee

very small snack (today: homemade vegan cinnamon cornbread)

Poo

Run

Hydrate/Shower

Breakfast (today: peanut butter & banana on toasted sprouted bread)

Read

Make lunches for the week (this week: brown rice with asian-inspired broccoli, zucchini, peppers, & tofu)

Read

Dinner (leftover veggie curry)

One beer

Sleep

I do have the game on but I'm not paying much attention. Watching for the first half commercials and the halftime show.

Turning it off after halftime.

Very vegan of you to tell us exactly what you ate all day long.

You could have told us what your workout was, but no...

You could have told us what book you are reading, but no...

Even the type of beer, but no...

Just your vegan food...

This is the best day all year to go to Disney World or Disneyland. I imagine other amusement parks that are open too.

Went to the local HS track and ran 16x400m... only sunday of the year that the field isn't packed with kids playing football

I ran a great 10-mile run with tons of cute girls in jogbras and lycra everywhere, stopped to talk with a hot girl from the gym, got her #, then went home and watched one of the top three Superbowls of all-time.

America is F'ing awesome. Commies can s### ## ####

Happy?

Harsh but LOL

I rarely watch NFL games, but I usually watch the Super Bowl. Watched tonight and glad I did. Great game. Didn’t really care which team won. Very entertaining with loads of offense. Exciting plays by both teams. I hate defensive battles with lots of punting and this game didn’t disappoint.

I'm not a football fan (don't dislike it, just prefer other sports) but I watch the superbowl most years "just because" I guess. Good excuse to eat junk food and drink beer.

Ha, vegans are always worth a laugh

You still watch the game. Even if you don't follow football, a great game to watch. Watch the great Brady throw.

Make fun of JT's half time show and he must be gay jokes.

Did a 7 miler

Showered

Drove to Smash Burger (baja burger, fries, drink)

Drove 40 miles to a super bowl party (ate 5 slices of pizza, 2 beers, 2 chicken wings, a slice of cake)

Drove 45 miles back home

Showered again and now I type this. Ready to hit the bed.