Super Bowl From Hell... XLV

**Gistok** · February-05-11, 03:43 AM

I don't wish Arlington Texas [[12 miles from Fort Worth, 20 miles from Dallas) any bad luck... [[although Schadenfreude does sometimes come to mind) but it looks like the weather is really going to be horrible for this years' Super Bowl XLV.

Texans are not used to winter weather like we are in Michigan.... but they have the additional problem of lots of ice...

I remember that the Super Bowl in Jacksonville FL was another one with a lot of complaints...

We really did luck out with Super Bowl XL in Detroit.

Texas may not be that lucky...

DetroitDad · February-05-11, 09:39 AM

I thought the National Football League implied that they wouldn't be holding the Super Bowl in cold weather cities for awhile. What happened?

**softailrider** · February-05-11, 10:49 AM

Originally Posted by DetroitDad

I thought the National Football League implied that they wouldn't be holding the Super Bowl in cold weather cities for awhile. What happened?

It's global warming, it messed everything up. Just like Gore said it would.

**Trumpeteer** · February-05-11, 11:16 AM

Originally Posted by DetroitDad

I thought the National Football League implied that they wouldn't be holding the Super Bowl in cold weather cities for awhile. What happened?

An ice storm hit Atlanta during the 2000 Super Bowl as well. On the other hand, the 2014 SB is being held in the new OPEN AIR stadium in the Meadowlands, go figure

ferntruth · February-05-11, 12:57 PM

Originally Posted by Gistok

I don't wish Arlington Texas [[12 miles from Fort Worth, 20 miles from Dallas) any bad luck... [[although Schadenfreude does sometimes come to mind) but it looks like the weather is really going to be horrible for this years' Super Bowl XLV.

Texans are not used to winter weather like we are in Michigan.... but they have the additional problem of lots of ice...

I remember that the Super Bowl in Jacksonville FL was another one with a lot of complaints...

We really did luck out with Super Bowl XL in Detroit.

Texas may not be that lucky...

Apparently, no one told the weather that you "don't mess with Texas"

**Whitehouse** · February-05-11, 07:13 PM

Cross-posting this. It's not weather related but it is Superbowl related. The censoring of internet in favor of commercial interests, without the ruling of a judge. What did the DoJ think it was doing when they cut off some .coms and .nets? How in the world would that be affective?